David Hooks, Dick Sargent, Frank Ashmore
Politicians scheme to clone themselves, assuring immortal life.
DVD Release Date: March 29, 2005
Stats: 53 reviews
The little film Michael Bay completely ripped off for The Island. However, this is a chilling allegory with a lot of heart and a much darker feel. An excellent story with lots of sympathetic characters, some of them not even human, and dark political satire along with some very...( read more)
This is a film which says that growing clones for body parts is wrong. The problem is that it takes 90 minutes to say it, and even if it said it as early as 1979, eighteen years before Dolly, that doesn't justify spending an hour and a half of your 2009 time listening to it. Ther...( read more)
I saw this one on MST3K. I really hope that this one got credit from Bay. It's the same exact story as the island, except more entertaining and made verry badly.
A truely awful movie. Great fun to mock with Mike and the bots. It's actually the exact same story as The Island but without the budget and not such a happy ending.
That's right, kids. I reviewed another one of Mike Nelson's commentaries. I always wondered why Hollywood always remade good movies. I thought that remaking bad films would make those bad films better. Yeeeeeaaaaaahhhhh, not so much. Parts: The Clonus Horror was remade...( read more)
I love this movie. I love it because it was the first MST I ever did see, I love it because the characters are so very nice-but-dim, and I just love the feel to it. This is the film that's suing 'The Island', so if you liked that you could try checking this out.
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