Space traveling convicts become the victims of their own fantasies when virtual reality is made to go wrong.Space traveling convicts become the victims of their own fantasies when virtual reality is made to go wrong.Space traveling convicts become the victims of their own fantasies when virtual reality is made to go wrong.
Michael DeLano
- Capt. Loring
- (as Michael Delano)
Adrianne Sachs
- Yvonne
- (as Andrianne Sachs)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- TriviaSharp-eyed viewers may think the Western town scenes look like the same town as the Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman series. Indeed, it is the same Paramount Ranch town that depicted Colorado Springs for that series. The scenes for this movie were shot between the filming of the Dr. Quinn pilot and the return of the crew later in the year to film the one hour episodes. Some of the Dr. Quinn signage can be seen on some of the buildings. This was permitted because Dr. Quinn had not been seen on television. Productions that used the town later, while Dr. Quinn was at the ranch, were not allowed to show the Dr. Quinn signage in their shots.
- GoofsAt the start of the film, the USS Holly is shown spinning uncontrollably in space, but on board the ship the crew and all the loose objects are completely unaffected by the centrifugal force.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Svengoolie: Alien Intruder (1999)
Featured review
I couldn't believe it. I had to rub my eyes a few times. Was it true?
Yes, there were Billy Dee Williams, Jeff Conaway, Maxwell Caulfield and Tracy Scoggins - all of them have some manner of talent but here they all were in what basically adds up to a Cinemax-style skin flick set on board a spaceship!
Sad as it is, "Alien Intruder" tries to be unique, with a computer virus/alien demon/harpy/whatever else you want to call her named Ariel (Scoggins) infiltrating this sort-of high-tech virtual reality station on board a spaceship where four men are allowed to live out their fantasies as the system is over-seen by their captain (Williams).
Interesting? Maybe, but here everything just plays out like a well-padded episode of "Red Shoe Diaries". Williams out-classes everything right and left, and looks like he'd rather be doing anything else, ANYWHERE else. Ah, the things people do for money....
The FX are pretty static, maybe even less than what you'd expect for a straight-to-video cheapie like this. Unfortunately, even the female nudity is less than you'd expect. SEXUAL INNUENDO is the real star here and, of course, it gets ALL the best scenes.
If you like a movie that's all tease and no brains, check out "Alien Intruder". Of course, you'll probably have to look no further than Cinemax at 2 or 3 in the morning.
No stars, not even for what star power this flick can muster.
Leave this one lost in space.
Yes, there were Billy Dee Williams, Jeff Conaway, Maxwell Caulfield and Tracy Scoggins - all of them have some manner of talent but here they all were in what basically adds up to a Cinemax-style skin flick set on board a spaceship!
Sad as it is, "Alien Intruder" tries to be unique, with a computer virus/alien demon/harpy/whatever else you want to call her named Ariel (Scoggins) infiltrating this sort-of high-tech virtual reality station on board a spaceship where four men are allowed to live out their fantasies as the system is over-seen by their captain (Williams).
Interesting? Maybe, but here everything just plays out like a well-padded episode of "Red Shoe Diaries". Williams out-classes everything right and left, and looks like he'd rather be doing anything else, ANYWHERE else. Ah, the things people do for money....
The FX are pretty static, maybe even less than what you'd expect for a straight-to-video cheapie like this. Unfortunately, even the female nudity is less than you'd expect. SEXUAL INNUENDO is the real star here and, of course, it gets ALL the best scenes.
If you like a movie that's all tease and no brains, check out "Alien Intruder". Of course, you'll probably have to look no further than Cinemax at 2 or 3 in the morning.
No stars, not even for what star power this flick can muster.
Leave this one lost in space.
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- Country of origin
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- Also known as
- Alien Exterminador
- Filming locations
- Paramount Ranch - 2813 Cornell Road, Agoura, California, USA(Western town scenes)
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- Runtime2 hours
- Color
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