Dragon Fury II 1996
"Frozen In Time... The Ultimate Warrior Is Back to Defend The Future"
In the distant future of 1996's *Dragon Fury II*, the remnants of humanity face annihilation at the hands of the ruthless Dragon faction, led by the merciless Moleck.
Director: Bryan Michael Stoller
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dragon Fury II (1996) about?
Set in a post-apocalyptic future, *Dragon Fury II* follows Crystal Blu's doomed resistance against the Dragon faction, which seeks a stolen computer chip to control humanity. A time-frozen warrior, Mason, is revived and forced into the fray, complicating the battle for Earth's destiny.
Who directed Dragon Fury II?
Bryan Michael Stoller directed *Dragon Fury II*, bringing a blend of action and sci-fi elements to the 1996 film.
Who stars in Dragon Fury II?
The film features Robert Chapin, Mike Norris, Walter O'Neil, Cathleen Ann Gardner, and Kayla Murphy in its core ensemble.
Is Dragon Fury II (1996) worth watching?
With its action-packed premise and retro-futuristic vibe, *Dragon Fury II* offers a nostalgic slice of 90s cinema. While it may not reinvent the genre, its themes and flawed heroism make it a fun, if flawed, watch for fans of classic adventure films.
How long is Dragon Fury II?
The film runs for 90 minutes.
About Dragon Fury II (1996) — A Frozen Future's Last Battle for Survival
In the distant future of 1996's *Dragon Fury II*, the remnants of humanity face annihilation at the hands of the ruthless Dragon faction, led by the merciless Moleck. Crystal Blu, a fierce warrior committed to preserving freedom, leads a desperate resistance, but her fight seems increasingly hopeless against the Dragons' advanced technology and overwhelming might. Enter Mason, a frozen warrior thawed from suspended animation, who unwittingly becomes entangled in the conflict—his loyalties tested as he navigates a world where alliances shift like desert sands. Directed by Bryan Michael Stoller, this action-packed adventure blends classic sci-fi tropes with high-stakes battles, exploring themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the blurred line between hero and villain.
The film crackles with a retro-futuristic energy, its neon-lit landscapes and mechanical antagonists evoking a pulpy, B-movie charm. Stoller's direction keeps the pace brisk, while the cast—led by Robert Chapin and Mike Norris—delivers performances steeped in earnest heroism and gritty determination. Whether you're a fan of 90s action cinema or a curious viewer craving a time-capsule of speculative adventure, *Dragon Fury II* delivers a visually striking, if flawed, escape into a world frozen between past and future.