Lethal Target (1999)

A young female marshal goes undercover on a deathtrap starship to prevent a terrifying alien invasion.

Director:

Lloyd A. Simandl

Writer:

Chris Hyde

Stars:

C.C. Costigan, Josh Barker, Kim Sill

Cast

Credited cast:
C.C. Costigan	...	Nikki
Josh Barker	...	Pike
Kim Sill	...	Dane (as Kim Dawson)
David Fisher	...	Max
Mirek Lhotka	...	Guard #1
Radomil Uhlir	...	Prison Warden
Petra Spindler	...	Katrina (as Petra Kulisek)
Radek Hadrovsky	...	Man
Dana Sedláková	...	Dane's Masseuse (as Dana Sedlacek)
Klara Hlouska	...	Dane's Girl #1
Eliska Rabas	...	Dane's Girl #2
Rudolf Bok	...	Guard #2
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Miroslav Lhotka	...	Guard 1

Storyline

A young female marshal goes undercover on a deathtrap starship to prevent a terrifying alien invasion.

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Plot Keywords:

ménage à trois | czechploitation | bare chested male | female nudity | trapped in space

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Genres:

Action | Sci-Fi

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

31 December 1999 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

North American Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

92 min

Color:

Color

User Reviews

yea it's horribly, but to the people who claim to be "suckered in" and expecting "something Else", do your homework

This SOFT soft-core/sci-fi B-movie is what you'd have if you took an early Fred Olen Ray film and took out the fun. Or conversely, it's like an Uwe Boll 'movie' but without as much ineptitude. A young nubile chain-gang convict (C.C. Costigan) agrees to pose as a space marshal in order to stop wacky Kim Dawson's plans of...having everyone have sex with everyone else apparently (that vile fiend). Anyone who went into this film looking for serious science fiction, well you got what you deserved for not doing any homework on the film at all. First of all when did Kim Dawson EVER star in anything other than soft-core Skinamax level crap. For that matter take a look at the resume's for Costigan and the Director before you take a hissy fit saying you expected something else. Don't get me wrong, for a space/action/soft-core/titillation flick, this film is STILL not good, but if you expected something along the lines of "Contact", I DO NOT pity you.

My Grade: D-

Where I Saw it: Starz-on-demand (Available until December 8th, 2005)