During a night as ordinary as any other, a spaceship from another world (are there any other kind?) crashes to earth, and a hostile alien life form that resembles a reptillian gorilla of some kind escapes shortly before his craft explodes. A few hunters are eye witnesses to the crash and they go looking for the strange craft but are reduced to ash, thanks to the business end of the alien’s gun. What follows is a story of terror as the alien runs amok through a small rural town.
The story for Kamillions is very simple: A scientist has been working on opening a portal to another dimension, and today on his 50th birthday (and coincidentally while his family prepares a birthday party for him), he succeeds. In this other dimension, he sees lifeforms that resemble horseshoe crabs moving around and he notes the activity of these crabs. After the window on his portal machine thing breaks, the scientist Dr. Nathan Wingate (Harry S. Robins) gets sucked into this other dimension, and two of these crab creatures jump out. These crab like creatures have the ability to replicate itself into the image any living body it can come into contact to, or can see (now you can figure out how they got the title). All of this craziness happens as the guests are arriving, and any of the guests are prime targets for this mighty morphin spectacular.
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For this week’s Trailer Tuesday, we bring you the trailer for the 1981 David Cronenberg film SCANNERS
Scanners is a good mix of Sci-Fi and Horror/Suspense from the master David Cronenberg, and features the infamous exploding head clip that you’ve probably seen all over the internet. Check out our review of Scanners and find out more about the ConSec plot to take over the world with their telekinetic army.
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This week for Trailer Tuesday, we bring you the trailer for the epic 80’s action film EQUALIZER 2000!
Equalizer 2000 tells the story of a post apocalyptic world where oil and water are scarce. Every day is a fight for survival, and rival factions fight over a dusty desert wasteland. Richard Norton is a man without a faction caught in the middle. Luckily for him, the old adage rings true: “He who carries the biggest stick laughs last at the biting gifthorse in the mouth”… or something like that.
Luckily none of that will probably make sense even after you read our review of war, an oil and water crisis, post apocalyptic fashion, and Equalizer 2000!
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Halloween III is one of the strangest movies in any movie franchise. As I’ve mentioned before in a previous post, it’s a sequel to film that it has absolutely no relationship to. While it can be said that they tried to incorporate the Silver Shamrock company into the later films of the Halloween franchise, it’s pretty clear that beforehand they really didn’t have any intentions of keeping this film in the continuum of the world that gave birth to Michael Myers. In fact, the only appearance of Michael Myers in this film is a brief clip from the original Halloween of Mr. Myers walking down the stairs as a promo for a broadcast of the original Halloween movie. So while the original intent of this movie was supposed to be a telling of a “halloween story” after Myers death in Halloween II, this movie is really about Dr. Dan Challis (Tom Atkins) and the Silver Shamrock company.
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