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[Pak-Man]

1990: Bronx Warriors

Feature film · 2019

The year was 1990. Milli Vanilli began their unstoppable march up the pop charts. The Church Lady was the favored impression of dorky dads everywhere. And evidently The Bronx was a wasteland overru…

With Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy, Bill Corbett

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The year was 1990. Milli Vanilli began their unstoppable march up the pop charts. The Church Lady was the favored impression of dorky dads everywhere. And evidently The Bronx was a wasteland overrun by gangs with really lame themes.

There's a tapdancing gang! A rollerskating gang! Presumably there's a gang who only wears Zubaz pants (it being 1990). MST3K fans may recognize the sweet, lovable hero Trash from the Season 7 offering Escape 2000, the kind-of sequel to this film. Trash just wants to get to the other side of the Bronx. We think his goal is to evade The Warriors' copyright attorneys.

If you've read this far, you've probably already guessed that former NFL star-turned-B-movie-king Fred Williamson is in this movie, and you would be correct. Also mentally cashing a paycheck throughout the production is Vic Morrow, who plays the era-appropriate Hammer. All things told, you could do worse for entertainment in 1990. Exhibit A: "Shiny Happy People."

Join Mike, Kevin, and Bill for the only movie more 90s than Cool As Ice, 1990: Bronx Warriors!

Written by:
Mike Nelson, Bill Corbett, Conor Lastowka and Sean Thomason

Contributing writers:
Jason Miller and Zachary Shatzer

[Pak-Man]

So Escape 2000 is one of the MST3K episodes I never got around to. Now that I've seen this, I absolutely have to dig it out of my DVD collection. I don't wanna leave Trash hanging. I must know of his further adventures!

[dbsommer]

So Escape 2000 is one of the MST3K episodes I never got around to. Now that I've seen this, I absolutely have to dig it out of my DVD collection. I don't wanna leave Trash hanging. I must know of his further adventures!

'Adventures' is such an ambitious term. Probably ought to go with, 'Places he went to that the camera filmed.' and leave it at that.