Directed by Tim Kincaid
In New York City sometime in the near future, Z, the evil chairman of the Inteltrax Corporation, has taken a small army of cyborgs designed to perform hazardous tasks and altered them to kill humans for pleasure. The inventor of the cyborgs, Dr. Paul Haynes, is held captive, and his sister Darla seeks the aid of Matt Riker, an expert in high-tech weaponry and martial arts.
Robot Killer, 闪灵异种, Guerre di Mutanti, Değişen Av
USA USA 
ever since the space shuttle sex murders
"Don't get me steamed Cyborg!"
DEATH MAY BE YOUR SANTA CLAUS!
Matt Riker a bounty hunter who plays by his own rules, a bit of a maverick you might say and answers to no one, spends his days hunting down cyborgs on the mean streets in a 1990's cyberpunk future (*coughs*) - Not Blade Runner's storyline at all!
"Who'd want to get a Robot high?"
It was like watching someone play a Sega Mega Drive game and features the most funny/awkward cyborg fight in underpants (Matt Riker's in the underpants not the cyborg - that would be just weird!) in his Bedroom/Command HQ's.
The video game style music throughout the movie was great - want NO need the soundtrack now!
Total Entertainment/Garbage!
Make no mistake; Mutant Hunt is bad. The movie technically does not deserve my 3,5 star rating. The acting is forced, the practical fx are some next level amateur stuff and the fight choreography is laughable. But despite all of that, I had a thoroughly good time watching this.
I mean, a movie where our hero is introduced to us fighting "cyborgs" in his tighty whities for 10 minutes can't be terrible, right? Also there is a villain that is a Cher lookalike and another one that just stares into the middle distance everytime he's having a conversation (I like to think that was an actor's choice.)
Although the world building is cheap, they certainly manage to create atmosphere. It's not on the Blade Runner level the creators were probably aiming for, but it's decent. With hardly any money, that's an impressive feat for sure!
Go in with the right expectations and this movie can be a lot of fun.
“Who’d want to get robots high?”
On paper this sounds good. Cyborgs, lasers, cheesy 80’s theme music, a great movie poster. I know, it sounds like it can’t fail. Wellllll let me tell you something, this thing was a dumpster fire. It’s just so bad, like hard to watch bad.
They really tried to make this good with the budget they had. Unfortunately you can only polish a turd so much before you realize it’s still a turd.
The only reason I’m giving this any type of rating is because of the movie poster, it’s the only good thing about this movie. Oh and maybe the “who’d want to get robots high” line as well.
Shit guitar solo shit fights/robotic bullshit drivel/shit guitar solo shit fights/in-universe faux-scientific bullshit drivel. Rinse and repeat and chuck in sprinkles of stretch arm strong limb logic, cyborgs, weapons, cyborg weapons, a shit sex scene, lasers, Y-fronts and goo. Euphoron highs and narrative lows. And of course Charlie Band, genius that he is, knows no one actually wants to watch Mutant Hunt, so he remastered it using fog and vaseline. Top tier mid-tier somehow-too-long bollocks for the mindless and the droolers. Of course that means 3 stars.
Imagine it's 1987 and you see a VHS box for something called "Mutant Hunt." It's got a muscle man, a sexy lady, and a big stretchy mutant.
This is close to the best case scenario of the movie young you is imagining.
"delta 8.... mutated beyond recognition"
"Who'd want to get robots high?"
"I don't know."
In the 80’s, I would always see this at the video store. Not only was the box awesome, it also had a little icon on the box that said ‘Too Gory for the Silver Screen’ that showed a movie screen with a slash through it. I was very intrigued and too terrified to rent it.
Well I’m a big boy now, so when I saw ‘Mutant Hunt’ was on Full Moon streaming, I had to watch it!
What a piece of dog shit!
The biggest issue is how boring it was. Not only was the plot uninteresting, the actors all seemed to be talking at half speed so each scene seemed to go on forever!
There is one pretty decent…
Somehow goopier than Slime City, with a finale that features a horde of melting, mutant robot dads having slow martial arts fights with our Generic Hunky Lead while a synth-and-guitar track loops in the background. Not a whole lot to say here, but I love how Tim Kincaid creates a dystopian future noir city out of little more than a couple of redressed lofts, choice city exteriors, and a factory. Perfectly dumb and economical.
Eines vorab: Mutant Hunt ist schlecht………..
aber wenn man mit einer grenzenlosen Toleranzschwelle für (gute) schlechte Filme ausgestattet ist, dann ist das der Film für euch cineastischen Masochisten.
Jede Menge Mutanten/Replikanten, die genauso statisch kämpfen wie der ganze Müll hier gefilmt wurde, eine Frau Namens Domina schwingt sinnlose Reden und man fragt sich, welchen Sinn diese Person im Geschehenen überhaupt hat, es wird geschmolzen, amputiert und (stets charmant) getrickst auf Hinterhof-Niveau, der Synthesizer dudelt, Sprüche werden geklopft und und und und……..
Ein SciFi-Trasher ohne Budget, ohne jegliches Können geschweige denn filmisches Gespür, aber dafür mit gaaanz viel Unterhaltungswert (für das richtige Publikum).
Schmelzattacken galore, Luftboxen par excellence, fiese Mienen exquisit…….
Herr im Himmel, was für ein Trash-Fest.
Unmöglich zu bewerten.
If I were rating this purely as a student film, I'd say the makers have a lot of promise. As a movie, it's pretty bad but with a lot of spirit, and some honestly better than average practical (gooey!!!) effects.
One of the cyborgs is walking around with only half a face for most of the movie and it looks great.
