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Roller Blade is a distinctive 1986 post-apocalyptic skate-adventure comedy directed by Donald G. Jackson and produced by New World Pictures. While not a traditional musician or performing artist, this film has a dedicated following for its offbeat style, memorable characters, and place within the Roller Blade universe that includes titles like Roller Blade Warriors: Taken by Force (1989) and The Roller Blade Seven (1991). This page highlights the performer’s role in the film’s world, notable creative contributions, and information on screenings and legacy for fans and newcomers in Gold Coast and nearby areas.

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Note: There is no official contemporary touring schedule for a Roller Blade performer. Any events listed relate to screenings, festivals, or retrospective showings of the film rather than live concerts.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Biography and context: Roller Blade (1986) is directed by Donald G. Jackson and distributed by New World Pictures. The film blends post-apocalyptic aesthetics with skate culture, centering on the Bod Sisters—nuns on roller skates—within a quirky, action-forward narrative. Although not a musical act, the Roller Blade universe has inspired related titles that expand the lore and visual style seen across the early projects from Jackson and his collaborators. For fans in the Gold Coast area, we can help locate cinema screenings, film festivals, and retro-viewings that celebrate this eclectic cult classic.

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Documented collaborators

  • Film backdrop: Post-apocalyptic setting, 88 minutes runtime, original release in 1986.
  • Related titles: Roller Blade Warriors: Taken by Force (1989), The Roller Blade Seven (1991).
  • Social & legacy: No official Roller Blade artist page; fan sites and legacy pages may share behind-the-scenes insights. Official social links should be treated as fan or legacy references with caution.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Roller Blade - Film

  • Film title: Roller Blade (1986); Director: Donald G. Jackson; Studio/distributor: New World Pictures.
  • Genre/style: Post-apocalyptic, skate-oriented adventure/comedy with nuns on roller skates (the Bod Sisters) as central characters.
  • Runtime: 88 minutes (per Grindhouse Database/industry listings).
  • Not a musician or performer; therefore no official discography or singles are associated with a 'Roller Blade' performing artist in public databases.
  • Related titles in the same creator’s universe include Roller Blade Warriors: Taken by Force (1989) and The Roller Blade Seven (1991).
  • Social media presence: no official Roller Blade (1986) artist page; any social activity would be tied to fan sites or the broader Roller Blade/Scott Shaw/Donald G. Jackson legacy, not a dedicated artist account.

Biography and context: Roller Blade (1986) is directed by Donald G. Jackson and distributed by New World Pictures. The film blends post-apocalyptic aesthetics with skate culture, centering on the Bod Sisters—nuns on roller skates—within a quirky, action-forward narrative. Although not a musical act, the Roller Blade universe has inspired related titles that expand the lore and visual style seen across the early projects from Jackson and his collaborators. For fans in the Gold Coast area, we can help locate cinema screenings, film festivals, and retro-viewings that celebrate this eclectic cult classic.

  • Film backdrop: Post-apocalyptic setting, 88 minutes runtime, original release in 1986.
  • Related titles: Roller Blade Warriors: Taken by Force (1989), The Roller Blade Seven (1991).
  • Social & legacy: No official Roller Blade artist page; fan sites and legacy pages may share behind-the-scenes insights. Official social links should be treated as fan or legacy references with caution.

For those seeking screenings or festival showings, secure your seats through trusted cinema partners and event organizers. We’ve got you covered with up-to-date listings and easy, no-fuss ticket access.

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