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Evils Of The Night (1985)

Stu — Sun, 25 Oct 2020 17:28:33 +0000

Evils Of The Night (1985) is a science fiction movie directed by Mardi Rustam starring Neville Brand, Aldo Ray, Tina Louise , Bridget Holloman, John Carradine, Karrie Emerson, Tony O’Dell and Dawn Wildsmith.

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David Hawk in Evils of the Night (1985)

G.T. Taylor in Evils of the Night (1985)

Karrie Emerson in Evils Of The Night (1985)

G.T. Taylor in Evils of the Night (1985)

Evils Of The Night (1985)

Karrie Emerson in Evils Of The Night (1985)

Bridget Holloman in Evils Of The Night (1985)

Karrie Emerson in Evils Of The Night (1985)

Karrie Emerson in Evils Of The Night (1985)

Stu

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Galactic Gigolo (1987)

Stu — Sat, 14 Sep 2019 01:31:29 +0000

The 1987 film Galactic Gigolo is a comedy science fiction film directed by Gorman Bechard. The movie stars Carmine Capobianco, Debi Thibeault, and Frank Stewart.

Galactic Gigolo (1987) Plot

The alien Eoj (played by Carmine Capobianco) wins a vacation prize from a game show, which is a trip to Earth in which the alien can date as many Earthling women as possible. Eoj heads to Earth to embark on his adventure, followed by Hildy (played by Debi Thibeault) who is an alien reporter writing a book about Eoj.

The film, although tongue-in-cheek and possessing a unique storyline, is widely considered to fall flat and is hardly watchable.

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Carmine Capobianco in Galactic Gigolo (1987)

Galactic Gigolo (1987)

Carmine Capobianco in Galactic Gigolo (1987)

Debi Thibeault in Galactic Gigolo (1987)

Carmine Capobianco in Galactic Gigolo (1987)

Galactic Gigolo (1987)

Carmine Capobianco in Galactic Gigolo (1987)

Galactic Gigolo (1987)

Carmine Capobianco in Galactic Gigolo (1987)

Stu

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Seedpeople (1992)

Stu — Wed, 21 Aug 2019 01:03:59 +0000

The film Seedpeople (1992) is a low-budget horror film produced by Charles Band. The movie was released to poor audience reception, but has since become a cult classic film. The movie is an essential rip-off of the cult classic from the 1950s, Invasion of the Body Snatchers. The movie stars Andrea Roth, J. Marvin Campbell, Dane Witherspoon, Sam Hennings, David Dunard and Holly Fields.

Seedpeople (1992) Plot Summary

The town of Comet Valley sees alien plant life invade it through a meteorite which has fallen in the area, and the aggressive plants find a way to insert seeds into humans and making them carry seeds around and pollinate the earth. The sheriff of the town bands together with the residents and attempts to fight off the alien plants. The movie is told by geologist Tom Baines (played by Sam Hennings) as a report of what he found in the area while investigating the meteorite.

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Sam Hennings in Seedpeople (1992)

J. Marvin Campbell in Seedpeople (1992)

Andrea Roth in Seedpeople (1992)

David Dunard as Ed Busta in Seedpeople (1992)

Andrea Roth in Seedpeople (1992)

Bernard Kates in Seedpeople (1992)

Andrea Roth in Seedpeople (1992)

Seedpeople (1992)

Stu

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Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Gil — Wed, 31 Jul 2019 19:26:09 +0000

The 1994 comedy sci-fi film Tammy and the T-Rex is a low-budget film written & directed by Stewart Raffill. The movie stars Denise Richards and an early appearance by Paul Walker.

The film was shot in locations that were all just a few minutes from the director’s house, and the movie was conceptualized by a South American theater owner who had an animatronic dinosaur available for two weeks which he wanted to get some use out of.

Tammy and the T-Rex (1994) Plot

A cheerleader named Tammy (played by Denise Richards) hangs out with her football player boyfriend Michael (played by Paul Walker) along with her gay friend Byron (played by Theo Forsett). However, an old ex named Billy (played by George Pilgrim) shows up with his group of thugs and starts bullying Michael. They start to fight, but when the police show up they arrest the bully and the trio is left in peace.

