VHS : In the Dead of Space
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Rating:  - top movie from micheal pare
Dont believe all you read about this movie,its most enjoyable.
Your either a fan of this type of movie or your not.
I loved it
Rating:  - What a bunch of snobs!
In the Dead of Space is a camp classic! The mediocre acting and low-budget props are part of the charm. It is at least as good as some early episodes of "Doctor Who" or "Plan 9 from Outer Space". The beautiful face and incredibly perfect hair of Lisa Bingley (Rene) makes you want to see more of her, and she does not disappoint. She disrobes, not once, but twice in the movie. The scene where she takes off her bra and gives us a few seconds of upper frontal you-know-what makes the whole thing worthwhile. ... Read More
Rating:  - THE SPACE IS IN THE HEAD OF THE WRITERS
Oooh....IN THE DEAD OF SPACE is a scifi bomb paired with a madman killer, all in the confines of the Tesla space station. We even get George Chuvalo, the former heavyweight boxer, in the role of a cigarette chomping Russian terrorist leader. (For all of three minutes). We even get B movie hunk Michael Pare playing the villain and acting like he's lost his mind. I think Pare the actor has to have even considered participating in this massive clunker.
The special effects look like they were created ... Read More
Rating: - Question: Just how bad is this film?
Answer: This film is so bad that free copies were given to Pocatello high school students at the senior party, along with other useless crap such as keychains, plastic windshield scrapers, and t-shirts with the local bank insignia.
This film doesn't rate even 1 star; minus 20 stars is more like it.
Rating: - A Great Doorstop
This title is so bad that words simply can't do it justice... but I'll try. This is low-budget filmmaking at its absolute worst. There's no effort made toward character development or logical plot. Everything in this smacks of someone simply putting a movie together for the sake of putting a movie together... and I'm not even sure profit was the motive here, that's how amateurish this film is.
Malcolm Genesis offers a review on this title that, quite frankly, I must call into question since all ... Read More
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