Interplanetary

This is something special. And by that fact there are some confusions going on about it. For me it was some kind of ode to the drive-in grindhouse sci-fi from the sixties. The clothes they used are simple and reminded me to that era. The acting was terrible by some but I guess again that it was supposed to be that way. On the other hand, nothing really happens until the last part of this flick. There is a lot of talking and some jokes in it but once the creature goes berserk the gore comes in. The creature itself is just a man in a suit, again an ode to the fifties and sixties. The gore effects are really well done and somehow reminded me of Alien 2 sulla terra and Contamination bought made in 1980. Those flicks were also full of blah blah and even were a bit boring but they had a status due the gore used. Of course it couldn't be made without nudity and you will get some gratuitous nudity. This really isn't a flick for everyone but just see it as a joke and watch it with a beer in one hand, you will enjoy it then

If the British version of the Office and the first Alien movie had a transporter accident and lost all their sentimentality, the result would look something like this movie. It is a shame that a movie like this has to be grade B to maintain sufficient creative freedom. It swings from strangely naturalistic moments, to parody, to some pretty effective splatters. Some of the characters are very well drawn, the jokes come every couple of minutes right up to the end, and there is even a basic moral premise: self important people suck. I hate paying for streamed movies, but I will break down to get his zombie film on Amazon, and I hope he gets funding for more films. BTW, if you like this film you might enjoy Zombie Strippers.

This is awesome. It's like Blake7 meets The Office on Mars.

Solid. Entertaining. Thoroughly Original.

You absolutely never know what to expect in this film. Part sc-fi horror. Part comedy and with a perfect and very intentional 1970's "cheesy" vibe throughout.

It unapologetically borrows from just about every film in the genre and twists the surprisingly complex plot into directions you won't expect. "Interplanetary" walks a fine line between cornball "B" movies and genuine, thrilling drama- not an easy thing to accomplish.

I highly recommend it to fans of unusual films who have an open mind and who can appreciate the subtleties and great effort that went into this film.

We've all seen or been forced to watch one of those 1950's bubble helmeted d sci-fi adventures which took place in the caverns of the planet Amazonian With the cast of characters a debonair leading man, a kid from the country and some tough speak guy from Brooklyn and maybe a black crew member named Lincoln Hamilton who says yowzer a lot. They bumble around the planet device away they can survive without their cumbersome helmets and free the oppressed masses of that flying rock. Well not this Roger Cormanesque adventure, an alien skeleton is found by an alien mining team, and everybody spends the rest of the movie back biting and double-crossing each other not to mention the skeleton has friends and babies. And there were actually some jokes some one liners in here.