Albert Pyuns Nemesis (1992) is a hard-wired blend of cyberpunk science fiction and ballistic action. Set in a dystopian Los Angeles where cyborg assassins blur the line between man and machine, it follows an ex-cop hunted by both rebels and androids. Explosive gun-fu, noir futurism, and Pyuns neon-grit aesthetics make it a cult cornerstone of 90s cyber-action cinema.

Nemesis 2: Nebula (1995) shifts Pyuns cyberpunk saga into post-apocalyptic territory. Genetic soldier Alex (Sue Price) battles a biomechanical hunter sent from the future. Low-budget yet inventive, it turns the originals tech-noir roots into a hybrid of sci-fi chase and muscular desert survival.

In Nemesis 3: Time Lapse (1996), genetically engineered warrior Alex faces temporal paradoxes and android hunters in the African desert. Combining recycled footage, new gunfights, and Pyuns fragmented timeline, it remains a cult curio of low-budget cyber-action cinema.

Albert Pyuns Nemesis 4: Death Angel (1996) closes the original cycle with Alex as a cyber-assassin haunted by visions and inner decay. Mixing noir melancholy, erotic imagery, and philosophical voice-overs, its the most introspective and surreal of the series a dreamlike farewell to Pyuns cyborg universe.

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Own all four action-packed films in this new sci-fi collection. Featuring Nemesis, Nemesis 2: Nebula, Nemesis 3: Prey Harder and Nemesis 4: Death Angel.

NEMESIS:

A retired cyborg Los Angeles policeman is forced out of retirement and is assigned to apprehend his former partner whom is smuggling data to a terrorist organization that plots to assassinate government officials.

NEMESIS 2 - NEBULA:

It has been 73 years since Alex failed and the Humans lost the Cyborg Wars. Since then, the Humans have been enslaved but a scientist has developed a new DNA strain which will produce a mutant human so power