Final film in Camillo Bazzoni’s trilogy of shorts
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CAGE OF DOOM (1958)
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The Calculator (2014)
See Vychislitel
Perhaps the best Lovecraft movie ever made.
Two player Mind you-know-what, with Malcolm McDowell. Near perfect
One of the best Blob movies ever made!
Something strange is going on on Campus
Poor Steve, his party flopped: no crowds, no photo ops, those alien mutants…
Dull, dreary and cheap. And no gorillas in diving helmets
Long, slow and we’ve seen it all before…
A movie serial based on a TV Show? Ray guns, robots and even flying disks
Dead cheap and very familiar. Still it’s not that bad…
The alien occupation, year ten. Complex political thriller
John Carradine turns Ray “Crash” Corrigan into a beautiful woman. Sorta
“Lost” fifties post-Apocalyptic thriller.
Bigfoots turn white in winter? Bill Rebane’s Sasquatch epic
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Carl J. Sukenick’s Alien Beasts (1991)
See Alien Beasts
Interdimensional Monsters chase people in a maze. That’s it
Most insane mad scientist plan. Ever. And in a Jurassic Park clone
Dinosaurs loose in your secret lab? Send in the extreme…Electricians?
The third one. Not much more you can say
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Carnosaur 4 (2001)
See Raptor
Hold onto your cats! Super cheap deadly virus film
Fun and frothy James Bond parody by…ummm, Jess Franco? Really?
Mexican comic Tin Tan does the Abbott and Costello thing
Frustrating.
Mexican comic Clavillazo meets Frankenstein. Sort of
The usual: creepy old house, murders…and science fiction?
Insane Hong Kong Sci Fi actioner. With a deadly warrior…house cat
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Cave of the Sharks (1978)
See Bermude: la fossa maledetta
Christopher R. Mihm, lots of cardboard, and a planet of warrior women
French Carrier Clemenceau vs. a…Flying Saucer?…
Bloody Independent Russian Virtual Reality Thriller. One hell of an ending!
Aussie nuclear leak thriller — with car chases by George Miller
High concept Russian parallel worlds film. From a Sergey Lukyanenko novel
Combine Star Wars and The Princess Bride and you won’t get this…
The Aliens want our women! Watch out for the giant, burrowing robot!
It’s that darn radiation again
Man with incredible mental powers meets only man immune.
Impressive Kaiju Eiga short. Don’t miss the trailer for the “sequel”
A girl, her long-lost father — and a guy who swallows people whole…
Biker Chicks just want to have fun. Zombies just want to go home…
Will they never learn? Teens go to isolated party — at the Mall…
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Chorakhe (1979)
See Crocodile
The end of the world, a paranoid conspiracy, a high tech facility. And bats
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Chrome Hearts (1989)
See Chopper Chicks in Zombietown
Yet another SF-tinged tomb raider movie from China. With giant monsters
A Chopsockey X-Men? More or less — but funnier
Even AIs need emotional support after the Apocalypse…
Did Ray Bradbury really inspire this????
Mad scientist destroys Paris. Early Silent SF
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City in the Sea (1965)
Frank Sudol’s first, adrenalin-drenched, hand-scribbled animated zombie film…
Better story, new characters — but terrible CGI. The first one is still better
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City Under Siege (2010)
Goofy comedy about a couple trapped in a ghost town with a raptor
Visually stunning children’s film. Only the acting and direction are flat
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Closed Circuit (1978)
See Circuito chiuso
Monsters, parallel worlds, and the alternative energy source to end them all…
Gritty noir meets goofy creature feature.
Cyberpunk hacker VR thriller with a great final twist
Bargain basement UPN Predator with a touch of Aliens
Brilliant minimalist SF short from the strange mind of Nacho Vigalondo
Quantum Physics, a mysterious cosmic event and a dinner party gone wrong
Mysterious events at a snowbound research station
Two men on a lonely island fight mysterious humanoids from the deep…
Richard Stanley’s stunning adaptation of the Lovecraft tale
Adaptation of classic Lovecraft story — but without that meteorite
Nacho Vigalondo’s sui generis Kaiju Eiga film.
Well-made SF Horror Mystery. But it’s just too obvious
The high-tech antihero of the Hacker film becomes…a deranged serial killer?
