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Manborg
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Count Draculon and his Nazi vampire want to invade the Earth during the Hell Wars. Matthew Kennedy, a dead soldier, is reborn by being transformed into Manborg in order to fight against the Count Draculon demons. In the resistance, he receives the help of other elite man such as a gunfighter or a martial arts expert.
Count Draculon and his Nazi vampire want to invade the Earth during the Hell Wars. Matthew Kennedy, a dead soldier, is reborn by being transformed into Manborg in order to fight against the Count Draculon demons. In the resistance, he receives the help of other elite man such as a gunfighter or a martial arts expert.
Actors:
Dylan Gyles,
Adam Camara,
John Titley,
Christine Elise,
Jenn Meigs,
Brian Edward Roach,
Mike Kostanski
Dylan Gyles
Adam Camara
John Titley
Christine Elise
Jenn Meigs
Brian Edward Roach
9 March 1986, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Mike Kostanski
Director:
Steven Kostanski
Steven Kostanski
Country:
International, United States
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April 17, 2013
An acid-washed cornucopia of action and laughs. Short, silly, and superbly crafted with next to no money, Manborg is a delight.
February 24, 2013
Manborg works first and foremost by being genuinely, legitimately funny.
November 01, 2012
Too bad the story sags, although the padding is a riot.
February 08, 2013
There's no escaping the sense that this is a fun idea for a short stretched out to feature length. The joke has worn thin long before the end.
May 05, 2013
Manborg is massively cheap, outrageous, and features a lot of overacting but it's also incredibly amusing with ridiculous gore and animation. It's like an homage to your childhood that you can't help but love and hate at the same time.
December 13, 2012
The colour scheme is garish and nausea-inducing but somehow Manborg is endearingly lo-fi DIY entertainment and Kostanski should be applauded for what he's achieved on this minimal budget.