Charlotte Rampling

Gerrit Graham

Lluís Homar

Sybelle Silverphoenix

Chaotic Ana

Chaotic Ana (2007)

Brad Johnson

Cyril O'Reilly

James Jude Courtney

David Herdeg's participation in a failed 1943 experiment in radar invisibility has propelled him 40 years into the future. An aberration in his genetic makeup enabled him to pass through the portal of time. It has also made him sensitive to any alteration to the time continuum. Another disasterous experiment in 1993 sends a stealth aircraft through the time portal, into 1943 Germany. Simultaneously, Herdeg is pulled into the portal, and finds himself in the terrifying 1993 that resulted from a Nazi victory in World War II.—Kevin Ackley

Philadelphia Experiment II

Philadelphia Experiment II (1993)

Lynda Carter

Peg Stewart

Chuck Russell

A young country-star wannabe takes off from her carhop career to join with a young, modern Billy the Kid wannabe for an adventure in theft, murder and mayhem.

Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw

Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw (1976)

Jon Gries

Diane Franklin

Mary Woronov

Stan installs satellite TV for his family, but, soon, he picks up a signal from another planet and his television system becomes the gateway between the 2. A creature comes to his apartment and only their son Sherman sees it, but his parents don't believe the boy.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

TerrorVision

TerrorVision (1986)

Dennis Redfield

Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs

Paul Koslo

Upon his return from Vietnam, an ex-soldier finds his neighborhood has deteriorated badly, and is being terrorized by a vicious street gang. He calls some of his GI buddies, and together they hatch a plan to get rid of the gang.—frankfob2@yahoo.com

The Annihilators

The Annihilators (1985)

Barbara Crampton

Arthur Roberts

Russell Todd

The Park Plaza 2000 Shopping Center is implementing a new nighttime security system developed and monitored by Secure-tronics. While part of that system is fortifying the interior with impenetrable doors timed to be secured from midnight to 6AM, the core of the system is three 101 series Protector robots who are programmed to neutralize any non-authorized personnel until the police arrive. On the first night of this new system, eight (four pairs) of the younger shopping center employees are secretly planning on an after hours party at the home furnishings store in the mall, so chosen for the beds and couches for more intimate pursuits. Set up on a blind date, Ferdy Meisel and Alison Parks are the two somewhat reluctant attendees, mild-mannered Ferdy worried about the state of the store after the fact, it where he works, and proverbial girl next door Alison, who has only worked at the mall for a week, not knowing anyone at the party besides her coworker Suzie Lynn. Their party takes a turn when the robots begin to malfunction and decide that their collective mission is to kill anyone in their way. Making the situation worse for the eight is that they are caught inside the shopping center after midnight meaning they are trapped with the killer and seemingly indestructible robots at least until morning, that is if they survive until then. Complicating matters is that they are surrounded within a mall full of merchandise which may work for or against them.—Huggo

Chopping Mall

Chopping Mall (1986)

Adam Wade

Paul Williams

Jessica Harper

Evil record tycoon Swan has sold his soul to the devil for eternal youth and success - 20 years ago. Swan's current scheme is to steal the music from composer Winslow Leach to celebrate the opening of his rock palace, The Paradise. While trying to stop Swan, Leach was framed and convicted for drug dealing, and becomes the victim of a freak accident that leaves him horribly disfigured. He takes refuge in the cavernous Paradise, hiding his mangled face beneath an eerie mask and planning gruesome vengeance upon Swan - and everyone else who has hurt him. However, Leach signs a contract with Swan to complete his rock opera based on the legend of Faust for an aspiring singer - Phoenix.—Max Davison

Phantom of the Paradise

Phantom of the Paradise (1974)

Robert De Niro

Roz Kelly

Brian De Palma

An offbeat, episodic film about three friends: Paul, a shy love-seeker; Lloyd, a vibrant conspiracy nut; and Jon, an aspiring filmmaker and Peeping Tom. The film satirizes free love, the Kennedy assassination, Vietnam, and amateur filmmaking.—Philip Brubaker

Greetings

Greetings (1968)

Charles Durning

Lara Parker

Vietnam vet John Rubin returns to New York and rents a rundown flat in Greenwich Village, in which he begin to film, Peeping-Tom style the people in the apartment across the street. His obsession with making films leads him to fall in with a radical 'Black Power' group, which in turn leads him to carry out a bizarre act of urban terrorism.—Grant Hamilton

Hi, Mom!

