Prayer of the Rollerboys

1990
15
1h 35m

IMDb RATING

5.5/10

2.8K

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Corey Haim in Prayer of the Rollerboys (1990)

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B-Action Dystopian Sci-Fi Action Crime Drama Sci-Fi

In a dystopian near future America, a young man infiltrates a powerful drug dealing rollerblading youth gang that runs his town in order to end their reign for good.In a dystopian near future America, a young man infiltrates a powerful drug dealing rollerblading youth gang that runs his town in order to end their reign for good.In a dystopian near future America, a young man infiltrates a powerful drug dealing rollerblading youth gang that runs his town in order to end their reign for good.

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IMDb RATING

5.5/10

2.8K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 nominations

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Prayer of the Rollerboys

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Trivia
Corey Haim did most of his own stunts in the film.

Quotes
Gary Lee: [opening narration, which also turns out to be a PATTON-esque Rollerboy-recruiting commercial] Before many of you were born, our parents caused the Great Crash. They were consumed with greed. They ignored repeated warnings, and borrowed more money than they could ever repay. They lost our farms, lost our factories, lost our homes. Alien races foreclosed on our nation while we... We were locked in homeless camps. Now America belongs to the enemy. Forget your parents. They didn't care about us. We are the New Generation, and we are the Remedy. You need a new family, a family that cares. The Rollerboys care. Join with us. Let us be your Strength. Let us be your Warriors. Help the White Army win back our homeland. The Day of the Rope is coming.

Connections
References Rocky and His Friends (1959)

Soundtracks
Pipe Dream
Written by William Harrison, Norman Sheppard and Michael Annis (as Hell Toupée)
Performed by Hell Toupée
Published by Groovelocity Music (ASCAP)

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The best sci.-fi. flick of '91.

Though the material is now familiar to us all, this is a very good post nuke sci.-fi. movie. Features excellent stunt and set work and features an incredible amount of style. This film got unfairly tossed when it played in theaters, but go out and rent this movie you won't be sorry. Rating: 8/10