A rocket containing bio-hazardous material to be disposed of by launching into space crashes in a remote wooded area. An army team is sent to recover it. One of the men is infected and ... See full summary »
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A rocket containing bio-hazardous material to be disposed of by launching into space crashes in a remote wooded area. An army team is sent to recover it. One of the men is infected and mutates into a monster, killing most of the rest of the team. One man escapes with the help of a brother & sister who live in the woods. He then tries to stop his former buddy, while also fighting against another army team sent in to destroy everything. The bio-material was supposed to create a super-soldier, was banned, and the crash of the rocket appears to have been deliberate so the experiment could proceed. But who is behind it all? And will others be infected? Written by
Mike A. "Pops" Murphy <magmx@earthlink.net>
David A. Prior originally wanted Arnold Schwarzenegger as Lt. Hollinger, Jean-Claude Van Damme as Trotter, Michael Ironside as Frost, Dee Wallace Stone as Carol-Anne, and Bill Duke as McCall. However the studio felt they would cost too much, so they settled with a lower rent cast. See more »
A general (leo Rossi) is accidently transformed into a mutant creature after being exposed to radioactivity. It is up to The others to save him before he kills them all off. The film doesn't take itself too seriously, and is very cheesy, but is still nevertheless an enjoyable, above-average genre effort (***).
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A general (leo Rossi) is accidently transformed into a mutant creature after being exposed to radioactivity. It is up to The others to save him before he kills them all off. The film doesn't take itself too seriously, and is very cheesy, but is still nevertheless an enjoyable, above-average genre effort (***).