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Coma (2019)
See Koma
Republic’s Rocketman finally makes it to television. Well…mostly
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Computer of Death (1987)
See Ta kompiouter tou thanatou
Amiable Found Footage film that finds a little new territory to explore
A review of Tetsuo: The Iron Man goes very, very wrong…
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Contact (1978)
See Kontakt
Alien pods that make people explode. But they don’t seem to do anything else
The usual. Nuclear waste, unseen monsters, Italian film…
Chilly adaptation of an H.P. Lovecraft story
As if The 3 Stooges made a Thai alien invasion film — but more sex jokes
Bela Lugosi as a very ordinary mad scientist. Tepid
Sex Robots, Space Nazis and… A spaceship that looks like someone’s house?…
Old, tired and battered Bruce Willis has to save the world. Again
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Cosmoball (2020)
See Vratar galaktiki
Brilliant and exciting film about…three guys sitting in a car talking
The title says it all. More fun with Joshua Kennedy.
Cows, creme horns, petty theft and beauty parlors. Just don’t eat the spinach!
Weird and culty psychedelic Italian version of a certain familiar Japanese film
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Crabs (1976)
See Krabi
Strangers trapped by a (solar) storm are killed one by one. And a Giant Robot
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Crash and Burn (2016)
SeeThe Killer Robots! Crash and Burn (2016)
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The Crawlers (1993)
See Contamination .7
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The Crawling Eye (1958)
Paranoid George Romero bioweapon film. Just watch it, okay?
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Crazy Rabbit (1997)
Elegant, Nouvelle Vague inspired SF relationship film. From Amazon.com
I wanted to love this one so much. Oh, well…
A derelict spaceship, an alien monster… You know the rest
Craig T. Nelson fights a shark man. It just isn’t a Nazi shark man…
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Creature (2004)
See Alien Lockdown
Interesting — if low budget — road movie turned Bigfoot film
A man raises his daughter in the dark. Intense DIY creature feature
As impossible as it sounds, a halfway decent Larry Buchanan film. But is it SF?
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Creature of the Walking Dead (1961)
Police vs. atomic powered zombies.
Art House reality twister Nouvelle Vague mad scientist film
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Creatures from the Abyss (1994)
Aka Creature Dagli Abissi. See Plankton
Val Lewton copy from the people who brought you The Vampire Bat
The old school practical effects are great: The CGI terrible…
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The Creeping Unknown (1955)
Bad. But only routine bad
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THE CREEPY HUMAN BEAST (1969)
Power running with cats, a bug expert and a thing that burns people to ash
First half, dull and uninspired — Second half weird, creepy and suspenseful…
What do you mean that isn’t SF anymore?
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Crimson [CRIMSON: THE COLOR OF TERROR; CRIMSON: THE COLOR OF BLOOD] (1976)
See Las ratas no duermen de noche
Spaceship crashes on Mars, finds lost civilization — but no sign of Flash Gordon
The kind of film you love far more than it deserves…
More of the same, but with some pretty good moments…
The third one. With a great busted cliche…
The first horror franchise in Spaaaaaaaaace…
So close and yet so far…
Released on VOD without warning after 27 years. Guess why?
Thai Jaws copy: Struggles to achieve absurdity but still dull
Probably the first SF film about relativity. And it’s very silly
Can Michael Jordan help Daniel Tadesse reach Santa?
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Crystal Triangle: The Forbidden Mesage (1987)
See Kindan no mokushiroku Crystal Triangle
Little seen Aussie Lovecraft film. A bit rough but does the job
Japanese copy of classic film. Why???
The best way to avoid meetings. Surprisingly great art film from China…
The Shining meets Altered States meets Hammer Horror?
Most snake bites do not have this effect…
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CURSE OF SNAKES VALLEY (1988)
Larry Buchanan. Yet again
Aliens infiltrate as those most terrifying of creatures: cute little bunnies
A vague future, a virtual reality weapon, and lots and lots of British Rockers
Dazzling OVA by the director of Ninja Scroll
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Cybercity (1998)
See Shepherd (1998)
Super low budget cyborg film
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Cybernetic Grandmother (1962)
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Cyberzone (1995)
See Droid Gunner
JCVD kickboxes his way across the post-Apocalyptic wastes. And is crucified
Michael Rennie as yet another stranger on a mission to save us all
Arrowstorm’s cyborg epic. Who knew bullets bounced off bare chests?
Wild, non-linear Art House post-Apocalyptic film. Or is it all a simulation?
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Cycle Sluts (1989)
See Chopper Chicks in Zombietown
A warm-up for The Amazing Colossal Man? Pretty much…
Brainwashing, corporate espionage, and single malt scotch…
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