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Without Warning (1980) 4.3
An alien creature stalks human prey. Director:Greydon Clark |
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Title: Without Warning (1980)
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| Martin Landau | ... |
Fred 'Sarge' Dobbs
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Tarah Nutter | ... |
Sandy
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Christopher S. Nelson | ... |
Greg
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Hunter
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Leo
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Sue Ane Langdon | ... |
Aggie
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Dave
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Scoutmaster
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Lynn Theel | ... |
Beth
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Tom
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The Alien
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Darby Hinton | ... |
Randy
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Mark Ness | ... |
Bill
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Bert Davis | ... |
Man in Bar
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An alien creature stalks human prey.
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Earth Is The Hunting Ground. Man Is The Endangered Species. See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
26 November 1980 (France) See more »Also Known As:
Alien Encounters See more »Company Credits
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1.85 : 1
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Just after Beth relays the "no chance, no help, no escape" message in the restroom to the rest of the group, a microphone is seen coming into view on the bottom of the screen. It can be clearly observed moving between speaking actors for several seconds. See more »Quotes
The Father: Randy!... Come'n boy!... Randy! Get up Damn it!... Your'e missing one of Gods great creations! The Sun's just beginning to peak![opening lines]
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I saw this movie on TV at around one in the morning in November of 1994. I stayed up to watch it all because this movie has it all: Gross-out special effects, a chilling electronic soundtrack, amusingly tacky 1970's wardrobe (Okay,Okay...if you could see what I was wearing as an eight year old when this movie was released you'd laugh), great bits of wacky dialogue, humor and tension, and a chance to see former NYPD Blue star David Caruso in an early role. It's a great movie to terrify your sister or girlfriend with, but the flying mini-pizzas that hurtle throughout might incite laughter rather than screams! This is my favorite horror movie and I highly recommend it to anyone tired of the slick, humourless, overblown teen-horror films of recent release.