"The heavily '80s Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome focuses too much on the series’ weirdnesses," we previously wrote, "and not enough on its fuel-injected action sequences, looking like a big, showy caravan ...

Sanctum Brand On the inside is the second tool, something van Dyck calls The Overlord, which together with The Hard Bar makes us think of Master Blaster from Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome. It’s a small ...

She clearly runs Bartertown well, aside from her mistreatment of Master Blaster ... the worst villain in Mad Max is because she's barely a villain. Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome made the unusual ...

There are many standards by which we can measure the influence of the Mad Max franchise. The series consists of five excellent movies, all made by Australian filmmaker George Miller and a host of ...

In 1983, two years after the release of The Road Warrior, Mad Max ... audition, Max makes a deal with Bartertown boss Aunty Entity (Turner) to assassinate her rival Master Blaster.

With the release of 'Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga,' here's a look back at all five movies in the franchise. By Richard Newby Welcome to George Miller’s Wasteland. It’s a post-apocalyptic world not ...

What is Mad Max ... Aunty and Master Blaster both dehumanize their underlings and control Bartertown and the underworld through fear and aggression. Meanwhile, the kids don’t fight with each other—the ...

Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome notably gave the ... Max agrees to fight Aunty Entity’s rival, The Master (Angelo Rossitto), and his protector, The Blaster (Paul Larsson), in the deadly arena known ...

and Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985). Read more: Turning the outback into post-apocalyptic wasteland: what Mad Max films tell us about filming in the Australian desert In Furiosa, however ...

Mad Max 3: Beyond Thunderdome, Mad Max: Fury Road, and Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. Each film is presented in 4K, and while the special features haven't been confirmed, it's a safe bet that you'll get ...