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Stars: Billy James Machin, Leonarda Sahani, Tony Denham, Christophe Delesques, Charlotte Gould | Written by Mathew Bayliss | Directed by Michael Fausti

We’ve previously reviewed Michael Fausti’s short Dead Celebrities and interviewed the filmmaker at Horror-on-Sea on a couple of occasions. Between that and a few other things I’d seen him say about Exit in interviews, I knew this wasn’t going to be a standard horror movie. Beyond that, I wasn’t sure what I was going to get. After watching it I’m still not 100% certain of what I got, but I think that’s intentional.

Exit begins with a brief prologue that imparts some information that would usually be held back in a film like this. Whether you find this gives the events a different perspective or is a spoiler will be an individual thing. I was initially not happy with the revelation, but the script...

To celebrate the release of The Blackout: Invasion Earth – out on Blu-ray, DVD and digital from 28th December – we have a copy of the Blu-ray up for grabs

It’S The Army Versus The Unknown In An Epic Russian Sci-fi.

A top recon team step in when an alien invasion shuts down the planet, in The Blackout: Invasion Earth, released by 4Digital on 28th December on Blu-Ray, DVD and digital platforms.

Imagine Chernobyl crossed with Battle: Los Angeles, with a touch of Predator, in this Russian sci-fi blockbuster that sees a future world teetering on oblivion. Featuring hi-tech effects, heavy-duty military equipment, bloody bear attacks and a suicide mission to end them all, The Blackout: Invasion Earth is a thrilling and chilling, action-packed epic that sees the fate of humanity resting in the hands of a group of heavily armoured, but massively overmatched soldiers, and a lone female journalist. This...

Dr. Who and the Daleks/Daleks’ Invasion Earth 2150 A.D.

Blu ray

Kino Lorber

1965, 1966 / 82, 84 min.

Starring Peter Cushing, Bernard Cribbens

Cinematography by John Wilcox

Directed by Gordon Flemyng

The story of Doctor Who turns on a distinctly British conceit; our hero, a grandfatherly type usually found puttering in the garden, is in fact an alien in human form who does his puttering in a time-traveling laboratory disguised as a police box—a notion Roald Dahl might have dreamed up during one of his rare good moods.

It premiered on BBC One, November 23, 1963, the day after the Kennedy assassination (the start of the show was delayed by news updating the tragedy). British character actor William Hartnell portrayed the first Doctor to man the controls of the cosmic phone booth, followed by Patrick Troughton in 1966 and Jon Pertwee in 1970 and on and on—Jodie Whittaker currently carries the mantle and made history...

Premiering in loungerooms this August, an exhilarating new science-fiction thriller that’ll have you “begging for more”*, Invasion Earth. The story follows a group of addicts who attend therapy to avoid being sent to prison, while a TV journalist goes undercover and joins the group to try and expose this as a scam. However, all of …

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We have two exclusives to share with Daily Dead readers in today's Horror Highlights: a clip from the sci-fi thriller Invasion Earth and character poster premieres for the new horror film Cannibal Corpse Killers! We also have details on the Indiegogo campaign for the recreation of Quint's ship Orca from Jaws, a look at the short films Down Here and Renovation, as well as a Q&a with author Patrick Marsh, who is one of the writers for the new horror podcast Hidden Oaks.

Exclusive Clip from Invasion Earth: "Premiering in loungerooms this August, an exhilarating new science-fiction thriller that’ll have you “begging for more”*, Invasion Earth.

The story follows a group of addicts who attend therapy to avoid being sent to prison, while a TV journalist goes undercover and joins the group to try and expose this as a scam. However, all of their lives are thrown...

Invasion Earth On Demand And DVD This August We’re very pleased to release a brand-new clip from the sci-fi film Invasion Earth, releasing 8/4 on Digital and DVD. Please feel free to share with your readers! Premiering in lounge rooms this August, an exhilarating new science-fiction thriller from director James Twyman, Invasion Earth. The story …

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Hello, dear readers! We’ve made it through another month, which means we have a new batch of horror, sci-fi and even a handful “genre adjacent” films heading to VOD and digital platforms in the coming weeks. Some of the highlights for August’s digital debuts include La Llorona on Shudder (August 6th), Sputnik (August 14th), Open 24 Hours (August 18th), Random Acts of Violence (hits Shudder on August 20th), The Pale Door (August 21st), and Centigrade and Rogue both arrive on August 28th.

It’s also worth noting that one of my favorite documentaries of 2020, You Cannot Kill David Arquette, is slated for release sometime in late August, but an official date hasn’t been revealed just yet.

The Sonata (Screen Media) – Exclusively on Crackle August 1st

The Sonata is a moody and chilling film in the tradition of the classic haunted house genre. As Rose explores her estranged father’s home,...

Sometimes the most unsuspecting people can be targeted by the rest of the human-or alien-race, as the competitors take advantage of their prey’s vulnerabilities. That’s certainly the case with a group of addicts, who are being marked by both a television journalist and an alien race, in the sci-fi film, ‘Invasion Earth.’ In honor of […]

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"Oh god, we're not alone...!" Midnight Releasing has unveiled a new Us trailer for a lost British indie sci-fi film titled Invasion Earth, which first premiered on DVD in the UK back in 2016 with the alternate title Into the Light. It is finally getting an official Us release this year, which isn't a good sign. Famous self-help Guru, Dr. Carson, travels to his facility with eight young addicts with the aim of helping them through their troubles and integrating them back into society. A TV journalist tries to expose the group as a scam. However, all of their lives are thrown into chaos with the beginning of an alien invasion. Starring Charlotte Gould, Phoebe Delikoura, Tony Fadil, Jon-Paul Gates, Nigel Thijs, and David Shaw. As much as we enjoy featuring indie sci-fi, this looks awful. Not only is the concept bad, the footage looks so forgettable. Here's the official Us...