Elsewhere, a large dinosaur (a T-Rex) is looming inside a huge warehouse being worked on by two scientists, Dr. Wachenstein (played by Terry Kiser) and his assistant Helga (played by Ellen Dubin). The dinosaur turns out to be a robotic creation, and Dr. Wachenstein’s intention is to surgically implant a human brain into the dinosaur to give it life.

That night, Michael visits Tammy after hours. However, Billy and his group is out of jail and angry, looking for revenge. They beat up Michael and take him to a zoo, throwing him into a section with wild cats. Lions attack Michael and he passes out.

The evil doctor, Wachenstein, says that Michael is dead, but he secretly removes his living brain and surgically inserts it into the dinosaur’s robotic skull. Michael wakes up, now in the body of the robotic T-Rex, and escapes from the warehouse. He finds his bullies and terrorizes them, and finds Tammy who finally comes to the realization that the dinosaur is actually her boyfriend. She wants to find a better body for his brain to reside, however they must escape Dr. Wachenstein who is chasing them. Michael, as the T-Rex, kills Wachenstein but is then destroyed himself by police. Tammy gets Michael’s brain from the T-Rex’s wreckage and takes it home, hooking up the brain to her personal computer in her room. Michael has the ability to see out of the computer through a video camera, and seeing Tammy in her room initiates an electrical overload to the brain circuits.

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Denise Richards in Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Paul Walker in Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Denise Richards in Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Paul Walker and Denise Richards in Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Denise Richards in Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Denise Richards in Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Paul Walker in Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Paul Walker in Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Paul Walker and Denise Richards in Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Denise Richards in Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Denise Richards in Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Gil

Gil attended film school in Los Angeles for a short time before leaving for better. He worked in film & media production for several years, traveling to 50+ countries. Obsessed with feel-good 80s teen comedies, sword-and-sorcery films, and gritty sci fi noir, Gil is a fan of the weird and campy. His favorite films include Blade Runner, Alien, Mad Max, and Drive.

I Come in Peace (1990)

Stu — Sun, 28 Jul 2019 01:11:54 +0000

The 1990 film I Come in Peace is a science fiction film starring Dolph Lundgren. Also known as Dark Angel, the film was not a box office success but did receive some level of recognition in later years as a cult classic on video.

I Come in Peace (1990) Plot

A cop in Houston, Jack Caine (played by Dolph Lundgren) goes rogue when he tries to kill a gang of rich drug pushers named the White Boys, who were responsible for the death of his partner.

He finds out that these drug dealers operate behind a facade of luxury cars, fancy clothes, and respectable positions. He brings in the FBI and is partnered up with a new detective, FBI Agent Smith (played by Brian Benben). Suddenly they find that a spinning disk has been killing some of the drug dealers.

Caine’s girlfriend, a coroner (played by Betsy Brantley) tells him that the corpses are full of heroine but are also killed only by a single forehead puncture wound. It turns out that aliens are extracting things from the dead drug dealers, and also are pursued by another alien.

An alien drug cartel is being pursued by an alien detective, who reveals himself to Caine and tells him the story as he is wounded by the alien dealers. He is trying to stop the aliens from synthesizing a new drug from the heroine and addicting people on his home planet.

Using the alien detective’s gun, the FBI agent and Caine have a showdown with the remaining alien dealers.

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Dolph Lundgren in I Come in Peace (1990)

Stu

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Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity (1987)

Stu — Mon, 01 Jul 2019 01:06:21 +0000

The film Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity is a 1987 movie that is a semi-parody comedy of the sci-fi and exploitation genres. The movie stars Brinke Stevens, Elizabeth Kaitan, and Cindy Beal.

Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity (1987) Plot

Daria (played by Elizabeth Kaitan) and Tisa (played by Cindy Beal) are two prisoners who escape from their imprisonment in some sort of space jail, and steal a shuttle to fly away.

