Star Quest: The Odyssey (2009)

At the end of mankind's greatest battle, empires will crumble, alliances will form, enemies will rise and heroes will fall. World's will end, and a new journey will begin.

Director:

Jon Bonnell

Writers:

Ted Chalmers (story), Carlos Perez (screenplay)

Stars:

Aaron Ginn-Forsberg, Davina Joy, Tamara McDaniel

Cast

Credited cast:
Aaron Ginn-Forsberg	...	Dertax
Davina Joy	...	Tyra
Tamara McDaniel	...	Monolith
James Ray	...	Cmdr Matthew Lucas
Adam Rini	...	Captain Jack Tanner
Meaghan Sloane	...	Secretary
Shane Stevens	...	Hargoth
Katherine Stewart	...	Dr. Jessica Vox
Kevin Tye	...	Troy

Storyline

As our world expands to include the entire galaxy everyone rushes to claim their own piece of this new world and thousands of colonies arise. With no core government, rogue colonies begin to wreak havoc and without a centralized army to protect the innocent peace is all but lost. Now at the end of mankind's greatest battle, empires will crumble, alliances will form, enemies will rise, and heroes will fall.

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Genres:

Sci-Fi

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated PG-13 for some violence and a brief sexual reference

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

3 November 2009 (USA)

Also Known As:

Space Trek

Company Credits

Production Co:

Infinite Spectrum Productions, Tom Cat Films

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

References Star Trek (1966)

User Reviews

If you want to laugh, please rent this movie

First off, I must say, I have seen some bad movies in my day. I endured "The Butterfly Effect", "Rocky 5", "The Exorcist 3"... and many more. But "Star Quest: The Odyssey" takes the prize. Please... please do yourself a favor and rent this movie. If you are into bad movies... and I mean movies so bad they make you cry laughing then this is the movie for you. I can't begin to tell you how bad this movie is. You must experience it for yourself. I could try to explain the weak plot, or the bad acting, or the slow motion, cheese-filled flash back scenes, but it would do no good. Again, this is one you must experience for yourself. I could try to convey to you just how poorly rendered the special effects are, but you would never in a million years believe that such slop could somehow manage to obtain distribution. This is a true masterpiece of "bad", the holy grail of garbage, the Stanley Cup of feces. Anyone with a camcorder and a severe case of stupid could've constructed this flaming pile of dung. Actually, anyone with just a little too much time on his or her hands could've at least made something worth sitting through. I tried. I tried valiantly to make it through this thing but I failed. After the comedy wore off, I found myself seething with rage; angry that a troop with such an obvious lack of talent and ability had made it even this far in the movie industry. I watched exactly 44:23 of this abomination and turned it off. The tears of laughter had dried up 20 minutes ago; the next 24:23 was simply boring and bad. I realized that there are some tests of endurance that simply are too much for me. I failed in my quest. But alas! There were those glorious first 23 minutes! Truly I have never laughed so hard at a movie in all my life. No... this was not the intent of the director, nor was it the desired effect of those who saw fit to fund this squalid pile of filth. But for 23 minutes of my life, I pounded the floor in shear blissful conviviality... purely overwhelming jocularity as I watched what is, hands down, the worst movie in the history of forever. And so in closing, I implore you, if you want to laugh at the misfortunes of others, without feeling bad about yourself, please rent this movie.