This and "April Fool's Day" would make a great double feature to piss off someone.

Gonna play this on my TV on Christmas eve instead of that fireplace.

"Anybody could have made this!"

Yeah, but they didn't; James Benning did.

Repo Man's major point would seem to be "fear of nuclear war". Yet, it treats its LA location as though it had already experienced a kind of economic fallout. Long shots of paved-over landscapes that double as nature for a group of Hardcore leftovers. Children whose very future seems so bleak that they often respond to the bizarre sci-fi occurrences in a non-chalant way.
Even with all that, the gallows humor works well with Robbie Muller's playful cinematography.

If you have ever seen the multi-hour film poems of Jonas Mekas, but wished he'd have held longer on the nature around him, then I can definitely recommend Dorsky's work.