1995·Horror·1h 48m
7.0
★
SIRIUS 6B, Year 2078. On a distant mining planet ravaged by a decade of war, scientists have created the perfect weapon: a blade-wielding, self-replicating race of killing devices known as Screamers designed for one purpose only -- to hunt down and destroy all enemy life forms.
Directed by Christian Duguay
man vs machine
alien planet
struggle for survival
android horror
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Cast
Peter Weller
Colonel Hendricksson
Jennifer Rubin
Jessica
Roy Dupuis
Becker
Andrew Lauer
Ace Jefferson
Liliana Komorowska
Landowska
Michael Caloz
David
Jason Cavalier
Leone
Ron White
Chuck Elbarak
Leni Parker
Cpl. McDonald
Sylvain Massé
N.E.B. Soldier
Bruce Boa
Secretary Green
Tom Berry
Technician
Crew
Christian Duguay
Director
Dan O'Bannon
Screenplay
Tom Berry
Producer
Normand Corbeil
Music
Christian Duguay
Camera Operator
Philip K. Dick
Short Story
Bruno Philip
Second Unit Director of Photography
Michel Comte
Assistant Camera
Popular Reviews
29 reviews
Xavier
6.0★ · 04/24/26
One of the most abysmal romance subplots in any horror movie
One of the most abysmal romance subplots in any horror movie
Jesh
7.0★ · 01/28/26
A deeply flawed sci-fi horror film, very creative and lovable. Definitely in the running for least necessary kiss of all time.
Watched as part of Salem Cinema’s Weirdo Wednesdays
Watched as part of Salem Cinema’s Weirdo Wednesdays
A deeply flawed sci-fi horror film, very creative and lovable. Definitely in the running for least necessary kiss of all time.
Watched as part of Salem Cinema’s Weirdo Wednesdays
Watched as part of Salem Cinema’s Weirdo Wednesdays
Wreck
Drably ambitious, various intertwined little fictions that keep people moving forward becoming raw and frayed at world's end. Though—they weren't knotted tightly enough in the first place. It is like there is too much happening thematically for the film to handle so it all diffuses.
Duguay splashes camera movement and slightly more extreme angles when the sets can apparently allow it. Ultimately, the camera here doesn't show much finesse with regards to suggesting POV or arranging information to anxious/tense affect. There are a few wonderful matte paintings, but I wouldn't say much of the speculative fiction design stuff is "cool."
Duguay splashes camera movement and slightly more extreme angles when the sets can apparently allow it. Ultimately, the camera here doesn't show much finesse with regards to suggesting POV or arranging information to anxious/tense affect. There are a few wonderful matte paintings, but I wouldn't say much of the speculative fiction design stuff is "cool."
Drably ambitious, various intertwined little fictions that keep people moving forward becoming raw and frayed at world's end. Though—they weren't knotted tightly enough in the first place. It is like there is too much happening thematically for the film to handle so it all diffuses.
Duguay splashes camera movement and slightly more extreme angles when the sets can apparently allow it. Ultimately, the camera here doesn't show much finesse with regards to suggesting POV or arranging information to anxious/tense affect. There are a few wonderful matte paintings, but I wouldn't say much of the speculative fiction design stuff is "cool."
Duguay splashes camera movement and slightly more extreme angles when the sets can apparently allow it. Ultimately, the camera here doesn't show much finesse with regards to suggesting POV or arranging information to anxious/tense affect. There are a few wonderful matte paintings, but I wouldn't say much of the speculative fiction design stuff is "cool."
Blowupthisworld
5.0★ · 11/02/25
Вроде и плагиат дрожи земли с дюной, а вроде история про 2 отцов приёмного ребёнка, я разрываюсь между 0.5 и 5
Вроде и плагиат дрожи земли с дюной, а вроде история про 2 отцов приёмного ребёнка, я разрываюсь между 0.5 и 5
Szabó Dávid
6.0★ · 02/05/25
A fun action horror movie, with some interesting ideas, but nothing 'groundbraking'
A fun action horror movie, with some interesting ideas, but nothing 'groundbraking'