The Exterminator is still living in New York and maintaining his secret identity while lighting some murdering liquor store robbers on fire. He meets up with another Vietnam War buddy who drives a garbage truck and we know nothing is going to go wrong there. He's also dating a go-go dancer at a club he likes to go to where everyone dances like they are listening to a different song. Life is pretty great. Too bad about the uprising of a gang of street kids, mostly break dancers and new wavers, who all follow this "Road Warrior" styled dude who calls himself X and thinks he's Jesus reborn. They go around murdering, stealing money, and getting drugs from the mob to sell and somehow (the plot wasn't fully clear to us and Sarah wasn't around to explain it) they end up encountering the three good guys and decide to be evil to them. The girlfriend and the garbage truck driver get killed and then about one third of the movie ends up being the boss fight between Exterminator and X. Exterminator wins and goes off to presumably find a third Vietnam War buddy to start the revenge cycle again.
When the movie was over, Adam said it reminded him a lot of an old video game called "Bad Dudes" where you walk to the right a whole lot and fight ninjas until you have saved the president from ninjas thereby proving you are a bad dude. Watching 15 minutes of a 23 minute walk-through of this game was more captivating than most of this movie.
Quote: "I don't like that shit. Guys like that are freakos."
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