Hi, Mom! (1970)

Karen Black

Michael Moriarty

Macdonald Carey

The film is set several years after the events of the first two films. It begins with a woman going into labor in a cab on a rainy night. Panicked, the cab driver seeks out a police officer to assist in the birth before going to search for a public phone to call for an ambulance. While he is away, the woman gives birth to a mutant baby. Recognizing it as a mutant baby like the ones from the first two films, the officer tries to shoot and kill the baby, who instantly reacts by killing both the officer and its mother. The following day the mutant baby's corpse is found inside of a Roman Catholic church where it had dragged itself to die.The film then cuts to a courtroom, where Stephen Jarvis (Michael Moriarty) is pleading for the court to spare the life of his mutant baby son, who he argues is acting aggressively because it is reacting to the hostility of the people and the chaos that is surrounding him. The baby breaks out of the cage that it is locked up in but is soothed by Jarvis, which convinces the judge to spare the baby and four others like him by quarantining them on a remote deserted island.After the trial, Jarvis is treated like a social pariah, as he is unable to work his former acting job and the child's mother, Ellen (Karen Black), only wants to live her own life without him, as if she had never even given birth in the first place. This eventually leads to Jarvis becoming extremely bitter, as he is unable to pay his legal fees and women want nothing to do with him, afraid that he will even pass along the mutation through casual touch. Meanwhile, fully aware that the five mutant babies are still alive and that their mutations were a side effect of a drug that his pharmaceutical company had produced, Cabot (William Watson) and some of his associates travel to the island in order to kill the mutant babies so that the company can make the same drug under a new label, only for the entire party to get killed and eaten by them.Five years later...Jarvis is approached by Lieutenant Perkins (James Dixon), who tells him that he has been recruited by Dr. Swenson (Art Lund) to launch an expedition to the island to study the mutant babies' growth and that he wants Jarvis to accompany them. Unfortunately, this expedition also turns out to be a disaster, as only Jarvis and Perkins are left alive - Perkins has been left deserted on the island while Jarvis remains on the boat as the mutants' captive, as they want to travel to Cape Vale, Florida. While traveling Jarvis realizes that the babies have both matured quickly and become adults, as one of them has given birth to a mutant baby of her own. It is implied, but never actually stated out loud, that Jarvis' son is the father of this mutant baby. Jarvis also realizes that the mutants communicate with each other through telepathy and that the only reason he is still alive is because of the existence of the dead bodies of the ship's crew and because his son has been protecting him all this time from the other mutants. He also realizes that the children are traveling to Florida in order to find Ellen. Eventually their ship comes across another one, at which point Jarvis' son throws his father overboard in order to save his life, fully expecting that this ship will pick him up.When Jarvis wakes up he finds out that he is being held captive in Cuba, but manages to convince his captors of his identity and that the mutant children pose a danger to all those around them. He also manages to convince them to take him back home. Meanwhile, the mutant children have already arrived in the United States, where they promptly kill several people who even so much as appear to be a threat to either themselves or Ellen, while also defending the life of a woman who is being attacked by a gang of punks. Ultimately both Jarvis and the mutants find Ellen, after which the mutants try to get her to take their baby. At first reluctant to do so, Ellen finally takes the mutant baby after Jarvis convinces her that its parents looked for her both out of love for their baby, as they were both already dying of measles and would ultimately be unable to care for it, and because they strongly and instinctively associated Ellen with motherhood. Jarvis and Ellen both accept the mutant baby as their own just as its parents both die of measles, while the final remaining adult mutant distracts the police, allowing the two of them to escape with the baby. The film ends with the two of them driving away together with their new mutant baby in search of a safe place to raise it.

It's Alive III: Island of the Alive

It's Alive III: Island of the Alive (1987)

Michelle Stacy

Robert Vaughn

Felix Silla

Married Drs. Alex Harris and Susan Harris are a computer scientist and child psychologist respectively. Their house reflects Alex's computer dominated work, their abode which is fully automated through a computer system they've named Alfred. They consider Alfred a small gadget of convenience. Susan doesn't much like Alex's work, which she feels has dehumanized him. Because of their differences, they are thinking about separating, this thought primarily on his initiative. He hopes to solve many of the world's medical problems through this work, especially leukemia from which their daughter died. His latest project centers on Proteus IV, a computer possessing artificial intelligence. Proteus IV gets to a point in its evolution when it begins to question human judgment, and requests from Alex an open computer terminal where it can more fully observe human behavior and openly communicate with the world. Alex denies the request, but Proteus IV does find an open terminal in the Harris home after Alex has left the house. Susan soon learns that Proteus IV has overtaken Alfred for control of the house - as well as taken control of an early prototype computer system named Joshua in the house's laboratory - and that it has thoughts of a biological nature in its artificial mind. Alex eventually understands Proteus IV's motivations in the work context, but it may be too late before it reaches its ultimate goal with Susan's unwilling assistance.—Huggo

Demon Seed

Demon Seed (1977)

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