When the shuttle breaks down, they crash land on a world and stay in a fortress owned by a man named Zed (played by Don Scribner). The only inhabitant of the world, he has two robots as sidekicks.

That evening, the girls find two other people who say that they also crash landed, Rik (played by Carl Horner) and his sister Shala (played by Brinke Stevens). They begin to suspect something is amiss about Zed.

They then find a trophy room full of the preserved heads of previous crash-landed victims.

The next day, they are pursued through the jungle by Zed, who is hunting the victims for sport. Both Rik and Shala are killed, but Daria and Tisa find an ancient temple called the Phantom Zone. Battling hordes of zombies, they find laser guns and manage to escape in a space shuttle before Zed self-destructs his fortress, and they fly off to explore the galaxy.

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Cindy Beal and Elizabeth Kaitan in Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity (1987)

Elizabeth Kaitan in Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity (1987)

Cindy Beal and Elizabeth Kaitan in Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity (1987)

Elizabeth Kaitan in Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity (1987)

Cindy Beal and Elizabeth Kaitan in Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity (1987)

Elizabeth Kaitan in Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity (1987)

Cindy Beal and Elizabeth Kaitan in Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity (1987)

Elizabeth Kaitan in Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity (1987)

Brinke Stevens in Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity (1987)

Elizabeth Kaitan in Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity (1987)

Cindy Beal and Elizabeth Kaitan in Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity (1987)

Cindy Beal in Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity (1987)

Elizabeth Kaitan in Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity (1987)

Cindy Beal in Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity (1987)

Stu

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Robot Ninja (1989)

Stu — Sun, 30 Jun 2019 01:04:29 +0000

The movie Robot Ninja (1989) is a science-fiction and kung-fu film. It is an extremely low-budget movie directed by J.R. Bookwalter and starring Michael Todd, Burt Ward, James L. Edwards, Bogdan Pecic, Maria Markovic and Linnea Quigley. The movie is widely considered one of the worst films of all time.

Robot Ninja (1989) Plot Summary

An artist named Leonard Miller (played by Michael Todd) is a frustrated young creative. As a comic book artist, his publisher and agent have made riches off his work. He witness a crime and decides to become his own character. He has an inventor friend build him a robot suit (actually just spandex) and starts patrolling the streets of Ridgeway, looking for people to attack. He starts taking drugs to help him perform at his physical peak. His vigilante spree builds up into a climax – his inventor friend, Dr, Goodknight (played by Bogdan Pecic), is trying to stop him from his mission, and he ultimately comes up against a crime lord in a final confrontation.

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Robot Ninja (1989)

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Dr. Alien (1989)

Stu — Tue, 28 May 2019 01:49:02 +0000

The 1989 film Dr. Alien is a science fiction and comedy film also known as I Was a Teenage Sex Maniac and I Was a Teenage Sex Mutant. The movie was directed by David DeCoteau and starred Judy Landers, Michelle Bauer, Elizabeth Kaitan, Billy Jacoby, Linnea Quigley, and Olivia Barash.

Dr. Alien (1989) Plot Summary

Wesley (played by Billy Jacoby) is a high school nerd, often bullied. He has a crush on Leanne (played by Olivia Barash) but is too self-conscious to date her.

A substitute teacher named Miss Xenobia teaches biology (played by Judy Landers), but he is in love with Leanne and isn’t impressed. Miss Xenobia selects him for an experiment after school. An assistant named Drax injects him with a vitamin supplement, making a stalk appear on Wesley’s head when he is around girls.

He becomes more confident, but he cannot remember what happens for brief periods. He becomes the frontman of a metal band, called the Sex Mutants, and finally asks out Leanne on a date.

His band plays a show, with an opening by a girl band named the Poon Tangs (one played by Linnea Quigley). Leanne thinks that Wesley is flirting with the girls backstage and runs off. Wesley attempts to follow, but finds Miss Xenobia in a silver spacesuit, who tells him she and her assistant are from Alterion and are attempting to save their planet, where nobody can produce children. She attempts to seduce him once more and peels off her fake head.

