The Strangest Movies In Existence

The late wrestler "Rowdy" Roddy Piper starred in two low-budget science fiction movies in 1988. Many people remember the cult classic They Live, directed by John Carpenter, in which Piper plays a wisecracking, blue collar action hero who makes it his personal mission to rid the world of incognito alien invaders. Piper's second cinematic outing

The late wrestler "Rowdy" Roddy Piper starred in two low-budget science fiction movies in 1988. Many people remember the cult classic They Live, directed by John Carpenter, in which Piper plays a wisecracking, blue collar action hero who makes it his personal mission to rid the world of incognito alien invaders. Piper's second cinematic outing of 1988, Hell Comes to Frogtown, is arguably an even stranger movie.

The title literally tells the tale of this flick. Sam Hell (Piper) is one of the world's last fertile men following a nuclear war. A female paramilitary force representing the vestiges of the U.S. government captures Hell to use his potent DNA to repopulate humankind. First, they force Hell to rescue a group of fertile women being held captive in Frogtown. Why is it called Frogtown? Because it's populated by mutant, humanoid frogs! Apparently frogs that are attracted to human beings. Go figure, it's the apocalypse.

Oh yeah, and Sam Hell is forced to wear a codpiece that shocks his fertile "equipment" if he doesn't do what he's told. The movie is like Children of Men meets Mad Max meets Escape from New York, but with mutant frog people. Such an odd combination creates a movie that must be seen to be believed.

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