Recently found your channel and even though I like longer videos I've really been loving your snappy sense of humour. Been going through some of your older videos and loved the Dracula / Hammer Horror pieces. Even though you pack so much comedy in your short videos you also have a talent for the more serious pieces. I've never been a fan of watching horror, but I find the technical and filmmaking side of the genre fascinating. So much good work with more to explore. Great work.
I noticed it. But I mostly recognized Jeff Conaway from Taxi and Maxwell Caufield from Dynasty/The Colbys. Fun fact: in real life Maxwell Caufield is British (so he might have been familiar with Red Dwarf) and he's been married to Juliet Mills (Nanny and the Professor) for over 40 years.
It's not just you, Robin. I was actually thinking of "Red Dwarf" several times during the review, and was shocked when you said what was inside my head! Also, damn you for the "G Sector" joke, which made me laugh despite it being obvious. 😜 It feels like there was almost an interesting idea buried amidst all this. Almost.
Even funnier than what I expect from your videos. This is a gem. The jokes about the odd virtual reality fantasies are perfect. This is also one of the more potentially interesting and ambitious half-baked ideas for a B-movie I've ever seen.
Some of those Red Dwarf episodes post-date the film, but there were several Star Trek episodes that pre-dated both of them. E.g. the 1968 episodes "A Piece Of The Action", set on a planet that based its culture on 1930s gangster movies, and "Spectre of the Gun" in which the crew are placed in a simulation of the 1880s Tombstone, AZ gunfight at the OK Corral.
I'm sure that if screenwriters (movies or TV) were "completely honest" with where they get some of their story ideas, we would find out that probably 90% of science fiction is inspired by Ray Bradbury, Gene Roddenberry and Rod Serling.
Exactly. I got through a creative writing summer course in my late teens by ripping those guys off mercilessly. Luckily the tutor was a 'serious author' & poet and never liked scifi.
I just came into the comments, before getting to "the end" (see what did there!) to make a Red Dwarf comment. Glad to see it's not just me. But yeah, also like if the rights to Solaris were bought by the Carry On team. (Which I would pay to see)
It is certainly NOT just you Robin! I was LITERALLY thinking of the Pleasure G.E.L.F. Ep. of 'Red Dwarf' the entire time! (While we are on the subject... has anyone told you that you remind them of a substantially younger Chris Barrie???)
So glad you mentioned red dwarf, I was so confused thinking "what's this red dwarf rip off" not to mention the ships called Holly! Amazing show, childhood gold
Funny you should ask that particular question. Just last night I was again finding myself amused over a serious, if you can call it that, movie's connection to the spoof someone might've made of it only and hilariously, that spoof was created decades ago. I was sitting in the theater watching the rather violent remake of "The Magnificent 7" starring Denzel Washington and Chris Pratt in 2016, when suddenly several rascally thoughts turned my frown upside down. In the middle of seeing farmers gunned down by the bad guys I realized Peter Sarsgaard's head villain with his fancy suit, especially that vest, political connections at the state capital, even his watch fob in the same place was Hedley Lamarr which would make Denzel-Black Bart, Vincent D'Onofrio-Mongo and Chris Pratt "The Waco Kid". I was watching "Blazing Saddles" and still get no end of pleasure knowing this movie was spoofed by a time traveling Mel Brooks in 1974. It's a shame the 7's director left out Lili Von Schtupp, the movie might've been better. Take the test, find a still of Sarsgaard without his hat and a still of Harvey Korman's Lamarr and put them side by side and I'll bet folding money you'll never look at Sarsgaard's Bartholomew Bogue again, without imagining him humping a small "Lady Liberty" statue.
I like the fan theory that Cathy Gale is Pussy Galore linking 007 to The Avengers. Steed saying "What's Mrs. Gale doing in Fort Knox" in a later episode is proof enough for me. I limit it to Connery era 007 because Tracy in OHMSS was definitely not Emma Peel.
Having a character like the "drunk driver" is a standard for such movies. You know the story: A 7 member SAS team is on a ship taking the on the toughest mission ever. One member comes down with the hiccups so as a replacement they get the guy who's swabbing the deck.
I saw this on late night cable years ago, mostly because I knew Tracy Scroggins from the last season of Babylon 5 and Billy dee from star wars. I couldn't have for the life of me told you much about it other than "cheesy Sci fi movie".
