The Invader (1997)

Good alien from a dying race must impregnate an Earth woman to avoid extinction of his race. Bad alien whose race helped wipe out good alien's race doesn't want to see this happen.

Director:

Mark Rosman

Writer:

Mark Rosman

Stars:

Sean Young, Ben Cross, Daniel Baldwin

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Sean Young	...	Annie Nilssen
Ben Cross	...	Renn
Daniel Baldwin	...	Jack Logan
Nick Mancuso	...	Willard
Lynda Boyd	...	Gail
Tim Henry	...	Older Cop
Ken Tremblett	...	Deputy Davidson
Robert André	...	McNeil
Craig Bruhnanski	...	Gessner
Joe Maffei	...	Bartender
Alan Franz	...	Rookie Cop
Howard Storey	...	Hunter #1
Patrick Stevenson	...	Hunter #2
Linda Ko	...	Doctor
Stephen Dimopoulos	...	Motel Clerk

Storyline

A school teacher is impregnated and kidnapped by an alien being who has been chased across the galaxy by another alien being whose race is trying to exterminate Cross's race. When the infant is born it will be female and will become the "Eve" of her race. (Females were the first to be exterminated.) But first they must reach his ship and deliver the child (full term is three days). Mancuso cons the local sheriff in his attempt to kill the mother, child and alien.

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Plot Keywords:

alien | policeman | helicopter | weird pregnancy | spacecraft | 

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Taglines:

Pursued across time and space by a killer who can't be killed

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Genres:

Action | Sci-Fi | Thriller

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

12 September 1997 (USA)

Also Known As:

El invasor

Filming Locations:

British Columbia, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Promark Entertainment Group, Spectacor Films, Spin Limited Partnership

Technical Specs

Runtime:

93 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

According to Renn the reason he had come was to create a female so they could recreate on his planet. But at the end when the ship comes to pick him and the baby up they a small boy with them.

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Soundtracks

"Sink Or Swim"
Composed by Noah Shilkin

User Reviews

This is the most boring movie I have ever seen.

This is the only movie I have ever seen that has prompted me to write a critique on any internet site, and that is a significant statement from someone who likes "The Attack of the Monolith Monsters." This movie is perfect for anyone who wants an inoffensive movie. It is devoid of sex and violence, for example. I believe that this movie is safe for children of all ages. This movie is perfect for anyone who does not want to be entertained, challenged, or stimulated in any way. Adults could easily catch up on their sleep in front of the TV while the kids watch this movie. Don't be surprise ,however, if you wakeup to find the kids have turned the TV off and started a board game. As an adult who enjoys being entertained, who enjoys everything from the mundane to the fantastic in realism, drama, comedy, and action, all of those adult things that reflect real life on earth and/or stimulate the imagination, this movie has nothing to offer.