Review of Hands of Steel

Explicitly Hands of Steel takes a ride on the successful "The Terminator", what was to be a plain of low standard carbon copy became in a few time into a cult status through the time, this Italian Sci-fiction has many mighty elements that lifts the movie in another threshold, the start-up lay down in a well drawn up screenplay, fulfilled of action on the poisoned Earth in a near dark future, the leading role by the Bully Boy Daniel Greene is native American as the Cyborg Paco Keruak was another key factor to acceptability of the movie as a whole, a dozen interesting character who carry out with suitable form, also tot up Linda (Janet Agren) as romantic couple in the aim to catch the audience overall, as the villains they bring George Eastman as Mexican troublemaker Raul Morales and the Boss Francis Turner (John Saxon), all special effects are plenty average for a low budge, all weak points were quickly overcame by priceless sequences on a mandatory stop the roadside restaurant-motel, colorful characters were utmost concernment to fill out the feasible gaps that supposedly could appear, strangely underrated and stigmatized by IMDB's users!! Resume:

First watch: 2013 / How many: 2 / Source: DVD / Rating: 7