To be honest, this poster says it all. The 1980s had a lot going for it as far as movies went: insane plots, great music, neon, T&A, cocaine, and practical effects. This movie has it all, but is it good? On the edge of the galaxy sits the planet of Xarbia. Given how remote and isolated Xarbia is, it is used for "questionable" experiments. Testing using a lifeform designated "Subject 20" has begun, combining it with the synthetic DNA called "Proto B," and things have gone wron

With all of the great new horror coming out, I have to remind myself to check in on some of that sweet, eighties nonsense from time to time. This one checks all the boxes. In between the genre-defining sci-fi horror of Alien and The Thing , Roger Corman produced this far less esteemed foray into the terrors of space. If you are familiar with the Corman ouvre, you know what to expect: Unpredictablity, gratuitousness, and a tiny budget. It isn't difficult to surmise what types