Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi of the 80s Spread with an Iconic Battle of Many Lizards

Hell Comes to Frogtown it has a simple form that leaves very little room for interpretation while leaving plenty of room for one-liners – and in some cases, hot dance routines that will leave you in awe and in awe.

A provincial government established within the legend of Hell Comes to Frogtown captures Sam Hell after he learns that he is one of the last men not to have been sterilized by the nuclear fallout that devastated society at the turn of the 21st century. Nurse Spangle (Sandahl Bergman), who oversees the government's mass rehabilitation efforts, forces Sam's hand to sign a mysterious contract that involves wearing an explosive codpiece that will either shock his pelvis or explode at the severity of his disobedience.

Although Sam will be granted a full pardon for the many crimes he committed before he was caught, he is reluctant to become a student whose mission is to help populate the world by mating with as many fertile women as possible.

At this point, I feel the need to point out the irony that the only reason Sam Hell was caught in the first place was because of the trail of many pregnant women he left along his route as litter. In addition, Sam and Spangle show an immediate romantic tension despite their conflicting introductions, which allows for a healthy amount of comedic relief.