Hilarious review! I laughed out loud! Interestingly, Nick Mancuso is quite a well known Canadian actor, and successfully sued the American TV series Mancuso FBI because their lead character was named Nick. Hope he doesn't hear about this movie!
"Nick Mancuso IS Stingray!" - advertising tagline for the 1985-87 Stephen J. Cannell series (not to be confused with the Gerry Anderson underwater puppet series).
I would say the similarities especially in the 1940s or Old West themes might have more to do with the available background sets on location then anything else. Though of course Star Trek next Generation or other such shows might be what red Dwarf and this movie will both spoofing / drawing inspiration from? My understanding for TNG was however as I said, helps to be produced in a place where you happen to have the props for an old western or 40s era spy movie already at hand.
Oh I've no doubt it's Red Dwarf. The writers have often said they were inspired by every bad and good Sci Fi movie out there. They would have infinite content because people won't stop making sci fi films.
My someone should have told the Film Makers that the the Autobahn is in Germany, not Texas. That or some how you were able skid over almost 4000 miles off the road ( wow, they couldn't even do that on Speed Racer ). Well at least they were smart enough to put lots of violence and tits in this movie; When in doubt, boobs rule out.
Well, it was set in the future, so maybe the screenwriters thought Autobahns would be built all over the world by now. Or maybe they just weren't paying attention. Probably the latter.
Red Dawrf??.... This film would have been so much better if Dirk Dibblet King of the Dorks was in it. Instead of Mancuso, Dirk escapes in the Escape ship. While uttering his catch-praise _"Suck on my Thermos."_
Billy Dee Williams: I don't know. This just doesn't sound right to me. Producer: We'll give you a million dollars for only appearing in 20 minutes of the film. Williams: No, no, that's .... Producer: You get f___k a girl half your age. Williams: Where do I sign? Producer: Works every time! Williams: Hey, that's MY line! 🤣
Definitely a Red Dwarf vibe - surely the naming of the ship as ‘Holly’ indicates a deliberate link? Although as you say some of the relevant episodes were broadcast in late 1993 - same year this came out… 🤔
The give way was the fact that original ship was called Holly. Honestly, if you're going to try and make Red Dwarf does Dallas, probably don't show your hand in the first five seconds.
I sometimes think of Hammer's The Plague of Zombies as a remake of White Zombie. How many villains in a zombie movie turn people into zombies to work in their tin mine?
This is actually an interesting plot. I feel like having a mixed cast of both men and women would have made it better, maybe the alien uses your deepest desires to get hold of you? So not just sex, but fame and fortune, that long-long lost relative that you wish you could see again just one more time
This is very similar to that Voyager episode where Paris gets possessed by the A.I. of an alien ship. I think the A.I. is even named Ariel in Star Trek too.
My pals and I are planning to rip this movie off with our own film which should be called "Scream Alien Scream". Just need to find a space ship set and a prison set and some naked chicks.
When they went to the G Sector, did they find Klaus Hergesheimer? I suspect this is one of those films where the Dark Corners review makes it look better than it actually is when you're sitting down to watch all 90 minutes or whatever. But it seems like a pretty clever idea for a cheap SF movie.
I've kind of seen CLUE and the ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW having a sort of "not sequels but still vaguely connected by content" vibe sort of the like Fulci's Gates of Hell movies. They both have Gothic manors, Tim Curry, a gong being rung before dinner, etc. (Incidentally, can anyone think of a third movie that checks off that list? Thanks!)
Network borrows heavily from Philip K. Dick’s DADOES? And the two main characters played by William Holden and Faye Dunaway are ripped from the pages of The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch. Even more alarming is Paddy Chayefsky and Philip K. Dick died a mere 7 months apart. Almost as if Paddy Chayefsky needed someone to crib from in Heaven!
I mean. We've heard of him so he's famous enough for that at least. :P Caufield at least. Come to think of it I've known of him since I was a kid and my sister used to watch Grease 2 a LOT. And I'd often sit there and watch it too... cos... Michelle Pfeiffer... :O
Strike Commando 2 Rips off Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade…a year before it was released. Not sure how even rip off artist Bruno Matai pulled that off.
It's a Trap! Akbar did try to warn Lando about show business. But nooo, the guy wanted to be in Alien Intruder and later in Rise of Schmuckwalker. No one knows really why. Money? Revenge over Hollywood's hell? Karma? Billy Dee must talk.
