The Sisterhood
“Amazon warriors fight to survive a world gone mad!”
Certified Crap. CrapScore 63, rated by 1 admin.
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Warrior women cross a ruined world where power is divided between brute force and mysterious abilities. There is plenty of enormous hair and solemn fantasy talk, but this scrappy adventure also finds room for its characters. A useful pick when the wasteland marathon needs a different perspective.
Nominated by @flabbergasted_jones
The club’s verdict
- Acting
- 6.5/10
- Plot
- 7/10
- Effects
- 4/10
- Dialogue
- 7/10
- Rewatchability
- 7/10
“The apocalypse has underestimated the women with the better hair.”
@flabbergasted_jones, scored it 63
Synopsis and movie facts
The year is 2021 AD. Women have been enslaved by a brutal army of men who survived the nuclear holocaust. Their only hope for freedom is in the hands of a nomadic band of fierce she-warriors: The Sisterhood.
- Released
- 1988
- Directed by
- Cirio H. Santiago
- Running time
- 92 min
Starring
- Rebecca Holden as Alee
- Chuck Wagner as Mikal
- Lynn-Holly Johnson as Marya
- Robert Dryer as Lord Barak
- Henry Strzalkowski as Jon
- David Light as Jev
- Jimmy Moss as Alek
- Anthony East as Lord Jak
Research behind this pick
Researched . Explore the film references and reviews below.
- Film reference · themoviedb.org
TMDB identity and credits retrieved on 2026-11-10: The Sisterhood (1988), directed by Cirio H. Santiago. The importer rechecks identity, poster, synopsis, release date, runtime, genres and cast against live metadata.
- Review · millionmonkeytheater.com
The reviewer explicitly enjoys the film despite hammy acting and eye-rolling dialogue, crediting surprising character work and depth. Full review text consulted on 2026-11-10.
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