1990: The Bronx Warriors (1982)

Underneath the ebony veil of the post-apocalyptic New York City, the Bronx has been forsaken, declared a lawless "No Man's Land" in 1990. Here, the once bustling borough has been transformed into a gruesome gladiatorial arena for merciless street gangs. As the city sleeps, the eerie silence is broken only by the thundering roar of motorcycles and the clattering of roller skates on the abandoned streets. In this dystopian wasteland, a privileged young woman named Young Ann, weary of her gilded cage in Manhattan, escapes to the Bronx. She finds herself pursued not by the manicured hands of boarding school friends, but by a savage gang of street hockey players. Adorned in fiberglass armor and wielding hockey sticks as weapons, they chase her into the labyrinth of the Bronx's decaying streets. Just as despair begins to clutch Young Ann, a new force emerges from the shadows. A gang of formidable warriors, The Riders, led by the enigmatic Trash, surround the hockey players. These motorcyclists, armed with a fierce sense of self-respect and raw power, step in to protect Young Ann, initiating her into their ranks. Meanwhile, Young Ann's corrupt father, desperate to reclaim his wayward daughter, dispatches a cold-blooded mercenary into the heart of this chaos. His mission: to navigate through the Bronx Warriors, the marauding gangs, and the degenerate street trash to retrieve Young Ann, no matter what the cost. In this brutal world where survival is the only law, alliances are tested, and loyalties are forged in the crucible of street warfare, 1990: The Bronx Warriors paints a vivid tableau of a city lost to anarchy and reclaimed by the most unlikely of heroes.

1990: The Bronx Warriors is an action movie featuring Vic Morrow.

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