He constructed two anti-Superman, Kryptonite-powered weapons (encased in lead to render them not visible), by converting Luthor""s stolen Kryptonite rock into (1) a Kryptonite-tipped spearhead with a thick shaft, and (2) three gas grenades (created from left-over dust from the laser-cut spear).Back at the dam, Malcolm was able to successfully repair the generator.The lights began to shine at he abandoned 76 self-service gas station and nearby convenience store.Inside the newly-powered store in the woods, Kemp found a CD of The Band, and played the song "The Weight" on a sound system, bringing smiles and rejoicing among the team.The themes of the introspective picture were the issues of loneliness and lack of communication, and the rugged individualism of modern-day 1960 Nevada cowboys who rounded up wild "misfit" mustang horses o be sold for dog food.The film inspired Robert Penn Warren""s novelization "The Cave" published in 1959, and set in fictional Johntown, Tennessee.He was wearing a hockey mask to cover his disfigured face (facial injuries from severe burns or radiation sickness?), a thick rubber collar, codpiece, and a leather harness over his bare chest.