Six-String Samurai

Synopsis

In a post-apocalyptic America, the power vacuum left by the deceased rock and roll king Elvis Presley leads to a fierce competition among guitar-wielding nomads striving to claim the title. One such artist, the enigmatic 'Buddy', sets out on a perilous journey to the mythical city of Lost Vegas. Along the way, he encounters dangerous adversaries and forges improbable alliances, all while showcasing his guitar skills in epic battles. Six-String Samurai is a unique blend of action, music, and adventure, offering a wild ride through a desolate landscape where rock and roll reigns supreme.

Cast

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  Jeffrey Falcon

  Buddy

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  Justin McGuire

  The Kid

• Kim De Angelo

  Mother

• Clifford Hugo

  Psycho

• Oleg Bernov

  Red Elvis

• Igor Yuzov

  Red Elvis

Reviews

Six-String Samurai, the cult classic released in 1998, has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some praise its innovative concept and energetic soundtrack, others criticize its low-budget production and erratic pacing. Rotten Tomatoes rates the film at 57%, with critics like Roger Ebert hailing it for its creativity but faulting its execution. IMDb users give it 6.4 out of 10, appreciating its offbeat charm and memorable scenes, yet noting inconsistencies in storytelling. Despite its flaws, Six-String Samurai maintains a dedicated fanbase drawn to its eccentric characters and genre-bending narrative.