“Terminator: War Against the Machines” (1997)

Celebrating it's 25th Anniversary in 2022, we present to you the 2007 re-master of what is probably regarded as the most ambitious fan film / high school communication project of all time! Shot on a VHS Camcorder and crash edited over a period of 6 months (prior to the project's due date in 1997), this little Terminator fan film perfectly preserves a simpler and more innocent time when a small brigade of ambitious 16 and 17 year olds could run around the dark streets of Surrey Hills in Melbourne, Australia with an endless array of plastic toy guns and air rifles, fighting for the survival of all mankind in a film totally devoid of originality. But, of course, they do say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. This film could simply not be made today and deserves to be enjoyed and re-experienced in it's SD entirety here on YouTube. This is for everyone who helped make it a reality 25 years ago. Enjoy! -- UPDATE (2020): This film's YouTube success has come at a cost, with YouTube blocking it due to the use of the song "Bad to the Bone" at 19:10 to 19:57. I opted to mute the audio during that scene so it could stay up here and viewable publicly. So apologies for the lack of sound in that scene. -- SPECIAL DVD or BLU-RAY AVAILABLE ON REQUEST!!!