Dollman Review in A
Genre: Action
Dollman is a science fiction action film that combines elements of comedy and pulp storytelling. The plot centers on a tiny hero with extraordinary strength battling villains in a universe of size and power mismatches. Its campy tone and imaginative special effects make it a cult favorite among sci-fi enthusiasts. The film explores themes of heroism, identity, and the battle between good and evil. Its direction favors energetic and stylized sequences, adding to its comic book aesthetic. Performances are exaggerated and playful, fitting the film’s tongue-in-cheek tone. Dollman’s enduring cult status is due to its offbeat premise and unapologetic camp, offering a unique blend of action and humor that appeals to niche audiences and fans of low-budget sci-fi cinema.
Cast & Crew
- Howard Bauer
- Amanda Bonner
- Cody Burger
- Jody Catlin
- John Collins
- Richard D'Sisto
- Yvon P. Davis
- John Eastman
- J.T. Fraser
- Doug Gaylord
- Monica Heitmann
- Charles Hiyashi
- Mark Hoffmeyer
- Laurianne Jameson
- Donna Kaczmarek
- Debbie Klegman
- Gary Krantz
- Coral Leigh
- Jerry Mackey
- Patricia Mandl
- Kevin Maynard
- Suzanne Mitchell
- Elizabeth N. Moffly
- Humberto Ortiz
- Debbie Parker
- Burke Reynolds
- Chris Roghair
- Karen Sager
- Jim Salvati
- Maria Strova
- Jan D. Tys
- Cathy Chase
- P.J. Mainello
- Ron Van Cleef
- Susie Albright
- Mark Cianciarulo
- Jan Marone
- Vernon C. Samworth
- James R. Danskin
- Paul Cotter
- Abe Henry
- John Conger
- Francis Mondana
- Erol Burkhart
- Walter Harrison
- J. David Richards
- Chris Barnes
- Tammy Landry
- Patricia Lee
- Anne M. Dodds
- Carol Scott
- Dana Axelrad
- Gig Kelso
- Lynn Johansson
- Steve Brown
- John Rosen
- Antonio Cortese
- Carlo Cucalleli
- Ron Hayes
- Alvin Woodward
- Wayne Miller
- Ted Buchanan
- Greg Grant
- Manuel Ruez
- Mike Mitchell
- William J. Bacardi