But the main motorcycle star of Mad Max couldn ... instead becoming a cult classic and spawn three follow-ups, Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior in ’81, Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome in ’85 and ...

Max Rockatansky had a charming sidekick in The Road Warrior who vanished from the franchise, never to be heard from again.

"Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior" -- was a scuzzy movie ... the actor who played the chief antagonist Wez, a mohawked motorcycle outlaw who wears football shoulder pads, baseball shin pads and ...

Why does Max Rockatansky walk away at the end of Mad Max: Fury Road? Portrayed by Tom Hardy, the road warrior begins the 2015 action classic by telling the audience that he runs from both the ...

Fury Road' remains rad and unlike anything else. The early 2010s had a number of blockbuster action movies that would either light the world on fire or come and go without immediate fanfare. In the ...

The War Boys and The Doof Warrior ... are a group of motorcycle-riding bandits who live in a canyon smack dab in the middle of the path of Furiosa’s breakaway convoy in Fury Road.

Characters like the Doof Warrior don’t come along often. The unofficial mascot of Immortan Joe’s army, and a symbol of the bombast of Mad Max: Fury Road, the masked rocker with the flame ...

The main villain of Fury Road was an uneasy associate ... because nobody rocks harder than the Doof Warrior. We knew going into the film Max Mad himself would make a cameo in the film, but it ...