Alien monster uses a psychic to try to take over the earth.Alien monster uses a psychic to try to take over the earth.Alien monster uses a psychic to try to take over the earth.
David O'Hara
- Reiger
- (as David Pearson)
Art Payton
- Dr. Williams
- (as Arthur Payton)
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- TriviaThe monster was played by the director's seven-year-old son, Christopher Ray.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Best of the Worst: Biohazard, Slaughter High, and Kill Point (2017)
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Biohazard (1985) is a movie that I recently watched on Tubi. The storyline follows a science experiment gone wrong that creates a monster with psychic abilities that can reproduce quickly. Can the scientists survive the creature and stop it before taking over the planet?
This movie is directed by Fred Olen Ray (The Phantom Empire) and stars Aldo Ray (We're No Angels), Angelique Pettyjohn (Repo Man), Bret Miller (Some Are Born), David O'Hara (Nightingale: A Melody of Life) and Art Payton (Never too Young to Die).
The costumes, sets and props are a lot of fun and classic 80s. The alien is a man in a costume and looks like it, but it's still fun to watch. As you would expect in this picture there's lots of flashes of topless scenes and the ladies are absolutely gorgeous. The cast delivers strong performances and the dialogue is well written with some fun comedy and zings. The horror special effects are limited and the kills are fairly mediocre, though the baby creatures were entertaining. There is a nice twist at the end.
Overall, this is an above average addition to the science fiction horror genre that I would score a 5.5/10 and strongly recommend.
This movie is directed by Fred Olen Ray (The Phantom Empire) and stars Aldo Ray (We're No Angels), Angelique Pettyjohn (Repo Man), Bret Miller (Some Are Born), David O'Hara (Nightingale: A Melody of Life) and Art Payton (Never too Young to Die).
The costumes, sets and props are a lot of fun and classic 80s. The alien is a man in a costume and looks like it, but it's still fun to watch. As you would expect in this picture there's lots of flashes of topless scenes and the ladies are absolutely gorgeous. The cast delivers strong performances and the dialogue is well written with some fun comedy and zings. The horror special effects are limited and the kills are fairly mediocre, though the baby creatures were entertaining. There is a nice twist at the end.
Overall, this is an above average addition to the science fiction horror genre that I would score a 5.5/10 and strongly recommend.
- kevin_robbins
- Jan 12, 2023
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