Cyborg Cop Trilogy (1993-1995) | Region-Free (Blu-Ray) | Blackseries

Cyborg Cop Trilogy (1993-1995) | Region-Free (Blu-Ray) | Blackseries

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Description

Title: Cyborg Cop (1993)

Alternate Title: Universal Warrior

Genre: Action / Sci-Fi

Plot Synopsis:
Former DEA agent Jack Ryan receives a desperate call from his brother Phillip, whose drug-enforcement team was ambushed on a Caribbean island. When Jack arrives, he discovers Phillip has been captured and transformed into a cybernetic killing machine by a deranged scientist and druglord who plans to sell cyborg soldiers to the highest bidder. Jack must fight through an army of mechanized mercenaries to save his brother and stop the operation before it spreads worldwide.

Cast and Crew

  • Director: Sam Firstenberg

  • Writer: Greg Latter

Cast:

  • David Bradley as Jack Ryan

  • Todd Jensen as Phillip Ryan

  • John Rhys-Davies as Professor Joachim Kessel

  • Alonna Shaw as Cathy

  • Ron Smerczak as Callan

YouTube Trailer: Cyborg Cop | Trailer

IMDb: Cyborg Cop (1993)

Reviews from Letterboxd:

  1. bpmckenna — ★★★
    “This movie has a lot going for it: explosions, martial arts, boobs, John Rhys-Davies doing an accent, faceless corpses, etc.”

  2. Derek — ★★★½
    “David Bradley wears a fanny pack and leather jacket the entire movie… pure rewatchable B-movie fun.”

  3. Geoffrey Broomer — ★★★
    “An amoral science experiment plot that feels ripped straight from peak direct-to-video action cinema.”

  4. Mike D’Angelo — ★★★
    “Exactly what you want from early ’90s sci-fi action: cheap thrills, bad guys, and lots of punching.”

Meta Description: A high-octane ’90s action sci-fi cult favorite, Cyborg Cop follows a former DEA agent battling cyborg mercenaries to save his brother and shut down a madman’s mechanical army.

Title: Cyborg Cop 2 (1994)

Genre: Action / Sci-Fi / Thriller

Plot Synopsis:
After a hostage rescue ends in tragedy, hardened cop Jack Ryan believes justice has been served when a terrorist leader is sentenced to death. Unbeknownst to him, the criminal is secretly abducted by a covert anti-terrorist organization and transformed into a ruthless cyborg commander. When the cyborg escapes and launches a violent campaign, Jack must go rogue to stop a mechanized threat before it spirals out of control.

Cast and Crew

  • Director: Sam Firstenberg

  • Writers: Jon Stevens, Sam Firstenberg

Cast:

  • David Bradley as Jack Ryan

  • Morgan Hunter as Jesse Starkraven / Spartacus

  • Jill Pierce as Liz McDowell

  • Victor Melleney as Sam Pickens

  • Douglas Bristow as Dr. Owens

  • Dale Cutts as Captain Salerno

YouTube Trailer: Cyborg Cop II | Trailer

IMDb: Cyborg Cop 2 (1994)

Reviews from Letterboxd:

  1. Leofwine_draca — ★★★
    “A cheap but enjoyable slice of ’90s sci-fi action packed with explosions, cyborgs, and straight-to-video energy.”

  2. Andrew Wickliffe — ★★½
    “Not good by any traditional metric, but absolutely watchable if you love low-budget action excess.”

  3. Matt Lynch — ★★★
    “Pure PM Entertainment chaos. Dumb, loud, and oddly charming.”

  4. Justin Decloux — ★★★½
    “One of the better late-era cyborg knockoffs, with just enough spectacle to keep it moving.”

  5. Daniel L — ★★
    “Silly, disposable, but fun in a Saturday-afternoon cable-movie kind of way.”

Meta Description: A straight-to-video sci-fi action sequel, Cyborg Cop 2 follows a rogue cop battling a deadly cyborg commander in a barrage of explosions, martial-arts brawls, and peak ’90s B-movie excess.

Title: Cyborg Cop 3 (1995)

Alternate Title: Cyborg Cop III / Terminal Impact

Genre: Action / Sci-Fi / Thriller

Plot Synopsis:
A rogue scientist plots to transform college students into cybernetic mercenaries, using brutal experiments to create the ultimate private army. As the operation spirals out of control, a determined cop takes on the violent program in a race to stop the creation of unstoppable killing machines.

Cast and Crew

  • Director: Yossi Wein

  • Writers: Jeff Albert, Dennis Dimster

Cast:

  • Frank Zagarino as Saint Sebastian

  • Bryan Genesse as Max Colley

  • Jenny McShane as Evelyn Reed

  • Ian Roberts as Sheen

  • Justin Illusion as Adam

YouTube Trailer: Cyborg Cop 3 | Trailer

IMDb: Cyborg Cop 3 (1995)

Reviews from Letterboxd:

  1. 1TBJCSKCNRRQTreviews — ★★
    “Most boring of the three… acting is poor, dialogue is meh, but there are shootouts and explosions.”

  2. TheLittleSongbird — ★★
    “Worst of the series… nothing connects to the earlier films and the script falls flat.”

  3. richardtilley-76559 — ★★½
    “Very silly and dumb, but Frank Zagarino & Bryan Genesse have decent chemistry.”

  4. Karthik — ★★
    “One of the dumbest movies I’ve seen… lots of bad jokes and dumb lines.”

  5. trashgang — ★★½
    “Not much cyborg action and the plot drags, but you might enjoy it if you like B-movies.”

Meta Description: The third entry in the Cyborg Cop series delivers low-budget ’90s sci-fi action as a cop confronts a mad experiment turning students into cyborg soldiers amid gunfire, explosions, and B-movie excess.

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