Cyborg

About This Movie

Cyborg is a gritty slice of post-apocalyptic action from Albert Pyun. It has this rough, low-budget charm, with a vibe that's both bleak and oddly captivating. The pacing can feel uneven at times, especially in the quieter moments, but it builds tension effectively. Jean-Claude Van Damme's performance is solid—he brings a physicality that works well against the backdrop of a decaying urban hellscape. The practical effects have that raw edge that CGI often lacks, though they can be hit or miss. It’s a film that embodies that late '80s sci-fi aesthetic, where the world feels both familiar and utterly foreign. Definitely a unique entry in the genre, with a cultish appeal for those who appreciate its oddities.

Released straight to video in many regionsFilmed in the aftermath of the '89 Hurricane HugoFeatures practical effects and minimal CGIPart of the 'Cyborg Cop' series, not to be confused