Groom Lake

2002
1h 32m

IMDb RATING

2.8/10

815

YOUR RATING

A battle against aliens in a small town in this trailer for the film starring William Shatner

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Horror Sci-Fi

A woman discovers she has a serious terminal illness, so she makes her boyfriend visit Groom Lake, a place of alien activity, hoping to discover life.A woman discovers she has a serious terminal illness, so she makes her boyfriend visit Groom Lake, a place of alien activity, hoping to discover life.A woman discovers she has a serious terminal illness, so she makes her boyfriend visit Groom Lake, a place of alien activity, hoping to discover life.

Director
- William Shatner
Writers
- Maurice Hurley
- William Shatner
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

2.8/10

815

YOUR RATING

Director
- William Shatner
Writers
- Maurice Hurley
- William Shatner
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

User reviews20

Featured review

1/10

awful awful awful

Must be the worst film i've seen this year. William Shatner... Somehow that name told me I was about to see some interesting Sci-fi. How wrong I was. This is not good sci-fi. It is awful sci-fi. The effects are bad, the hand-camera choice isn't a wise one, for starters.

This is nothing. It's so lame, so bad actors, so bad a script you just want to die while watching. It isn't even funny. Some flicks are bad so they become fun, but this isn't even that.

Somehow I had the bad taste to pick this one time I was to rent a movie. It was so boring I had to fast-forward the last two thirds of the film. Never see this!

Just a friendly warning.

toni_valjus
Dec 27, 2005
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Producer J.R. Bookwalter said he and director/star William Shatner had some "pretty gnarly spats" during production. Shatner was frustrated by the low budget and not used to working Full Moon style (i.e. get in, get out, move on ASAP and don't expect much from craft service). Bookwalter had to tow the line between what Shatner wanted to see on screen and keeping the bills paid, which is what led to their disagreements. He said, "Shatner and I both wanted what was best for the movie, sometimes at the expense of being friendly to each other. That just goes with the territory." Despite this, Shatner did go on to host the Full Moon-produced Full Moon's Fright Night on the Sci-Fi Channel.