Now at Rifftrax.com! My MST3K-style commentary on this very funny film starring Reb Brown (of MST3K's Space Mutiny and the 70s Captain America) as a very blonde, very stupid caveman who fights both dinosaurs with an axe and robots with a laser gun. He wanders around aimlessly and every single civilization he comes across, he destroys completely, with fire and with flooding. Exterminating anyone different than him? This is like Adolf Hitler's wet dream. He is accompanied by the jealous, spiteful Kallah, who has some crazy 80s hair going on, and attempts to kill anyone else who hits on Yor. There's also Pag, an old man who loves his hemp. There are evil blue cavemen, who are not the Smurfs. And the ridiculous villain The Overlord, who probably likes to play Dungeons and Dragons. He commands an army of puppets, which might make him Jim Henson. Then there are the future people, who dress kinda like Santa's Elves. By the end of it, our hero has killed everyone who isn't him and doomed the entire future of humanity, as his epic 80s Queen-like theme song plays! Yor! Hunter from the Future!

Commentary by Garrett Gilchrist. In the tradition of Mystery Science Theater 3000, Rifftrax and Cinematic Titanic. Will be available as an Iriff at Rifftrax.com.

The film has been released on DVD in Germany.


Directed by Anthony M. Dawson [Antonio Margheriti]
Produced by Michele Marsala
Written by Ray Collins and Juan Zanotto (graphic novel "Henga, el cazador")
Robert D. Bailey and Anthony M. Dawson (screenplay)

Starring Reb Brown
Corinne Clery
John Steiner
Carole André
Luciano Pigozzi
Ayshe Gul
Aytekin Akkaya
Marina Rocchi
Sergio Nicolai
Ludovico Della Jojo
Music by Guido De Angelis
Maurizio De Angelis
John Scott
Cinematography Marcello Masciocchi
Editing by Alberto Moriani
Giorgio Serrallonga
Distributed by Columbia Pictures
Release date(s) August 19, 1983 (USA)
Running time 88 min
Countr yItaly/France/Turkey (less info)