Shortly after the events of Aliens, Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) crash-lands on a prison planet, along with an alien. The all-male prisoners, led by Dillon (Charles Dutton), have found religion and don’t want a female bringing temptation. She’s left with only the doctor (Charles Dance) to talk to, until the killings begin. The first three Alien
Peppy psycho killer Angela (Pamela Springsteen) returns to camp to massacre campers who aren’t nice enough, and no one is nice enough for Angela. This time it’s Camp New Horizons, run by Herman and Lily Miranda (Michael J. Pollard, Sandra Dorsey). The campers are a mix of rich brats and underprivileged delinquents, but Angela makes
Slaves, ignorant of the existence of the rest of the universe, mine crystals for the cruel god Zygon (Anthony De Longis). Orn (Joe Colligan) finds the hilt to a mystical sword, escapes the mines, and meets first smuggler Dagg (voice: Carmen Argenziano), and then Princess Aviana (Noelle North). Together, with various degrees of enthusiasm, they
Kirk discovers that Spock’s soul is trapped in Bones, so the remaining bridge crew swipe the Enterprise to travel back to the Genesis planet to attempt to put Spock’s mind and body back together. Meanwhile a Klingon captain has set his sights on Genesis as a great weapon and will do anything to get it.
Evil ice mage, Lord Nekron (Sean Hannon) sends his Neanderthal minions to kidnap Princess Teegra (Cynthia Leake) of the Fire Keep. Young warrior Larn (Randy Norton Voice: William Ostrander), whose village was destroyed by Nekron, and the enigmatic but powerful berserker Darkwolf (Steve Sandor), set out to rescue Teegra. Fire and Ice is a handy
Seemingly well-adjusted single mother, Carla Moran (Barbara Hershey), is repeatedly raped by an invisible entity. Psychologist Phil Sneiderman (Ron Silver) connects her “symptoms” to an abusive childhood and troubled relationships. But when the attacks continue and others see the events, she turns to a team of parapsychologists led by Dr. Cooley (Jacqueline Brookes). The Entity is
The light from a mysterious meteor shower blinds everyone who sees it, causing civilization to collapse. Bill Masen (John Duttine), who was undergoing eye treatment on that night, is one of the few who can see. He finds Jo (Emma Relph), a sighted woman, and they plan their survival. However, they are captured and separated by a large
The surviving crew and passengers from a British ship, including the captain (Keith Barron), an American adventurer and submarine expert (Doug McClure), and a female biologist (Susan Penhaligon), take over the German sub that attacked them. Multiple events conspire to strand all of the occupants on a lost continent where dinosaurs and cavemen coexist. The
Sinbad (John Phillip Law) finds himself in possession of a golden tablet, which combined with one held by the Vizier of Marabia, forms two thirds of a map to great riches and magical powers. The two set out to claim these treasures, along with a beautiful, tattooed slave girl, Margiana (Caroline Munro), and Sinbad’s loyal
A four story anthology wrapped by a Scotland Yard detective’s investigation of the disappearance of a film star who rented a house with a strange past. The stories: Method for Murder—a high strung horror writer (Denholm Elliott) begins to see his latest serial killer. Waxworks—A man (Peter Cushing) visits a local waxworks and finds a
In the far future of 1999, the giant monsters of the world, including Godzilla, Rodan, Mothra, and others no one cares about, have been imprisoned on an island cleverly named Monster Land (Monster Island in the subtitled version, which is… better). Of course all is not well as aliens plan to invade Earth using the