The movie appeals to stoners with the 'fanservice' and chill rock while nerds can enjoy the humor and witty stories.Īnd yeah this movie has a strong female protagonist, she is silent like you said and she has a great body which is why feminists probably hate the movie. Yeah it is fantasy and science fiction that is not so 'constraining', don't know if it has its own name/genra. And of course the start 'radar rider' coming in from space in a convertible is epic still too this day.

Though yeah as an adult the first one is more enjoyable, love the scene with the mutants attacking the city of philosophers/scientists and the movie has a lot better humor, especially with the 'locknar' scepter and the trial of stern with the awesome rampage to the tune of 'reach out'. But as a 13 year old I liked the first one better because more sexy women fanservice, trash metal, cool action for teenagers and pretty cool setting with lizardmen fantasy and scifi. Yeah I prefer the first heavy metal movie too today, even none total geeks one can enjoy it. Though in later years I think the - advertising became a little too much. You could say the first movie is more in tune with the comic being that it was a set of stories in which talented artist could get their comic out there when so many publishers deny cool comics the light of day, and if you liked a comic you could order the albums. Sure but they are both based on the comic 'Heavy Metal' which was awesome back in the day.

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