War Of the Robots (1978, Color, 103 minutes): An army of androids from beyond the solar system is sent to earth to kidnap its greatest scientist in a desperate bid to save their home planet from extinction. A team of space rangers is sent on a daring rescue mission, leading to a final cataclysmic battle in space, as Earth tries to hold off a mass invasion by the robot fleets.This lavish Italian production comes on the heels of the phenomenal success of American director George Lucas' groundbreaking Star Wars - and its influence is apparent (watch for the light sabers!). Director Alfonso Brescia alternated between gladiator, mafia and space operas in his thirty year filmmaking career. Star Antonio Sabato is the father of well-known American TV personality, Antonio Sabato, Jr.Starring Antonio Sabato, Yanti Somer, Malisa Longo, Patrizia Gori; Directed by Alfonso Brescia.It's Alive (1968, Color, 80 minutes): In a subterranean labyrinth beneath the remote mountain home of a deranged madman lurks a hideous creature that lives on human flesh. Three victims, imprisoned in the volcanic hell-hole, plead for their lives to their diabolical captor as they desperately attempt to escape their fate - a quick meal for the monster. This low-budget shocker from notorious Z-budget director, Larry Buchanan (The Eye Creatures, Zontar - The Thing from Venus, Mars Needs Women) stars Tommy Kirk, one-time Disney teen heart-throb. Kirk starred in many Disney live-action classics in the 1950s, including Old Yeller, The Shaggy Dog, Swiss Family Robinson and The Absent-Minded Professor.Starring Tommy Kirk, Bill Thurman, Shirley Bonne, Annabelle MacAdams, Coveth Ousterhouse; Directed by Larry Buchanan.
M**.
totally bizarre and hilarious double feature
It's Alive is one of the best Z-grade movies I have seen in a long time, and I got some gut busting laughs at its expense. It is slow moving and features really bad quality filming, but the creepy main actor, absurd editing and preposterous situations (especially the prisoner/maid who is "tortured" with a dead mouse and a whistle) were so hilarious that I could not take my eyes away. For anyone who enjoys bad horror/scifi, highly recommended. For anyone who will take it seriously, perhaps take a pass. The War of the Robots was incredibly boring, I am not sure how I made it through and yet I did. The real gem in this collection is It's Alive.
S**Y
Wow. Just wow!!!
"It's Alive" is one of the most terrifying films I have ever seen. I see now where Steven Spielberg got his idea for Jurassic Park. He totally ripped off this movie! The acting is absolutely sublime.Unhinged bumpkin Greely (Billy Thurman) has two companions: Bella (Annabelle MacAdams), a young woman he's kidnapped, and a huge monster that lives in a cave near his rural home. The monster typically eats animal flesh, but when strangers -- a vacationing couple, Norman (Corveth Ousterhouse) and Leilla (Shirley Bonne), and paleontologist Wayne (Tommy Kirk) -- wander onto his land, Greely fixes to give his bucktoothed buddy a human treat. Unless they escape, the four abductees will be supper.The character of Greely plays a very satisfying madman. He is able to torture and subdue poor Bella with just a dead mouse! Wow...what skill! Quite a limber fellow as well. Running down the stairs laughing on more than one occasion, yet keeping his balance. I would have to compare Billy Thurman's performance, to that of James Gandolfini. Lots of parallels between Greely and Tony Soprano for sure!
J**.
This movie reminds me of one that would be on "Mystery Science 3000".
This is an Italian movie released in 1978. It has so so English dubbing. The special effects are also so so also. Essentially the plot of the movie are 2 geneticists from Earth are kidnapped by aliens who need their help. The government of Earth sends people to rescue them and that leads to the war mentioned in the title. Basically there's no reason to give a detailed plot of the movie. I watched it all the way through, it wasn't great but it did entertain me for some reason. Not sure exactly why, but it did.
P**Y
Four Stars
Cheese I just love cheese reeeeeaaally I do
T**E
Remember
You have to remember the times.
J**S
Three Stars
Campy, definitely a B-movie, Special Effect are a joke.
R**N
Five Stars
Thanks
B**
Walmar?
Flashlight laser gun??! Light-sword!?
W**I
Eine echte Schrottgranate
Also ich verstehe die Rezensionen der anderen Käufer nicht. Der Film ist ein echter Heuler, das Bild ist manchmal verwackelt und verwaschen, aber insgesamt nicht so arg. Wenn man bedenkt, daß der Film tatsächlich in Kinos gelaufen sein soll und das etwa zur gleichen Zeit wie Krieg der Sterne, dann ist diese Tatsache fast schon lustiger als der Film selbst. Toller Heuler, endlich mal wieder was zum Lachen. Etwas Blöderes als diese Typen mit ihren blonden Perücken(sollen ja Roboter darstellen) und ihrem planlosen Herumgestolpere und Umgefalle habe ich schon lange nicht mehr gesehen. Unlogisch ist dieser Streifen und ernst gemeint, Lachstufe 1! Bitte mehr davon!
M**S
Schlechte Bildqualität - Finger weg!
Das Bild ist total verwaschen und hat Unmängen von Artefakten ("Würfel" im Bild). Fast so, als wäre der Film vom einer großen Viedeo-Plattform aus dem Internet entsprungen.Das schlechteste Bild, was ich je bei einem "Silberling" gesehen hab!Der Preis von 1,- Euro inkl. Versand wäre ok!
S**L
Great for any classic sci Fi collection.
Cool little double grindhouse scifi feature.
M**.
Trash für Fans
Abgefahrener Hypertrash. Sehenswerte blondierte Prinz Eisenherz-Klone, die in goldenen Gummistiefeln für Angstattacken sorgen :-)))Stylische Musik.
A**G
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