Twilight of the Dogs

19951995
1h 54m

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John Brennan, Randall Shepperd, Gage Sheridan, Barry Sigismondi, and Tim Sullivan in Twilight of the Dogs (1995)

In the future, ex-military pilot Sam Asgarde is one of the few who have survived a worldwide plague as well as giant mutant spiders. A man with a terrible secret, Sam has to make a choice in... Read allIn the future, ex-military pilot Sam Asgarde is one of the few who have survived a worldwide plague as well as giant mutant spiders. A man with a terrible secret, Sam has to make a choice in a desperate bid to save humanity.In the future, ex-military pilot Sam Asgarde is one of the few who have survived a worldwide plague as well as giant mutant spiders. A man with a terrible secret, Sam has to make a choice in a desperate bid to save humanity.

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4.7/10

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- John R. Ellis
- John R. Ellis(story)
- Tim Sullivan(screenplay)
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John Brennan, Stephanie Clark, Collin McKinstrie, and Barry Sigismondi in Twilight of the Dogs (1995)

Collin McKinstrie in Twilight of the Dogs (1995)

Stephanie Clark in Twilight of the Dogs (1995)

Barry Sigismondi in Twilight of the Dogs (1995)

Kent Burton, Ron Miller, and Peter Andrew Montgomery in Twilight of the Dogs (1995)

Charlyn Miller in Twilight of the Dogs (1995)

Gage Sheridan and Tim Sullivan in Twilight of the Dogs (1995)

Andrew Ross in Twilight of the Dogs (1995)

Ralph C. Bluemke and Barry Sigismondi in Twilight of the Dogs (1995)

Leonell C. Strong III and Mitchell Allen McNeil in Twilight of the Dogs (1995)

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Trivia
The movie was filmed in Maryland, which is why greenery is in evidence despite the post-apocalyptic setting. The large building into which the murderous deacons chase Sam Asgarde was a disused tobacco curing facility.

Quotes
Sam Asgarde: Alas, Babylon!

Crazy credits
After the final credits, a blooper is shown. Sullivan (Asgarde) and Sheridan (Keruy) are lying in bed, and Asgarde is saying, "I've been so ... so foolish." Sheridan says, "You have been," and then starts laughing. After a few seconds, Sullivan realizes it's a blooper/joke, and he bursts into laughter too.

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Could become a cult classic.....

Lots of fun...easy to identify with...you may laugh at the wrong places, but who cares. A lot of effort and care was put into this movie. Special effects, settings, and make-up all are above B-flick standards. This has the makings of a cult classic....and has the kind of long-lasting appeal that many Ed Wood, Roger Corman, or Troma Brothers movies have had. This is definitely worth seeing, and for those of us who value the off-beat, it is worth owning. Give it a look!

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