Laserblast (1978)

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Billy (Kim Milford) has the same problems that many teens have to endure. His mother is inattentive, local cops target him for speeding tickets, his girlfriend's grandfather hates him, and teenaged bullies make fun of his van. Billy finds the keys to his emancipation in the desert, when he stumbles… More Billy (Kim Milford) has the same problems that many teens have to endure. His mother is inattentive, local cops target him for speeding tickets, his girlfriend's grandfather hates him, and teenaged bullies make fun of his van. Billy finds the keys to his emancipation in the desert, when he stumbles across a laser gun left behind by a pair of aliens. As he exacts revenge upon his unsuspecting tormentors, he becomes overwhelmed by the power of the gun and turns into a crazed, green-faced monster. ~ Fred Beldin, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: PG, 1 hr. 27 min.
Directed By: Michael Rae
Written By: Franne Schacht, Frank Ray Perilli
Genres: Action & Adventure, Horror, Science Fiction & Fantasy

In Theaters: Dec 31, 1977 Wide
On DVD: Jul 20, 1999

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AJ V

An extremely low budget sci-fi film, with a couple of well known actors here and there who don't have any good lines, for example Roddy McDowall who appears in about two scenes, which is very disappointing. The movie is slow and meandering for the most part, and the story is too… More
An extremely low budget sci-fi film, with a couple of well known actors here and there who don't have any good lines, for example Roddy McDowall who appears in about two scenes, which is very disappointing. The movie is slow and meandering for the most part, and the story is too simple. Plus, the main character is stupid and annoying. I wouldn't recommend seeing this movie, it's just horrible.
Anthony V

Horrible sci-fi released in the wake of Star Wars is only for those who enjoy camp.