Frank Finlay, Mathilda May, Nicholas Ball
When alien vampires terrorize London, it's up to a determined police inspector and an astronaut to stop them. American and British space travelers discover humanoids while exploring near Halley's Come...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 26, 1998
Stats: 410 reviews
Absolutely fantastic! Sci-fi vampires, zombies, murderous (and naked) woman destroying human kind in this, very British fantasy extravaganza! Great effects, great (Bad) acting, this is the last great B-movie! Sure its borrowed some ideas but just watch it and see how many films ...( read more)
A naked space vampire looses an apocalyptic plague upon London. A fun b-movie that's not afraid to look ridiculous; Mathilda May is stunningly perfect as the naked vampire, and it's her almost constantly nude performance that everyone remembers most.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre messiah Tobe Hooper shows us his big invasion/human plague movie using extraterrestrial psychic vampires smuggled to Earth via Halley's Comet and then a crew aboard the space station Churchill, monitoring it. Once the plague hits Earth, the male protagonis...( read more)
Pretty cool vampire zombie effects. Smoking hot alien chick. Pretty TERRIBLE dialog and acting. Especially the captain. "Why do i feel so close to you!?"
It's got everything you could want from a horror movie - from zombies running amok in London to rotting corpses and energy bolts to signal the apocalypse to come.
La vi cuando era pequeño.. y me gustó, sobre todo la escena donde sale la mona sin ropa.. jaja Fuera de eso, la película esta bien equis...
It was okay. The naked vampire chick kept me around till the end. She was sexy. The sets/locations were interesting and a hell of a lot more realistic looking than what I've seen in most vamp flix today.
One of the most entertaining zombie-vampire science fiction films of our time.
A great sci-fi film with a great concept. The only thing I didn't like was full frontal nudity from Mathilda May, but NOT from the male space vampires. I hate double standards.
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