mmevanille-53097 Have you noticed that every bad movie begins with an absurdly long credit scene? Future war is no different. I understand sometimes there are budget constraints but if you only have limited funds, much better to choose a script that does not require CGI.Acting is poor, but not as poor as some other bad movies 2.5/10. The character who plays Fred was probably the pick of the bunch. Script wasn't exactly genius, random objects can always be found when needed. Setting is very basic, it seems the director knew someone who owned a warehouse at least. Possibly even a cardboard box factory. Main 'cyborg' Antagonist looks like he just stepped out of a Kiss concert. Graphics are poor, badly done even to 1970s standards. The sock puppets are quite well done.... I mean they do look like kids toys but you couldn't see the hand right?Cinematography and direction practical non-existant. Production had no clue. Camera is unstable, probably hand held all the way through. Sound is choppy at times, sometimes it is passable. If it wasn't for the dinosaurs, if it were a bounty hunter using robot darlek-like trackers or something, and with a slightly higher production budget, mainly for some actual production and a script review. This could have been a 3 or 4.This is bad, but not as bad as some. Some decent laughs especially in the Dino scenes

garyb04 I first saw this piece of crap on MST3K when it was on Sci-fi channel and I couldn't believe what I saw because it's so bad.How bad?? Well,the acting for one.Second,the so-called effects because the dinosaurs are smaller than they actually are.Third,the script...I have a question:why do the nun and Runaway get on the train after the dinosaur attacks them and the others at their house??? Did anyone notice that there's a cardboard box factory during the fight between the cyborg and Runaway??Nothing but empty boxes..I wouldn't advise anyone to watch this by itself.Please only watch it with Mike and bots and that's it,then it won't be so painful.Not unless you're into that kind of thing..Fun to watch?? Maybe.Painful? Could be.Really bad??? Definitely!!!!

Nezodon I have seen the worst of the worst of all movies in my time, i love the old fashioned 80s/90s low budget martial arts movies, and I've heard of more dodgy martial artist/actors ( i use the term actor loosely ). Now that i have got that straight i can now say in all honesty watching this film was physically painful and every second my eyes pleaded to be ripped out from their sockets and stuffed into my ears.Luckily like many i saw this on MST3K so occasionally it would break up the movie and help with a little bit of the pain i was experiencing through out my viewing.I have at least now suffered the fate of seeing the worst film ever made and now i know that any film i see from this point on will be an improvement on this sack of crap.

Kastore I have wanted to hunt this down since I saw it on the Bottom 100 a few years ago. I finally found it and could not refuse the temptation. I paid the price for my curiosity. This is one of the worst films I've ever seen in my life.Where to begin? Well for starters, for a film that has the word "Future" in its title, it sure did have a lot of dinosaurs running around. The 'dinosaurs' were little more than detailed hand puppets, made to look like they were doing battle with the human characters using painful forced perspective shots.About 20% of the budget must have been spent on cardboard boxes. The entire first fight scene has our hero battling a cyborg (How do we know it's a cyborg? Because of the white makeup that appears on his face most of the time) amongst rows and rows of empty cardboard boxes. They even use the 'empty' boxes as weapons, lobbing them at each other and getting buried under pounds of EMPTY cardboard boxes (Did I mention they're empty?). I also have to mention the cardboard box that didn't make the casting call for the fight sequence, but did serve as a dandy TV camera for the zealous redhead reporter and his cameraman later on.The only name I recognized in this film was Robert Z'Dar. Let me spell out his role for anyone who is tempted to see this entry in his career. He has no lines at all. He's only in a few scenes, one of them a poor "Terminator" rip-off wherein he takes out a police station, the others being the two fight scenes he has with the hero. And he is sporting a really big (fake) mustache, the sole purpose of which is to make him resemble his fight double – who is none other than the cyborg from the aforementioned cardboard box fight.Above all, this movie is cheap. I don't mean B-movie low budget, I mean cheap. I rented it for 50 cents and feel ripped off. I only wish I had seen the MST3K version of "Future War" instead of the real thing.