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19412148	The Final Executioner The Final Executioner The Final Executioner () is an Italian post-apocalyptic film released in 1984. Synopsis. The resulting fallout from a nuclear war has contaminated most of the cities except for a few isolated towns. The remaining society is divided into clean and contaminated people. Those convicted" of being contaminated are moved to preserves for hunting by the elites - those ruled clean. An elite group has taken up the sport of hunting the contaminated people, and have killed almost 80 million. Alan, an elite cybernetic expert (William Mang) tries to put a stop to this, as his wife is soon  to be one of those being hunted. For attempting to reveal what's really happening, he is stripped of his privileges and sent to a preserve. Alan is forced to watch several of the deprivations of the hunters, and after being shot falls into a river. He ends up in the home of an ex-cop Woody Strode and receives training from him. Alan and the cop then invade the citadel of the hunters. A bloodbath ensues. Cast. William Mang ... Alan Tanner Marina Costa ... Edra Harrison Muller ... Erasmus Woody Strode ... Sam Margie Newton ... Diane (as Margi Newton) Stefano Davanzati ... Melvin  Renato Miracco ... Louis Maria Romano ... Magda Luca Giordana ... Phil Karl Zinny ... Evan, the Boy Cinzia Bonfantini ... Alan's Wife Giovanni Cianfriglia ... Walker Production. A certain amount of footage from this film was used in a later film "The Bronx Executioner". Woody Strode's footage as the character Sam is re-used in "The Bronx Executioner", and his character is called Warren. Margit Evelyn Newton was the only actor from this film to have new scenes shot in the second. Reception. In a retrospective review, Jeremy Wheeler of AllMovie commented that despite the film having a "leather-clad, big-haired warrior  on a sleek, black motorcycle carrying a samurai sword on the barren dunes of the future" sounding "genius enough" the film still contained "all the pitfalls of the cheap Italian post-apocalyptic flicks of this time with little of the gratuitous nature that the best of the bunch have been graced with." Kim Newman found this movie to be the "best of a bad lot" of the group of cheap, Italian post apocalyptic movies of the 1980s. Creature Feature gave the movies 1.5 out of 5 stars, noting that the violence on both sides makes it hard to feel empathy  for Mang and that the direction was lacking elan. TV Guide found the movie to better than most of the genre, and the Strode's performance was impressive, but gave the movie one of five stars labeling it a time killer. The Final Executioner The Final Executioner () is an Italian post-apocalyptic film released in 1984. Synopsis. The resulting fallout from a nuclear war has contaminated most of the cities except for a few isolated towns. The remaining society is divided into clean and contaminated people. Those "convicted" of being contaminated are moved to preserves for hunting by the elites