This movie is set in the not so distant future of Los Angeles. The economy has gone bankrupt and Los Angeles has been over-run with violence, drugs and gang warfare.
Now, let us just get this out of the way: someone wrote a story about drug-dealing, inline skating white supremacists... a company bought this story, cast Corey Haim in it, and added Patricia Arquette as a moll. At no time did someone say "this is ludicrous" and stop filming. No. It was made and it exists, ready to be viewed on VHS, DVD, or YouTube.
The film is not good, but oddly entertaining because of its bizarre plot and situation. I mean, sure, maybe a world could exist where Germany rises up... maybe this film was inspired by Philip K. Dick's "Man in the High Castle"... but a white supremacist gang of skaters in California? Not so much.
Now, let us just get this out of the way: someone wrote a story about drug-dealing, inline skating white supremacists... a company bought this story, cast Corey Haim in it, and added Patricia Arquette as a moll. At no time did someone say "this is ludicrous" and stop filming. No. It was made and it exists, ready to be viewed on VHS, DVD, or YouTube.
The film is not good, but oddly entertaining because of its bizarre plot and situation. I mean, sure, maybe a world could exist where Germany rises up... maybe this film was inspired by Philip K. Dick's "Man in the High Castle"... but a white supremacist gang of skaters in California? Not so much.