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The Load Warriors (1987)
The time is the future. An earth laid waste by the ultimate cloud of destruction. Those humans who have managed to survive have created a world of raw, primitive, animal lust and depravity, with acts and devices that stagger the imagination. For one purpose. To stay alive.
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The time is the future. An earth laid waste by the ultimate cloud of destruction. Those humans who have managed to survive have created a world of raw, primitive, animal lust and depravity, with acts and devices that stagger the imagination. For one purpose. To stay alive.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:C.C. Williams
In Theaters:1/1/1987
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Runtime:77 minutes
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