Space Science Gone Bad
This Made the List of Bad Movies. In the quaint, eerie town of Amityville, where the fog rolls in like an old friend and the nights are filled with whispers, a new tale unfolds. “Amityville Bigfoot” (2024) brings together an eclectic mix of birdwatchers, activists, scientists, and a film crew, all converging in the dense,…
In the year 1960, Major Bill Allison, a test pilot for the United States Air Force, embarks on a mission that will transcend the boundaries of time and space. As he soars into the heavens aboard the X-80 experimental aircraft, he loses radio contact, a harbinger of the extraordinary journey that awaits him. Upon his…
In the year 2312, Earth faces an unexpected cosmic threat. A group of aliens, nonchalantly auctioning off insignificant planets, selects Sol 3 (our beloved Earth) as their prize. The winning bidder? An evil despot named Kress, who arrives with all the subtlety of a meteor shower. Kress, resembling someone who fell asleep on an electric…
Let us delve into the plot of the 1966 Italian science fiction film, “Star Pilot.” On the picturesque island of Sardinia, a routine day unfolds under the Mediterranean sun, until the extraordinary pierces the veil of the ordinary. A spacecraft from the distant constellation Hydra, commanded by the enigmatic Chaena, finds itself earthbound, crash-landing with…
Plot Summery In the shadowy realm of cult cinema, there lurks a film so bizarre, so otherworldly, that it could only be discussed in hushed tones and with a sense of awe. This film is “Mark of the Astro Zombies” (2004), a cinematic oddity that weaves a tale of cosmic horror and alien intrigue, reminiscent…
In a far-off land, or rather, a far-off galaxy, there existed a peculiar little planet. This planet, you see, was not quite like any other. It was a place where the skies were tinted in hues of the rainbow, and the creatures that roamed its surface were as strange as strange could be. This is…
The Plot In the shadowy realm of cult cinema, there lurks a creation most foul and terrifying, a film that whispers of unspeakable horrors and mind-bending terror: “Mark of the Astro-Zombies.” This cinematic offspring, a direct-to-video sequel to the 1968 “The Astro-Zombies,” was unleashed upon an unsuspecting world in 2002, a reimagining by the original…
The Plot Let’s dive into the cosmic chaos that is “Inseminoid” and the auditory adventure of “The Turkish Diplomats present Charming Noise.” “Inseminoid,” a film that reeks of the 1981 British sci-fi horror aesthetic, is a tale of interstellar terror that unfolds on a planet as cold as the hearts of the BBC executives who…
Exploring the Cosmic Charm of ‘Star Pilot’: A Review by Turkish Diplomats Present Charming Noise O Captain! My Captain! In the year of 1966, a tale unfolds, a cosmic journey, a voyage of the stars. “Star Pilot,” a film of wonder, where the heavens meet the Earth on the shores of Sardinia. Behold, a spaceship…
Biohazard (1985): A Cinematic Exploration Let us delve into the cinematic curiosity that is “Biohazard.” The year is 1985, a time of cinematic experimentation where the boundaries of science fiction and horror are not just pushed, but gleefully obliterated. The film unfolds in a remote desert research lab, a place as barren and isolated as…
