Empire of Ash III

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It's the year 2050, and the world has become a wasteland after a fatal virus has ravaged the human race. Those few that have survived are forced to fight against a powerful warrior empire th... Read allIt's the year 2050, and the world has become a wasteland after a fatal virus has ravaged the human race. Those few that have survived are forced to fight against a powerful warrior empire that seeks total control over the new world. The price of freedom in this New World is death... Read allIt's the year 2050, and the world has become a wasteland after a fatal virus has ravaged the human race. Those few that have survived are forced to fight against a powerful warrior empire that seeks total control over the new world. The price of freedom in this New World is death. In a desperate stand for true civilization, the last of the warriors for freedom wage an... Read all

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William Smith

Lucas

Ken Farmer

Chuck

Melanie Kilgour

Danielle

Scott Anderson

Harris
(as Scott Andersen)

Nancy Pataki

Baalca

Tanya Orton

Claudia

Joe Maffei

Iodine

Andrew MacGregor

Pauline Crawford

Maria

Nic Amoroso

Dax
(as Nick Amoroso)

David Gregg

Rocket Man
(as Dave Gregg)

Darlene DeVink

April
(as Darline DeVink)

Judy Reynolds

June

Michael Metcalfe

Ozzie

Paul Hogan

Jack

Curt Bonn

Arco

Richard Hendery

1st Shepherd

Serge Houde

2nd Shepherd

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Trivia
Melanie Kilgour's final leading role and last nude scene.

Crazy credits
Special thanks to: Conan

Connections
Follows Empire of Ash (1988)

Soundtracks
Born to be Wild
Written by Mars Bonfire
Performed by Tom Lavin

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Don't watch it. This is neither Mad Max nor Samurai Cop/The Room.

It's very, very bad. The story just goes from scene to scene without any point whatsoever.

Don't expect a B-film gem here. This is not low-budget, it's just crap. More money would not have saved this film from itself.

It's not Mad Max, but that's fairly evident. There's no deeper story in play here. The action is the high school film project level.

The dialogues are just people talking. There's no snappy lines, no depth, no philosophy, no reflection, no wit, no cheesy one-liners.

It's not even enjoyable as a bad film. There's little to laugh at.

I would give 10 stars to Samurai Cop and none to this one. I'd give the Room 7/10 or 8/10. Those were entertaining.

There is no reason why you should watch it unless you're performing an autopsy on the Canadian film industry.