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10 Underrated Sci-Fi Action Movies from the 90s | Eject Media

1990s sci-fi action movies pushed the limits of imagination, blending futuristic worlds with high-octane energy. This video from Eject Media highlights ten underrated VHS-era sci-fi action gems that deserve a second look. From cybernetic soldiers and dystopian futures to digital nightmares and interplanetary warfare, these are the forgotten films that defined 90s sci-fi grit. This episode is part of Eject Media’s ongoing series celebrating overlooked and underappreciated movies from the VHS era — the kind of late-night rentals that mixed action, creativity, and chaos in equal measure. 00:00 10 Underrated Sci-Fi Action Movies from the 90s 00:29 Moon 44 (1990) 01:55 Eve of Destruction (1991) 03:27 Fortress (1992) 04:52 Dollman (1991) 06:20 Screamers (1995) 07:59 Arcade (1993) 09:21 Mindwarp (1992) 10:48 Nemesis (1992) 12:30 The Rift (1990) 13:52 Split Second (1992) 15:19 Closing Thoughts About this video: Eject Media revisits ten sci-fi action movies from the 1990s that blended practical effects, inventive storytelling, and old-school VHS energy. These forgotten gems combine the best of the decade’s cyberpunk style and low-budget ingenuity, proving that sci-fi didn’t need blockbuster money to leave a mark. If you love obscure action, horror, and sci-fi from the 70s through the 90s, explore our full library of VHS-era retrospectives on the Eject Media channel. Watch next: 100 Overlooked Horror Movies from the VHS Era →    • A Decade in Horror: 100 Overlooked Horror ...   Shop authentic VHS tapes and cult movie collectibles: https://ejectvhs.com Etsy Store: https://ejectmedia.etsy.com Follow Eject Media on YouTube: @EjectMedia 📼 Updated October 2025 #EjectMedia #VHS #SciFiMovies #90sAction #RetroSciFi #CultMovies #VHSCollection --- --- --- --- --- --- Fair Use Notice: Eject Media creates videos for commentary, criticism, and educational purposes under Fair Use (Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act). All footage, images, and audio belong to their respective copyright holders and are used only to support discussion of the works featured. --- --- --- --- --- ---