Cyborg (1989) is a dystopian action film directed by Albert Pyun, starring Jean-Claude Van Damme in one of his early iconic roles. Set in a post-apocalyptic future ravaged by chaos, disease, and violence, the world is on the brink of collapse. In this lawless wasteland, a scientist turned cyborg named Pearl Prophet holds the key to humanity’s survival. She carries crucial information about a potential cure for the deadly plague that has wiped out much of the population.

Gibson Rickenbacker (played by Van Damme), a hardened warrior and drifter, takes on the mission to protect Pearl and help her complete her journey to deliver the cure. However, their path is blocked by a vicious gang of marauders led by the sadistic Fender Tremolo (played by Vincent Klyn), who seeks to control the cure for his own selfish ends.

The film is packed with intense martial arts action and showcases Van Damme’s signature fighting style. Cyborg blends sci-fi and action in a bleak, gritty future, highlighting themes of survival, revenge, and redemption as Gibson battles his way through a dangerous, desolate world to protect the last hope for humanity.