Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
John Saxon | ... | Agent Mills | |
Joseph Culp | ... | Young Max Page | |
![]() |
Robin Frates | ... | Connie |
Robert Sampson | ... | Max Page | |
![]() |
Geoff Hansen | ... | Clark |
![]() |
Danna Garen | ... | Susan |
Danny Fendley | ... | Jeff | |
![]() |
Ami Rothschild | ... | Sunny |
Kim Sill | ... | Leslie (as Kim Dawson) | |
![]() |
Amy Lemmon | ... | Tina |
![]() |
Jason Bach | ... | Dr. Johnson |
![]() |
Brad Mills | ... | Michael |
Stuart Gordon | ... | Biker | |
![]() |
Dean Minerd | ... | Hank |
Bill Brochtrup | ... | Ace |
When an old man witnesses a strange meteor land, he finds himself growing younger, but his renewed youth has a price; he must kill or die. He is a vampire, but it is not blood he needs to satisfy his cravings. A series of murders in which several women are brutally slain leads the police on a confusing chase across several states. Written by <tfoster@msdist.com>
"The Arrival" has one great thing going for it, a highly imaginative script. An alien parasite from a meteor crash infests a 73 year old grandfather who after coming back from the near death infestation experience begins to rapidly grow younger. A side effect of this fountain of youth syndrome turns him into a killer, who regularly needs estrogen charged blood from female victims. The movie is surprisingly enjoyable for a low budget film. John Saxon, Michael J. Pollard, and Stuart Gordon, are used to good effect. Throw in some nudity, a lesbian love scene, some well placed humor, and all else can be forgiven. Not bad entertainment. - MERK