In the late ’50s, alien parasites turn a person into murderous zombie. Over 25 years later, two nerds, Chris Romero and J.C. Hooper (Jason Lively, Steve Marshall), in an attempt to join a fraternity, accidentally free the zombie from a cryogenic chamber, unleashing hordes of parasites and then, hordes of zombies on the hapless college.
The twin spaceships, Argos and Galliot (or Gallard or Galliod…) are investigating a strange, fog covered planet when a 40-G force pulls them down to the surface. Captain Mark Markary (Barry Sullivan) remains conscious, but his crew is knocked out. When they awaken, they attack each other, but Markary subdues them and they return to
Major ‘Dutch’ Schaeffer (Arnold Schwarzenegger) and his commandos (Jesse Ventura, Bill Duke, Sonny Landham, Richard Chaves, Shane Black), along with CIA agent George Dillon (Carl Weathers), are sent deep into a South American jungle to rescue hostages. What they find is a previous team of soldiers skinned, and an extraterrestrial hunter. One of the iconic
Near-future L.A. is in the midst of a drug war, and a predator has chosen this urban jungle as the site for his hunt. Police Lieutenant Mike Harrigan (Danny Glover) and his team (Rubén Blades, Maria Conchita Alonso, Bill Paxton) are stuck in the middle. As Mike Harrigan tries to stop this invisible killer, he
A team of secret agents, led by Andrew Nivens (Donald Sutherland), and including his gun-toting son, Sam (Eric Thal), and NASA exobiologiest, Mary Sefton (Julie Warner), investigate a UFO in rural Iowa. They discover alien “slugs” have invaded, possessing humans by latching onto their backs. Unless they are stopped, they will take over the world.
With his moon rocket project’s funding cut, a distraught Professor Quatermass’s (Brian Donlevy) finds mysterious meteorites, a victim burned by an unknown substance, and his domed moon station constructed near the site of a destroyed town. It all means that something is wrong, and the source is outer space. When he tries to alert the authorities, he
Society is falling apart, with a majority of youths either joining violent gangs or roaming the countryside as part of new age cults. Those who are older are callous, accepting the disintegration of the cities with a shrug. In this setting, retired rocket scientist Bernard Quatermass (John Mills) comes to London in search of his
After a subway construction crew discovers the bones of ancient humans, and then a metal object, Col. Breen (Julian Glover) is called in to defuse what they assume is a left over, WWII, German, V-type bomb. But rocket scientist Bernard Quatermass (Andrew Keir) thinks the device is of extraterrestrial origin, and working with anthropologist Mathew
Professor Bernard Quatermass’s (Brian Donlevy) experimental rocket crashes in a field in the English countryside. Quatermass, along with a representative of the Ministry of Defense (Lionel Jeffries) rushes to the site to find two of the astronauts have vanished and the third, Victor Carroon (Richard Wordsworth), is hurt in an inexplicable way and unable to speak. Dismissing
With the ice caps mysteriously melting and a Himalayan outpost destroyed, Commander Rod Jackson (Giacomo Rossi-Stuart aka Jack Stuart) and his sidekick, Frank (Renato Baldini), are sent to investigate. Joined by plucky Lisa Nielson (Ombretta Colli), they discover that blue, hairy snowmen from outer space are planning to invade the Earth. Ah, another Italian tale
Government Scientists, lead by Xavier Fitch (Ben Kingsley), mix human and alien DNA to create Sil (Michelle Williams), an innocent girl they keep in a clear cage. When she escapes, a team (Michael Madsen, Alfred Molina, Forest Whitaker, Marg Helgenberger) is put together to destroy her. That may be difficult as the suddenly mature Sil (Natasha
Astronaut Patrick Ross (Justin Lazard) is infected on his way back from Mars with the same alien DNA that had been studied in Species. Now he has an uncontrollable urge to mate and create an army of partial aliens. Assassin Press Lenox (Michael Madsen), Dr. Laura Baker (Marg Helgenberger), and astronaut Dennis Gamble (Mykelti Williamson) must