80s post-apocalyptic sci-fi streaming with a wrestling icon and lots of lizards

Hell comes to Frogtown has a simple premise that leaves very little room for interpretation and, at the same time, plenty of room for one-liners and, in some cases, passionate dance routines that will leave you stunned and amazed in equal measures.

The provincial government established within the fiction of Hell comes to Frogtown captures Sam Hell after learning that he is one of the last men in existence not left sterile by the nuclear fallout that decimated society in the early 21st century. Nurse Spangle (Sandahl Bergman), who is overseeing the government’s repopulation efforts, forces Sam to sign a complicated contract that involves wearing an exploding fly that will shake his pelvic region or detonate depending on the severity of his insubordination.

Although Sam will be granted a full pardon for the many crimes he committed before his capture, he is reluctant to become a stud whose sole purpose is to help repopulate the Earth by mating with as many fertile women as possible.

At this point, I feel the need to point out the irony of the fact that the only reason Sam Hell was stopped in the first place was because of the trail of many pregnant women he left behind along his scavenger journey. What’s more, Sam and Spangle display immediate romantic tension despite their conflicting introductions, allowing for a healthy dose of comic relief.