Anarchic and excessive, Badland Hunters offers plenty of stylized action to keep the momentum at a fever pitch. The key to enjoying this film is simple: embrace the absurdity (the “are you kidding me?” moments kick in right from the start). Luckily, there’s enough narrative intrigue to keep use interested between all the combat sequences. And, let me tell you, there’s a lot of them. The good news is that they are all executed with immense skill. The close-quarters hand-to-hand fights truly are something to behold, as are the wasteland visual effects. There is a believable grittiness to the mass destruction on display. The cast also came to have fun, with Ma Dong-seok especially giving an unyielding performance. And yes, the film is in Korean, and no, you should not turn on the English dubbing. Just let the subtitles flow along with the unrelenting action extravagance!