World Gone Wild is a post-apocalyptic action film set in the year 2087. Following a nuclear holocaust, the world is a barren wasteland where water is scarce and precious. The Lost Wells outpost is a small, isolated community that has managed to survive and thrive by guarding their water supply.
However, their peaceful existence is threatened when a cult of renegades led by a ruthless leader named Cutter (played by Bruce Dern) sets his sights on their water supply. The villagers are no match for Cutter's well-armed military force, and they fear losing everything they've worked so hard to build.
Desperate for help, the Lost Wells outpost reaches out to a mercenary named Hank (played by Michael Pare) who lives in a distant cannibal city. Hank is a skilled fighter with an army of unique henchmen, including a pair of conjoined twins, a woman who can control snakes, and a former biker gang leader.
Together, Hank and his crew journey to Lost Wells to help defend the town against Cutter and his minions. But the world they find themselves in is a dangerous and unpredictable one, where violence and savagery are the norm. Even with Hank and his team's help, the fate of Lost Wells and its precious water supply remains uncertain.
The film is a gritty and violent take on the post-apocalyptic genre, with plenty of action and suspense. It's a low-budget production with a cult following, and while it may not be a cinematic masterpiece, it certainly delivers on its promise of a wild, dystopian adventure.