Complete credited cast: | |||
Jamie Lee Curtis | ... | Kit Foster | |
William Baldwin | ... | Steve Baker | |
Donald Sutherland | ... | Captain Robert Everton | |
Joanna Pacula | ... | Nadia | |
Marshall Bell | ... | J.W. Woods Jr. | |
Sherman Augustus | ... | Richie | |
Cliff Curtis | ... | Hiko | |
Julio Oscar Mechoso | ... | Squeaky | |
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Yuri Chervotkin | ... | Colonel Kominski |
Keith Flippen | ... | Captain Lonya Rostov | |
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Olga Rzhepetskaya-Retchin | ... | Female Cosmonaut |
Levani | ... | Captain Alexi | |
David Eggby | ... | Norfolk Captain |
When a typhoon cripples their boat, the crew sails into the eye of the storm, where they discover a high-tech Russian communications and research vessel adrift. Only one Russian crew member is still alive, raving about "intelligent lightning." They soon discover that an alien life form has taken over the ship's computers and is churning out mechanical warriors. With their own boat destroyed, the crew must battle the creature as the ship reenters the storm. Written by Anthony Pereyra {hypersonic91@yahoo.com}
What I noticed about "Virus" is that ANYTHING can happen to ANY of the characters. They actually get the crap beaten out of them, even Jamie lee. The special-effects are fantastic for this film and the robots are actually menacing. The characters aren't too interesting but they suit the film. I was surprised at how the movie wasn't as predictable as I thought it would be. "Virus" takes a new direction. Instead of having a bunch of aliens or monsters running around, killing people, they have robots. It's an original idea that hasn't been tackled that often in this type of genre. A good movie.