Films I see connections in that may not be there? Star Wars and Phantom of the Paradise. I'm not saying that George Lucas definitely based Anakin/Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine on Winslow/The Phantom and Swan, respectively, buuuuuuutt....
This is not as weird as it seems. My theory has been that Russia has been filling out its military from the prisons. Serve the rest of your sentence or help the Motherland. Of course they don't tend to be good soldiers and go from just fighting to looting, raping, torturing and the various depraved acts against the civilian populations which landed them in prison in the first place, but they took the place of a desirable person. If they get killed, they are off the justice system's and society's liabilities.
90's straight-to-video schlock movies are just too damn dull to be enjoyed on any level. I watched Rats: Night of Terror from beginning to end after Robin's review. I can't even make it thtough ten minutes into a film like this.
When i read the name (BAD), I think... Is like TOP SECRET MOVIE IN REAL LIFE?!!!.... The Ana___ Intruder made MOVIE!!!?!!!! JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA My mistake, i must read well, but... in this days....Almost all could be posible.
"I got off ten seconds before she blew."
That's... what... I can't even. Wait, give me a second.
That would be a premature Evacuation then?
Ba-da-BOOM!
Only if he had a death wish!
sounds like he got out just in time to me
"...when god closes a door, he fills a Bathtub...". Genius.
Recently found your channel and even though I like longer videos I've really been loving your snappy sense of humour. Been going through some of your older videos and loved the Dracula / Hammer Horror pieces. Even though you pack so much comedy in your short videos you also have a talent for the more serious pieces. I've never been a fan of watching horror, but I find the technical and filmmaking side of the genre fascinating. So much good work with more to explore. Great work.
Did you notice the Grease Connection too. Jeff Conaway who played Kenickie in Grease at 1.20 and Maxwell Caulfield star of Grease 2 as Nick.
I noticed it. But I mostly recognized Jeff Conaway from Taxi and Maxwell Caufield from Dynasty/The Colbys. Fun fact: in real life Maxwell Caufield is British (so he might have been familiar with Red Dwarf) and he's been married to Juliet Mills (Nanny and the Professor) for over 40 years.
And Conaway was in Babylon 5 with Scoggins!
For some reason the A Few Good Men bit made me laugh out loud. It came so casual and out of nowhere.
It's not just you, Robin. I was actually thinking of "Red Dwarf" several times during the review, and was shocked when you said what was inside my head! Also, damn you for the "G Sector" joke, which made me laugh despite it being obvious. 😜
It feels like there was almost an interesting idea buried amidst all this. Almost.
I was going to make the same point - though I think Camille is an even better fit than some of the other episodes mentioned.
Especially with a ship named "Holly"
@@richardfarrer5616 OMG You're right!
A joke about the G-spot? I salute you, sir!
Where was it? I couldn't find it.
I thought of Red Dwarf the instant you said the ship was called the USS Holly, so no, it's not just you.
Even funnier than what I expect from your videos. This is a gem. The jokes about the odd virtual reality fantasies are perfect. This is also one of the more potentially interesting and ambitious half-baked ideas for a B-movie I've ever seen.
As soon as you mentioned the big red ship was called the Holly I thought Red Dwarf.
not only was Tracy Scoggins in B5 but the actor who played the lieutenant, Jeff Conway, was also in B5 :D
Tracy Scoggins and Stephen Davies also both played aliens in Star Trek: DS9.
@@echopeakbicycling85 He also played Kenickie in Grease.
Conway also played a washed up aging male stipper in that Gregory Harrison tv movie.
Tracy Scoggins and Maxwell Caulfield were co-stars on The Colbys, a short-lived spinoff of Dynasty. They played twins.
Some of those Red Dwarf episodes post-date the film, but there were several Star Trek episodes that pre-dated both of them. E.g. the 1968 episodes "A Piece Of The Action", set on a planet that based its culture on 1930s gangster movies, and "Spectre of the Gun" in which the crew are placed in a simulation of the 1880s Tombstone, AZ gunfight at the OK Corral.
No faith in humanity?.... Well, at least the writers of this film were grounded in reality.
This review and the comments were the comedy elixir I needed for my case of the Mondays. Lol and thank you!
As soon as you said "Holly"...
I'm sure that if screenwriters (movies or TV) were "completely honest" with where they get some of their story ideas, we would find out that probably 90% of science fiction is inspired by Ray Bradbury, Gene Roddenberry and Rod Serling.
Exactly. I got through a creative writing summer course in my late teens by ripping those guys off mercilessly. Luckily the tutor was a 'serious author' & poet and never liked scifi.
