The Salute of the Jugger 4K Blu-ray
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Posted April 8, 2025 09:21 PM by Webmaster
Umbrella Entertainment has provided a promotional clip for its new fully uncut 4K restoration of David Webb Peoples' film The Salute of the Jugger a.k.a. The Blood of Heroes (1989), starring Rutger Hauer, Delroy Lindo, Anna Katarina, Vincent D'Onofrio, and Gandhi MacIntyre. 4K Blu-ray and Blu-ray releases of the restoration will be available for purchase later this year.
Dog skulls on sticks, tires for helmets, underground cities, and wounds sewn shut with fish hooks. A future where pride comes before life and dust coats every inch of skin where there isn't dried blood. Dreams of heroics with no choice but to bite, scratch, and claw - tooth and nail - to victory!
Directed by the writer of Blade Runner and Unforgiven, David Webb Peoples, and featuring Toecutter/Immortan Joe himself Hugh Keays-Byrne, this dystopian action sci-fi utilises the barren Australian outback as an endless arena for brutal head-to-head and head-to-hammer face-offs between hardened teams of Juggers.
A spiritual successor to the Mad Max franchise, featuring even more crossover from editor Richard Francis-Bruce to actor Max Fairchild, this collision of cinematic worlds remains one of the most underrated films of its era and returns now to bolster its status as a stone-cold cult classic!
Dog skulls on sticks, tires for helmets, underground cities, and wounds sewn shut with fish hooks. A future where pride comes before life and dust coats every inch of skin where there isn't dried blood. Dreams of heroics with no choice but to bite, scratch, and claw - tooth and nail - to victory!
Directed by the writer of Blade Runner and Unforgiven, David Webb Peoples, and featuring Toecutter/Immortan Joe himself Hugh Keays-Byrne, this dystopian action sci-fi utilises the barren Australian outback as an endless arena for brutal head-to-head and head-to-hammer face-offs between hardened teams of Juggers.
A spiritual successor to the Mad Max franchise, featuring even more crossover from editor Richard Francis-Bruce to actor Max Fairchild, this collision of cinematic worlds remains one of the most underrated films of its era and returns now to bolster its status as a stone-cold cult classic!
