Stacey Travis

In an ideal world, writer-director Richard Stanley would have gotten his choice of projects, and lead actress Stacy Travis would have become a genre fixture." I totally agree with that.

And in some other world, Stanley was bigger, okay? And Stacey Travis.

Uh, Robert Edwards, five stars.

"My kind of cinema.

Uh, over the opening title credits, we hear a nuclear wind and a mechanical whine.

Suddenly, we see flashes of blue electrical light flare out toward our field of vision with harsh machine gun intensity.

We see the closed eyes of Jill, Stacey Travis.

We flash back to the electrical blue harsh pulse.

Richard Stanley's feature debut takes place in a scorched future where radiation and government control have made survival feel temporary.

Dylan McDermott plays Mo, a scavenger who gives his artist girlfriend, Jill, played by Stacy Travis, a robot head found in the wasteland.

She builds it into a sculpture inside her apartment.

It belongs to a Mark 13, a military machine designed to kill and repair itself.