Galaxy of Terror, 1981 – ★★★
One of laziest Alien rip-offs but you can tell the people behind the scenes were very talented and did the best with what they could get. This is a Roger Corman movie after all.
One of laziest Alien rip-offs but you can tell the people behind the scenes were very talented and did the best with what they could get. This is a Roger Corman movie after all.
As breezy and fun now as it was back in 87. One of my all-time favorite comedies.
I see what they were going for but the main antagonist’s plan was too convoluted for my liking.
Never actually watched this one from start to end before. Still really funny.
I have no idea how to even start explaining the movie. God bless you Neil Breen.
Nothing you can really say about this classic film that hasn’t been said a million times before.
A lot better than I remembered. It went way over my head as a kid when it came out.
Solid mid-tier Marvel movie. I really enjoyed David Harbour’s performance and there were a couple of really great action sequences.
This review may contain spoilers. Wish they spent way more time with the regular people fighting. That was such a great idea and they barely explored it. The queen design was too similar to the drones. They should went full ALIENS and made her a real bad ass not just meaner. Loved the volcano kid. Loved their depiction of time travel between points, never saw that done before. Typically with all time travel movies the logic falls apart if you think about it too hard. Fun movie overall.
Great first 10 minutes, the rest just was more or less a redo of the first movie.
Good concept but I really didn’t like the main actor’s performance and that took me out of the movie.
More of a mystery than a straight up horror movie like the other installments. I hope they keep cranking them out.
Tons of fun revisiting this one. The ending rampage is so much better than I remembered.