Almost every aspect of this film is silly, from the plot down to the weirdly catchy but utterly nonsensical theme song. It's worth a look just for the sheer insanity and goofiness, and it's definitely a must-see for any fan of the Spoony Experiment, if you can track it down.

It's really a toss-up between this and Space Mutiny as to which Reb Brown vehicle is the most hilariously inept. But... seriously. A caveman movie with lasers and dinosaurs. Plotted like randomly pieced together TV serials (which is what it is, apparently). Oh, and Darth Vader is in this too somehow. Possibly, this was his stopover between eps III and IV.

No, I'm not. I don't even know what they hunt in the future. Stop accusing me of shit, you terrible movie.

Not as good as Gor.

Outrageous! Count the number of innocent villages, and people killed because of Yor and his companions. A true B-movie laugh fest that is sure to entertain.

Re-edited from a four-part Italian miniseries, this absurd feature is good for a few laughs but not much else. Director Margheriti made some good movies in the '60s but by this point had pretty much run out of creative steam. Strange but awful; for beefcake fans only.

Craptacular

Downright silly.

Editing this down from a miniseries into feature length had the consequence of the story moving at a _furious_ pace. That doesn't make it a bad thing, but it does require your full attention. As it progresses, it gets gradually more insane, with the technological level of each village he encounters increasing from clubs to lasers.

YOR'S WORLD HE'S THE MAN!