Dollman

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Cast

Tim Thomerson
as Brick Bardo

Vincent Klyn

Kamela Lopez
as Debi Alejandro (as Kamala Lopez-Dawson)

Jackie Earle Haley
as Braxton Red

Frank Collison
as Sprug

Kamala Lopez
as Debi Alejandro

Humberto Ortiz
as Kevin Alejandro

Nicholas Guest
as Skyroth

Michael Halsey
as Cally

Judd Omen
as Mayor

Frank Doubleday
as Cloy

Vince Klyn
as Hector

Luis Contreras
as Jackson

John Durbin
as Fisher

Merle Kennedy
as Maria

Richard D'Sisto
as Armbruster

John Eastman
as Wick

Christian Guzek
as Gerald

Maria Strova
as Gerald's Mom

Samantha Phillips
as Tina

Dyana Ortelli
as Mrs. Rodriguez

Eugene Robert Glazer
as Captain Schuller

Gary Krantz
as Gomez

Laurianne Jameson
as Hysterical Fat Lady

Cody Burger
as Boy in Laundromat

Jody Catlin
as Betty

Tood Eckert
as Officer No. 1

Mark Bringleson
as Anchorman

Buddy Daniels
as Weatherman

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Critic Reviews for Dollman

Audience Reviews for Dollman

• Jul 27, 2017

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  Anthony L Super Reviewer
• Mar 12, 2014

  Manages to be both terrible and charming.
  Marcus W Super Reviewer
• Jun 11, 2012

  It's so bad that it's actually kinda good. It has some really funny moments that was not forceful, just genuinely funny. At least the director tried to make it seem like a well written film, has lots of random subplots and Mexican Exploitation but ultimately it was quite entertaining.
  

  Sylvester K Super Reviewer
• Jun 16, 2011

  There is something about this B-movie that I like, its hard to pinpoint as the film is so ridiculous and belongs in a cartoon realm, I guess its the quaint 'Twilight Zone' charm of the plot and the cheesy yet fun effects mixed with some great hammy acting. Pyun regular Thomerson gives his best 'Dirty Harry' performance here as 'Brick Bardo' (great name) complete with silly shades and a long trench coat. His strong gritty voice barking out silly dialog left right n centre to the wonderfully cliched baddies and gang members lead by a young over acting J.E. Haley. This film does seem to have a cult following (nowadays, upon release not so much) and its easy to see why as its highly enjoyable with its highly nonsensical premise. A classic lead character, terrific bad guys and brilliantly hokey effects. Pyun's best film along side 'Cyborg' most definitely, which I'm sure came as a shock to him.
  Phil H Super Reviewer

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