@@BrettJones27 Nice move.👍
Phil K Dick also
Their prediction aboit 2022 was pretty accurate.
I just came into the comments, before getting to "the end" (see what did there!) to make a Red Dwarf comment. Glad to see it's not just me.
But yeah, also like if the rights to Solaris were bought by the Carry On team. (Which I would pay to see)
It is certainly NOT just you Robin! I was LITERALLY thinking of the Pleasure G.E.L.F. Ep. of 'Red Dwarf' the entire time! (While we are on the subject... has anyone told you that you remind them of a substantially younger Chris Barrie???)
So glad you mentioned red dwarf, I was so confused thinking "what's this red dwarf rip off" not to mention the ships called Holly!
Amazing show, childhood gold
Funny you should ask that particular question. Just last night I was again finding myself amused over a serious, if you can call it that, movie's connection to the spoof someone might've made of it only and hilariously, that spoof was created decades ago. I was sitting in the theater watching the rather violent remake of "The Magnificent 7" starring Denzel Washington and Chris Pratt in 2016, when suddenly several rascally thoughts turned my frown upside down. In the middle of seeing farmers gunned down by the bad guys I realized Peter Sarsgaard's head villain with his fancy suit, especially that vest, political connections at the state capital, even his watch fob in the same place was Hedley Lamarr which would make Denzel-Black Bart, Vincent D'Onofrio-Mongo and Chris Pratt "The Waco Kid". I was watching "Blazing Saddles" and still get no end of pleasure knowing this movie was spoofed by a time traveling Mel Brooks in 1974. It's a shame the 7's director left out Lili Von Schtupp, the movie might've been better. Take the test, find a still of Sarsgaard without his hat and a still of Harvey Korman's Lamarr and put them side by side and I'll bet folding money you'll never look at Sarsgaard's Bartholomew Bogue again, without imagining him humping a small "Lady Liberty" statue.
Sadly, Madeline Kahn is irreplaceable.
@@reesetorwad8346 All too true.
I love how you called Billy Dee Lando thorough the whole review.😆
I would have called him Gayle Sayers.
"We open on the USS Holly. Lost on the end of a slowly-unwinding string for the last 47 hours."
I like the fan theory that Cathy Gale is Pussy Galore linking 007 to The Avengers. Steed saying "What's Mrs. Gale doing in Fort Knox" in a later episode is proof enough for me.
I limit it to Connery era 007 because Tracy in OHMSS was definitely not Emma Peel.
Having a character like the "drunk driver" is a standard for such movies. You know the story: A 7 member SAS team is on a ship taking the on the toughest mission ever. One member comes down with the hiccups so as a replacement they get the guy who's swabbing the deck.
Drunk driver... in ssspppaaaaaaccceee!!!
I love loud explosions in space. You know, where's there's no atmosphere to conduct sound.
8:15 Chris Barrie is an eternal treasure.
I saw this on late night cable years ago, mostly because I knew Tracy Scroggins from the last season of Babylon 5 and Billy dee from star wars.
I couldn't have for the life of me told you much about it other than "cheesy Sci fi movie".
5:34 NOT the G-string SECTOR !
5:10 ->>> the poor poor poor Morris Minor !!!
The second you see a 20 year old car in a cheap movie, you know it's getting destroyed...
Man that person blow up that armored car looks like they blew up that armored car in Dead Presidents and in the process blew up all the money too.
Tracy Scoggins is unforgettable in "Watchers 2"
Anyone noticed Billy Dee wearing Jerry Dandrige's gray leather coat from Fright Night?
Hilarious review! I laughed out loud! Interestingly, Nick Mancuso is quite a well known Canadian actor, and successfully sued the American TV series Mancuso FBI because their lead character was named Nick. Hope he doesn't hear about this movie!
"Nick Mancuso IS Stingray!" - advertising tagline for the 1985-87 Stephen J. Cannell series (not to be confused with the Gerry Anderson underwater puppet series).
@@dngillikin God, I loved him as Stingray!
3:40 looks like whatsisname, but isn't. (The guy in Love and Death on Long Island - who was he?)
Jason Priestly. Sounds like the subject for a "what the f*** happened to".
It's like a Babylon 5 prequel, with Captain Lochley and Zack Allen. The only way out was up.
Before you said it I was thinking it sounds like a Red Dwarf plot.
