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Virus & Devil Times Five (1980)
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A virus developed by the military is accidentally released in a plane crash and spreads across the Earth killing everyone who comes in contact with it. The only surviving people are the scientists and staff of an Antarctic outpost that were warned of the
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The Ape Man (1943)
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In many ways a typical (if silly) forties-era horror flick. Bela Lugosi plays Dr. Brewster, who experiments with spinal fluids from a gorilla on himself. He slowly transforms to an ape and begins to regret what he has done. Dr. Brewster and his pet
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Metropolis & Maniac (1927)
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Double Feature - This Fritz Lang classic film nearly bankrupted the motion picture studio that produced the feature. Set in 2000, this futuristic tale shows society separated into two distinct segments. The upper class lived in the high towers of the city
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Plan 9 From Outer Space (1956)
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If some creatures from outer space have their way, the earth's dead will rise again to conquer the living. One of the most famous of all cult classics -- fans claim it's the worst film ever, and love it for just that.
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Geisters: Fractions of the Earth Volume 1 (2004)
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The Geisters are launched into action when Silconian creatures attack a pioneer camp and a Shiora caravan, and the Geisters lose one of their own! It is not the best start for the elite fighting force, but not everyone is troubled by this the way they
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Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964)
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Campy movie alert - The Martians kidnap Santa and with the help of two Earth children, he fights back! This bit of cheesy sci-fi heaven is generally considered one of the worst movies ever made. A must-own for connoisseurs of camp!
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The Devil Bat (1940)
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A classic "Poverty Row" horror film staring Bella Lagosi as the very mad Dr. Paul Carruthers. The Doctor creates giant killer bats with the help of electricity and then uses them to kill people that have become rich by exploiting his formulas for
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The Last Man on Earth & The House on Haunted Hill (1964)
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Vincent Price Double Feature! In "The Last Man on Earth" Vincent plays - wait for it - the last man on earth and must battle hordes of blood thirsty zombie vampires! In "The House on Haunted Hill" he plays a creepy crazy guy!
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Frog-g-g! (2004)
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Chemical waste seeps into a small town's water supply, causing the birth of a mutant FROG-G-G! which is instinctively driven to mate with it's genetic match - human women. Sexy EPA super-agent Dr. Barbara Michaels tracks the Froggg's every move, fighting
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Geisters: Fractions of the Earth Volume 2 (2004)
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Volume 2 finds The Geisters as pawns in a political power struggle between the ruling noble families of Dobias. Their orders questionable, their equipment dangerous and experimental - and their intelligence information on the enemy is highly dubious.
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About Science Fiction MoviesScience fiction movies have been a film genre since the earliest days of cinema. Movies of this genre have explored a great range of subjects and themes, including many that can not be readily covered by using other genres. Science fiction films have been used to explore sensitive social and political issues, while often providing an entertaining story for a more casual audience. Today, science fiction movies are in the cutting edge of new special effects technology, and the viewers have become accustomed to displays of realistic alien life forms, spectacular space battles, advanced weapons, faster than light travel to distant worlds and solar systems. There are many excellent science fiction movies, but there are also perhaps a greater number that are poor and may even be among the worst examples of movie production. It took many decades, and the efforts of talented teams of film producers, for science fiction movies to be considered a serious art form. Many horror movies also fall into the science fiction genre. - The preceding paragraph was derived from a full article available from Wikipedia and its use is governed by the GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. |
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