Terminal Invasion (TV 2002)

Aliens in human disguise commandeer a rural airport during a snowstorm. To survive, the people trapped inside must determine which of their own is not of this Earth.

Director:

Sean S. Cunningham

Writers:

Lewis Abernathy (story), Lewis Abernathy (teleplay),

Stars:

Bruce Campbell, Chase Masterson, C. David Johnson

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Bruce Campbell	...	Jack
Chase Masterson	...	Cathy Garrett
C. David Johnson	...	David Higgins
Kedar Brown	...	Darian
Andrew Tarbet	...	Andrew Philips
Sarah Lafleur	...	Sarah Philips
Marcia Bennett	...	Gloria
Chuck Byrn	...	Del (as Chuck Bryn)
Jason Jones	...	Sgt. Griffin
Stephen Joffe	...	Stephen
Hannah Lochner	...	Hannah
Dylan Bierk	...	Angie
Ian Downie	...	Reverend Callaghan
Scott Wickware	...	Officer Red
Jake Simons	...	Officer Tommy (as Jake Simmons)

Storyline

In a stormy night, while transporting the criminal Jack to the death corridor, the officers have a car accident nearby a private airport. They bring the prisoner to the place where clients are arguing the owner of the charter services and pilot Cathy Garrett because she refuses to take off with the bad weather and the communications are down due to the snow storm. Jack asks to go to the toilet being escorted by the guards; however, in the bathroom, a preacher attacks and kills the guards and when Jack kills him, his body vanishes. Jack returns to the lobby and when the security guard holds him, he accidentally shots a passenger, but the woman does not die until Jack shots her head and her body also disappears. The survivors conclude that they are trapped in a place with aliens and nobody is trustful.

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Plot Keywords:

airport | preacher | prisoner | security guard | luggage | 

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Genres:

Action | Sci-Fi | Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for some violence

Details

Country:

USA Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

14 September 2002 (USA)

Also Known As:

Devil's Pass

Filming Locations:

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Amber Light Films Inc., S Pictures, Sci-Fi Channel, The

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min 81 min (DVD)

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

Jack tells the remaining alien "The body count is five to five," when in reality the humans at that point have lost six.

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Quotes

Jack: You don't have to worry about who I've killed before. Just worry about who I'm going to kill next.

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Connections

References Star Trek (1966)

User Reviews

A convicted felon, some aliens and a snowed in airport, let the games begin!

Ok this movie will never win an award, it will never have a sequel and it will never be a cult classic, but it was a pretty good trapped with monsters formula movie. The basic plot involves aliens who are disguised as humans who are here for some reason you really won't care about, at an airport that has been caught in a blizzard. Enter Bruce "If Chins Could Kill" Campbell as our anti-hero, a convict who's trip up has been sidetracked by a cup of coffee. We quickly get down and dirty with aliens killing people and people killing aliens and people who don't trust people having to rely on those they don't trust when the people they did trust try to kill them. Got that? Good. If you follow that you'll have no trouble here. The action is fairly fast, except when it's not and I suggest that if you and your buddies haven't seen it, have a betting pool on who's what and who lives, it's not always who you think. My scores on a 1-10 scale: Action = 7, Acting = 7, Plot = 5, Tension = 7, Surprises = 7, Fun Factor = 7.