The Best of the Worst: Barbaric Nymphomaniac in Dinosaur Hell

On Saturday at 8 p.m., the "Pionier" cinema in Szczecin will show a film from 1990 whose title speaks for itself - "Barbarian Nymphomaniac in Dinosaur Hell."

Does this film even have a plot? Of course! Here we go: in a post-apocalyptic world where dinosaurs have returned, humanity has fallen, and the rules of physics and logic no longer apply, we meet a savage warrior who traverses a polluted wasteland. Among the ruins, toxic swamps, and prehistoric beasts lurk mutated creatures, aggressive tribes, and a whole gallery of grotesque adversaries. Our heroine fights not only for survival but also for the last vestiges of humanity in a world where every day is a life-or-death struggle.

A bit of fantasy, a lot of latex and plastic – all in the glory of low budget, rubber monsters and unbridled imagination.

Behind the camera is Brett Piper – a specialist in low-budget cinema and home-made special effects, creator of such VHS legends as "Mutant War" and "Bacterium".

"Barbarian Nymphomaniac..." was made at a time when a good title and a dozen or so latex creatures were enough to get you on the rental shelves. It's a film that never pretended to be anything more than campy entertainment – and perhaps that's why it has fans around the world today.

The film will be shown as part of the "Best of the Worst" series.

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