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Cast

Jean-Claude Van Damme
as Gibson Rickenbacker

Deborah Richter
as Nady

Vincent Klyn
as Fender

Alex Daniels
as Marshall

Dayle Haddon
as Pearl

Blaise Loong
as Furman

Rolf Müller
as Brick Bardo

Haley Peterson
as Haley

Terrie Batson
as Mary

Jackson "Rock" Pinckney
as Tytus

Janice Graser
as Vorg

Robert Pentz
as Base

Sharon K. Tew
as Prather

Chuck Allen
as Vondo

Stefanos Miltsakakis
as Xylo

Kristina Sebastian
as Young Haley

Thomas Barley
as Willy

Dale Frye
as Sather

Jophery C. Brown
as Saloon Owner

Jim Creech
as Roland Pick

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Critic Reviews for Masters of the Universe 2: Cyborg

Audience Reviews for Masters of the Universe 2: Cyborg

• Aug 01, 2015

  Jean-Claude Van Damme stars in the cyberpunk thriller Cyborg. While on a mission to retrieve critical information needed to cure a plague a cyborg seeks the help of a slinger named Gibson to get her safely from New York City to Atlanta, but before long she's captured by a roving band of pirates. The plot's paper thin and is patted with flashbacks. And the acting is incredible poor, though Deborah Richter does a decent job and has some screen presence. But the film's really a vehicle for Van Damme to showcase his kickboxing skills, which are quite impressive. The artwork and set designs are also well-done, presenting a gritty and atmospheric vision of a post-apocalyptic future. Though the low-budget filmmaking holds it back, Cyborg is a fairly entertaining film.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Sep 26, 2009

  thundarr gone wild. forgot bout all the dead bodies everywhere and barbed wire torture scenes.. pretty twisted for 1989 but way cheesed out. the main bad guy is one scary looking mofo.
  steve c Super Reviewer
• Sep 14, 2009

  The worst Van Damme movie I've seen, and I've seen nearly all of his
  Jason O Super Reviewer
• Sep 03, 2008

  If Jean Claude Van Dame were a little bit younger, then he would've had a more successful career in this generation. Prime example: Cyborg. This movie is so bad on so many different levels. I swear they were running on a $100 budget after JCVD's salary. The sound was awful, the camera work bad, the background and props looked like a middle school play, the graphics were low standards even for 1989, and the worst was the acting! The bad guy just raised his arms and screamed AAARGH! Wow, that's menacing. It's nice to watch JCVD round house kick his way through a movie... but it's sad to watch the guy he hits NOT sell the fight and then for the sound to be a half second off. Geez, kill me now.... I'd rather watch a whole season of crap like Laguna Beach than watch this movie again.
  Derek A Super Reviewer

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