Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Christopher Reeve | ... | Dr. Alan Chaffee | |
Kirstie Alley | ... | Dr. Susan Verner | |
Linda Kozlowski | ... | Jill McGowan | |
Michael Paré | ... | Frank McGowan | |
Meredith Salenger | ... | Melanie Roberts | |
Mark Hamill | ... | Reverend George | |
Pippa Pearthree | ... | Sarah, George's Wife | |
Peter Jason | ... | Ben Blum | |
Constance Forslund | ... | Callie Blum | |
Karen Kahn | ... | Barbara Chaffee | |
Thomas Dekker | ... | David McGowan | |
Lindsey Haun | ... | Mara Chaffee | |
Cody Dorkin | ... | Robert | |
Trishalee Hardy | ... | Julie | |
Jessye Quarry | ... | Dorothy |
An American village is visited by some unknown life form which leaves the women of the village pregnant. Nine months later, the babies are born, and they all look normal, but it doesn't take the "parents" long to realize that the kids are not human or humane. Written by Rob Hartill
Sure, it's not the best horror film ever made, but it was fun. I'm sure that people who grew up with the original would like it better, that's to be expected. But I thought the movie was a good B-level movie with some creepy scenes and a few shocks, and let's not forget the cheese. Most of John Carpenter's movies fall into this category. Halloween was a bit different, but come on, even In The Mouth Of Madness had some cheesy parts, and it was plenty creepy. Most of his movies are just fun to watch, and when they're over, you forget them. A horror movie that truly disturbs people only comes once every few years. Most of them shouldn't be taken so seriously. Pop some popcorn, grab a beverage, put your feet up and have some fun with this one.