Wesley goes back to the high school lab, where Xenobia has stored serum. He burns it down, returns to the music show with one vial of serum, and finds Xenobia with a ray gun. He tries to stop her firing, and destroys the last vial of serum. The assistant, Drax, shows up and admits he has taken some of the serum and has grown a stalk.

They fly back to Alterion and Wesley is left with his girlfriend, Leanne.

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Linnea Quigley in Dr. Alien (1989)

Billy Jayne in Dr. Alien (1989)

Olivia Barash in Dr. Alien (1989)

Billy Jayne in Dr. Alien (1989)

Dr. Alien (1989)

Linnea Quigley in Dr. Alien (1989)

Olivia Barash in Dr. Alien (1989)

Dr. Alien (1989)

Billy Jayne in Dr. Alien (1989)

Olivia Barash in Dr. Alien (1989)

Dr. Alien (1989)

Judy Landers in Dr. Alien (1989)

Billy Jayne in Dr. Alien (1989)

Dr. Alien (1989)

Billy Jayne in Dr. Alien (1989)

Stu

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Trancers II (1991)

Stu — Tue, 21 May 2019 01:53:05 +0000

The 1991 film Trancers II is a science fiction film produced by Charles Band. The movie is a sequel to the original Trancers film. The movie stars Richard Lynch, Barbara Crampton, Jeffrey Combs and Helen Hunt.

Plot Summary

Jack Deth (played by Tim Thomerson) lives with his wife, Lena (played by Helen Hunt) in Los Angeles in a huge estate gained from the profits of investing, after traveling forward in time.

The villain from the original movie, Whistler, has a brother named E.D. Wardo (played by Richard Lynch) who has created a nonprofit called GreenWorld which is capturing homeless mentally ill people and turning them into trancers.

Suddenly, Jack’s previous wife, Alice (played by Megan Ward) shows up despite her death. It turns out she was sent from the future, before she died, to help him defeat Wardo and stop him from creating an army of trancers and destroying the world.

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Megan Ward and Tim Thomerson in Trancers II (1991)

Megan Ward in Trancers II (1991)

Richard Lynch in Trancers II (1991)

Trancers II (1991)

Tim Thomerson in Trancers II (1991)

Alyson Croft in Trancers II (1991)

Trancers II (1991)

Megan Ward in Trancers II (1991)

Helen Hunt in Trancers II (1991)

Megan Ward in Trancers II (1991)

Richard Lynch in Trancers II (1991)

Trancers II (1991)

Stu

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Shocking Dark (1989)

Stu — Wed, 15 May 2019 01:09:45 +0000

The 1989 film Shocking Dark is a science fiction movie filmed in Italy. The movie was produced as a rip-off of both Terminator and Aliens. The movie was directed by Bruno Mattei, and is also known as Terminator II, Aliens II, Aliennators, and Contaminator. The movie stars Tony Lombardo, Geretta Geretta, Mark Steinborn, Dominica Coulson and Alex McBride (aka Massimo Vanni).

Shocking Dark (1989) Plot

Far in the future, scientists in Venice are attempting to reach a breakthrough in order to reduce the massive amounts of pollution in the world. However, they start dying one by one. Sending in a team of special forces, the investigation reveals that mutated creatures are killing them in the laboratory.

The film is essentially a direct plot ripoff of Aliens, except it is set on Earth. The movie also contains elements of Terminator.

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Shocking Dark (1989)

Geretta Geretta in Shocking Dark (1989)

Shocking Dark (1989)

Geretta Geretta in Shocking Dark (1989)

Christopher Ahrens in Shocking Dark (1989)

Haven Tyler in Shocking Dark (1989)

Christopher Ahrens in Shocking Dark (1989)

Haven Tyler in Shocking Dark (1989)

Shocking Dark (1989)

Geretta Geretta in Shocking Dark (1989)

Christopher Ahrens in Shocking Dark (1989)

Haven Tyler in Shocking Dark (1989)

Stu

Interests include:: coffee, jackhammers, grandma’s medicine cabinet and sympathetic yawning.