Omega Doom

Directed by Rebecca Charles

PG-13

1996 84mScience Fiction, Drama,

4.027%4.4

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After earth is taken over by an army of robots, the small number of humans left are forced into hiding. In the nuclear winter, only droids walk the face of the earth, in fear of the rumored human resurgence, and in search of a hidden cache of weapons. One robot, his evil circuits destroyed, enters a small town where a robot civil war is taking place.

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Cast of Omega Doom

Rutger HauerOmega Doom
Shannon WhirryZed, Droid Leader
Norbert WeisserThe Head
Tina CoteBlackheart, Rom Leader
Anna KatarinaThe Bartender
Jill PierceZinc, Rom
Simon PolandZed Too, Droid
Cynthia IrelandIronface, Rom
Jahi J.J. ZuriMarko, Droid
Earl WhiteTitus, Droid
Jozef ApolenScientist
Peter MatesSoldier
Peter JanacSoldier
Michael HalseyNarrator (voice)
Rebecca CharlesDirector / Screenstory
Ed NahaScreenplay
Tom KarnowskiProducer
Paul RosenblumExecutive Producer
Barr B. PotterExecutive Producer
Mark ScoonCo-Producer
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Omega Doom Ratings & Reviews

jackmeatJanuary 9, 2026
My quick rating - 3.9/10. I have always been a fan of Rutger Hauer, but I don't believe I have ever seen this one. I see that Albert Pyun directed this one, whom I have been a fan of ever since the criminally underrated Nemesis. Granted, he loves to churn out STV mediocre stuff often, but he still has a style that I cannot put my finger on. Unique in some way and always focused on the whole cyborg/robot thing. This time his apocalyptic world consists of only the androids roaming around in their own little gangs. When Hauer's Omega Doom shows up at the local villa, he immediately helps those less fortunate, which incites the villainous Blackeart (Tina Cote) who you will notice has to be the inspiration for Trinity in the Matrix. The movie does a lot more to focus on the dialogue between the robots about freedom and pain. So any fans of the sci-fi action type flick will end up disappointed in that aspect. The effects are absolutely laughable as well during the course of the movie, especially with Doom's buddy, Head, played by Norbert Weisser. And no, that isn't an Al Snow joke, or maybe it is, since half the time his head is disconnected from his robotic body and stuck lying on the ground. The whole flick looks so dismal, which really helps the atmosphere without the need to be dark. This definitely is for fans of B-budget flix since all the staples are present. The acting is all hammed up so much that you can tell they knew the whole thing was just a paycheck, so why not have some fun with the overacting? Not sure why it has such poorly timed dubbing, which must've been an afterthought for the video release. It seems to be an English-speaking flick, so either a problem with the release or the version I have. Either way, it isn't worth attempting to fix since it just doesn't have any excitement to it that would bring me back to check it out again. Just way too slow for my tastes, even with the aforementioned people involved.

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Omega Doom Trivia

Omega Doom was released on October 21, 1996.

Omega Doom was directed by Rebecca Charles.

Omega Doom has a runtime of 84m.

Omega Doom was produced by Tom Karnowski, Gary Schmoeller.

The key characters in Omega Doom are Omega Doom (Rutger Hauer), Zed, Droid Leader (Shannon Whirry), The Head (Norbert Weisser).

Omega Doom is rated PG-13.

Omega Doom is a Science Fiction, Drama, Thriller film.

Omega Doom has an audience rating of 2.7 out of 10.

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