Thanks largely to the success of John Milius' 'Conan the Barbarian', the early 80s saw a huge influx of loincloth clad heroes on the big and (mostly) small screen. Among those Conan clones was this oddity starring B-movie icon Reb Brown.
Based on an Argentinian comic and culled from a 4-part Italian miniseries, 'Yor, the Hunter from the Future' is a schlocky, sloppily made jumble of bad ideas that are poorly executed. The bulk of its 90 minute runtime involves watching Yor (who looks more like a surfer than a prehistoric-futuristic warrior) running in and around the same phallic-shaped rock formations in search of his kidnapped love interest who he'd known for all of five minutes.
This is a "film" whose chief appeal is that of getting together with friends and B-movie lovers and riffing MST3K style while munching on some choice meats.
Based on an Argentinian comic and culled from a 4-part Italian miniseries, 'Yor, the Hunter from the Future' is a schlocky, sloppily made jumble of bad ideas that are poorly executed. The bulk of its 90 minute runtime involves watching Yor (who looks more like a surfer than a prehistoric-futuristic warrior) running in and around the same phallic-shaped rock formations in search of his kidnapped love interest who he'd known for all of five minutes.
This is a "film" whose chief appeal is that of getting together with friends and B-movie lovers and riffing MST3K style while munching on some choice meats.