Inseminoid (1981)

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Country: GB
Technical: col 92m
Director: Norman J. Warren
Cast: Robin Clarke, Jennifer Ashley, Stephanie Beacham, Judy Geeson

Synopsis:

One of a crew of interplanetary archaeologists is attacked and impregnated by an alien creature, whereupon she murders her colleagues one by one in a ravenous frenzy.

Review:

True exploitation, made in Kent no less, on a tiny budget, this shameless rip-off of Fox's Alien the previous year of course had to go one step further and have the fates of Kane and Lambert in that film rolled into one for the hapless Miss Geeson. Happily (or otherwise) it more than made its money back thanks to a lurid advertising campaign and the VHS nasties phenomenon.

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Country: GB
Technical: col 92m
Director: Norman J. Warren
Cast: Robin Clarke, Jennifer Ashley, Stephanie Beacham, Judy Geeson

Synopsis:

One of a crew of interplanetary archaeologists is attacked and impregnated by an alien creature, whereupon she murders her colleagues one by one in a ravenous frenzy.

Review:

True exploitation, made in Kent no less, on a tiny budget, this shameless rip-off of Fox's Alien the previous year of course had to go one step further and have the fates of Kane and Lambert in that film rolled into one for the hapless Miss Geeson. Happily (or otherwise) it more than made its money back thanks to a lurid advertising campaign and the VHS nasties phenomenon.


Country: GB
Technical: col 92m
Director: Norman J. Warren
Cast: Robin Clarke, Jennifer Ashley, Stephanie Beacham, Judy Geeson

Synopsis:

One of a crew of interplanetary archaeologists is attacked and impregnated by an alien creature, whereupon she murders her colleagues one by one in a ravenous frenzy.

Review:

True exploitation, made in Kent no less, on a tiny budget, this shameless rip-off of Fox's Alien the previous year of course had to go one step further and have the fates of Kane and Lambert in that film rolled into one for the hapless Miss Geeson. Happily (or otherwise) it more than made its money back thanks to a lurid advertising campaign and the VHS nasties phenomenon.