Sargon V.S. The Evil Mutants

Sargon V.S. The Evil Mutants is a 1993 Japanese-American science-fiction action film written and directed by and starring Danny T. Cat. It was a parody sequel to the 1987 PG rated action crime film Sargon Nichols.

The film was produced by Harmonix Entertainment, Orion Pictures, and Universal Pictures, and it's distributed by Columbia Pictures. It premiered in Los Angeles, Hollywood, and New York City on April 16, 1993, and was released in the United States and Worldwide on May 28, 1993. It received positive reviews from critics and fans, and was a box office success, grossing over $138.4 million worldwide against its $28 million budget. The film was rated R by the MPAA for strong language, sci-fi violence, stong violence, violent imagery, some frightening images, and an extremely amount of blood.

Synopsise
In the year 2032, when a new war begins, the army must call upon a great fighter and police detective to take out some killers, but when Sargon Nichols (Danny T. Cat) accepts, he joined the rest of the army to save a the world once again.

Cast

 * Danny T. Cat as Sargon Nichols, a fast-shooting, hard-hitting, great fighter, and world's greatest police detective in the 1930's. When soliders in the 2030's need him for help, he accepts it to join the army to defeat evil soliders and mutants.