I would say the similarities especially in the 1940s or Old West themes might have more to do with the available background sets on location then anything else. Though of course Star Trek next Generation or other such shows might be what red Dwarf and this movie will both spoofing / drawing inspiration from?
My understanding for TNG was however as I said, helps to be produced in a place where you happen to have the props for an old western or 40s era spy movie already at hand.
Lando, Tracy Scoggins & who ever the others are…it can’t possibly get any better than this. Can it!?…Red Dwarf, good comparison!!
Oh I've no doubt it's Red Dwarf. The writers have often said they were inspired by every bad and good Sci Fi movie out there. They would have infinite content because people won't stop making sci fi films.
BILLY DEE WILLIAMS IS THE COOL SIDE OF THE PILLOW
My someone should have told the Film Makers that the the Autobahn is in Germany, not Texas. That or some how you were able skid over almost 4000 miles off the road ( wow, they couldn't even do that on Speed Racer ). Well at least they were smart enough to put lots of violence and tits in this movie; When in doubt, boobs rule out.
Yeah! I thought the same thing when I heard him say Autobahn.
Well, it was set in the future, so maybe the screenwriters thought Autobahns would be built all over the world by now. Or maybe they just weren't paying attention. Probably the latter.
@@GatorGirl I go with the latter as well.
Oh good, I'm not the only one who wondered about that.
It was a cheap futuristic reference.
As soon as you mentioned Holly, my mind went to Red Dwarf.
“Sometimes when God closes a door, he fills a bathtub.”
This is why I adore this channel.
Red Dawrf??.... This film would have been so much better if Dirk Dibblet King of the Dorks was in it. Instead of Mancuso, Dirk escapes in the Escape ship. While uttering his catch-praise _"Suck on my Thermos."_
I wondered when Billy Dee was gonna
break out the Colt .45 malt liquor.
THAT would've motivated the crew.
Billy Dee Williams: I don't know. This just doesn't sound right to me.
Producer: We'll give you a million dollars for only appearing in 20 minutes of the film.
Williams: No, no, that's ....
Producer: You get f___k a girl half your age.
Williams: Where do I sign?
Producer: Works every time!
Williams: Hey, that's MY line!
🤣
Definitely a Red Dwarf vibe - surely the naming of the ship as ‘Holly’ indicates a deliberate link? Although as you say some of the relevant episodes were broadcast in late 1993 - same year this came out… 🤔
Smeg... I was thinking how it reminded me of Red Dwarf too! Hahahaha... And I see others also had the same thoughts, so it's definitely not just you.
Rented this in 93 or so. It was what you expect.
Think I know why the Claufield character wasn't interested in the VR bimbo.
...the actor was into older women, much older women
The give way was the fact that original ship was called Holly. Honestly, if you're going to try and make Red Dwarf does Dallas, probably don't show your hand in the first five seconds.
It's not just you. As soon as I saw the ship, I thought "why are we on Red Dwarf?" and the Better Than Life premise didn't help.
The irony being Red Dwarf is taking the piss out of movies like this...
Love Red Dwarf
West World. "Were nothing can go wrong. Go wrong. Go wrong. Go wrong..."
Anything can be Red Dwarf if you push hard enough. Now where did I leave my groinal attachment, I need to whisk an omelette….
I sometimes think of Hammer's The Plague of Zombies as a remake of White Zombie. How many villains in a zombie movie turn people into zombies to work in their tin mine?
This is actually an interesting plot. I feel like having a mixed cast of both men and women would have made it better, maybe the alien uses your deepest desires to get hold of you? So not just sex, but fame and fortune, that long-long lost relative that you wish you could see again just one more time
Ship is also called the Holly
This is very similar to that Voyager episode where Paris gets possessed by the A.I. of an alien ship. I think the A.I. is even named Ariel in Star Trek too.
Close, it's Alice.
What was that Morris Minor doing there? (Apart from being blown up).
Isn't this Tracy the same woman from Amazon Women on the Moon in the Ray segment? I think she played the same role in that film.
My pals and I are planning to rip this movie off with our own film which should be called "Scream Alien Scream". Just need to find a space ship set and a prison set and some naked chicks.
Any Team needs a designated drunk Driver.
When they went to the G Sector, did they find Klaus Hergesheimer?
I suspect this is one of those films where the Dark Corners review makes it look better than it actually is when you're sitting down to watch all 90 minutes or whatever. But it seems like a pretty clever idea for a cheap SF movie.
