Sektor 236 (2010)

A Squad of elite commandos is lost in the Swedish wilderness during a secret mission. A tactical unit is sent out to investigate. I the meanwhile a group of hikers enter the area. Their ... See full summary »

Directors:

Björne Hellquist, Robert Pukitis

Writer:

Björne Hellquist

Stars:

A.R. Hellquist, Fredrik Dolk, Daniel Janzen

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
A.R. Hellquist	...	Kapten Palmquist
Fredrik Dolk	...	Colonel Stag
Daniel Janzen	...	John
Tina Ericksson	...	Ylva
Tintin Anderzon	...	Karin Westin
Jan Johansen	...	Agent Roth
Daphne Leon	...	Dr. Sterling
Björn Ericson	...	Steven
Natasha Semenets	...	Pia
Rickard Green	...	Micheal
Lars Lundgren	...	Agent Johnson
Viktoria Hedberg	...	Sofie
Daniela Miteska	...	Lt. Luthman
Anna Nilsson	...	Helena
Sofia Windroth	...	Linda

Storyline

A Squad of elite commandos is lost in the Swedish wilderness during a secret mission. A tactical unit is sent out to investigate. I the meanwhile a group of hikers enter the area. Their phones suddenly loses reception and the compasses stops working. One after the other they start to disappear.

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Taglines:

Something is out there

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Genres:

Sci-Fi

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Details

Country:

Sweden

Language:

Swedish English

Release Date:

2010 (Sweden)

Also Known As:

Dimensionen

Box Office

Budget:

SEK 300,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Dino Publishing JW, Karna Productions, MGB Teaterverkstaden

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Agent Johnson: If the hole opens, we are fucked!
Colonel Stag: What hole?
Agent Johnson: Well it's not your asshole that's for sure. It's a time hole.

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Crazy Credits

In the opening credits Fredrik Dolk's name appears over an image an dagger. "Dolk" is the Swedish word for dagger.

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Connections

References Aliens (1986)

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Soundtracks

"March"
Janosch Death
Written and Performed by Fredrik Blom

User Reviews

Swedish Predator? Rather Swedish Plan 9 from outer space!

This movie proudly proclaims to be a Swedish "Predator", but has more in common with Plan 9 from outer space. The top-billed actors appear for only 2 minutes each, the acting is horrible, the special effect are bad and the script! The script! It's a joke. The movie is filled with strange color-filters and an annoying P.O.V. shot that involves a disgustingly awful "bulb"-like thing. I can't complain about the quality of the footage since it's low budget, which also makes the effects forgivable, but the villain is pathetic in all it's randomness.

All this movie needed to make the it a full-blooded silly, camp-fest was "Long Tall Sally" and someone screaming; Get to da choppa!

But despite all this, I must say that I kind of like it. It's really one of those bad movies that are so bad that they are good. Worth checking out, for the laughs.