Before you mention it I thought red dwarf as well. Ha.
I've kind of seen CLUE and the ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW having a sort of "not sequels but still vaguely connected by content" vibe sort of the like Fulci's Gates of Hell movies. They both have Gothic manors, Tim Curry, a gong being rung before dinner, etc.
(Incidentally, can anyone think of a third movie that checks off that list? Thanks!)
There’s a certain charm with Sci Fi movies of the 80’s that are knock offs of their more famous counterparts.
So Capt. Lochley and Zack Allan are both in this movie. This proves Babylon 5 Season 5 was all in Zack's head!
I had a problem taking TENET seriously when key action scenes in it reminded me of the Red Dwarf episode, Backwards
Still the smoothest man in the galaxy.
But if they did send females, wouldn't the virus just present itself as a man? Or maybe convince the human that's she's at least bi-curious?
@@echopeakbicycling85 Yeah, with some hot girl-on-girl action!
So is the resolution genuinely that Navigator Mancuso wins because he's asexual?
So this is a remake of Hobgoblins O_O
Ok!
Isn't "Sector G" where Homer Simpson works?
This movie certainly post dates at least three or four years of the Simpsons.
well, now i want to go watch red dwarf, so at least it served some purpose.
~ Hell Yeah ~
Network borrows heavily from Philip K. Dick’s DADOES? And the two main characters played by William Holden and Faye Dunaway are ripped from the pages of The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch.
Even more alarming is Paddy Chayefsky and Philip K. Dick died a mere 7 months apart. Almost as if Paddy Chayefsky needed someone to crib from in Heaven!
5:25 Is that not Harvey Keitel? 🤔
I guess that this film is quite forward-looking for its time; having the "last girl" be an asexual convict.
Billy Dee Williams must have been hardup
This is around the time he was doing those Colt .45 commercials.
@@a.champagne6238 not good
In a strange way, this is like *Tomie*
SERIOUSLY? This script named one of its characters after Italian/Canadian actor/director NICK MANCUSO?!
Poor Maxwell Canfield, he just couldn’t get famous.
It IS a shame, isn't it.
I mean. We've heard of him so he's famous enough for that at least. :P Caufield at least.
Come to think of it I've known of him since I was a kid and my sister used to watch Grease 2 a LOT. And I'd often sit there and watch it too... cos... Michelle Pfeiffer... :O
He Is very famous!! He was James bond! In a video game.
Strike Commando 2 Rips off Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade…a year before it was released. Not sure how even rip off artist Bruno Matai pulled that off.
A low budget...? Come on, I'm dying to know how it ends
I think i watched it on TV as a kid. O_O
The premise could actually be a an intertaining and okay B-movie, made by somebody who know their limits. o_O
🎉
The humour on these videos is better than the films.
It's a Trap! Akbar did try to warn Lando about show business. But nooo, the guy wanted to be in Alien Intruder and later in Rise of Schmuckwalker. No one knows really why. Money? Revenge over Hollywood's hell? Karma? Billy Dee must talk.
💛
I can't believe it! You're slipping..
A character named Nick Mancuso, and not one "Stingray" joke!!
Films I see connections in that may not be there? Star Wars and Phantom of the Paradise. I'm not saying that George Lucas definitely based Anakin/Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine on Winslow/The Phantom and Swan, respectively, buuuuuuutt....
This is not as weird as it seems. My theory has been that Russia has been filling out its military from the prisons. Serve the rest of your sentence or help the Motherland. Of course they don't tend to be good soldiers and go from just fighting to looting, raping, torturing and the various depraved acts against the civilian populations which landed them in prison in the first place, but they took the place of a desirable person. If they get killed, they are off the justice system's and society's liabilities.
90's straight-to-video schlock movies are just too damn dull to be enjoyed on any level. I watched Rats: Night of Terror from beginning to end after Robin's review. I can't even make it thtough ten minutes into a film like this.
This movie could have been more interesting had it been made by more competent film makers
When i read the name (BAD), I think... Is like TOP SECRET MOVIE IN REAL LIFE?!!!.... The Ana___ Intruder made MOVIE!!!?!!!! JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA
My mistake, i must read well, but... in this days....Almost all could be posible.
How dare u compare this to Red dwarf u hyphen 🤣🤣🤣
Another Alien (or more Aliens) ripoff is Demonic Toys. I swear that runaway-girl is a copy of Newt.
Oh smeg