A doctor named Craig
Burton (Arnold Vosloo) and his wife
Sherry (Jillian McWhirter) have been
trying very hard to have a child but her
child was born dead. However, they didn't
lose hope as she was pregnant again but
is having nightmares about her unborn
child being from another world as she
claimed she was abdicted by aliens. She
has many painful problems while being
pregnant too and has depressing moods.
Craig meets up with alien abduction
expert Bert Clavell (Brad Douriff) to
unravel the truth.
He is also finding out others who were
impregnated by these aliens are dying
after giving berth to them as Craig has
to make a decision to kill this unbonr
alien baby before his wife is next.
There's a nice close up shot on Sherry Burton crying when she discovers
that she lost her baby which looks
believeably sad.
Both Dr. Craig Burton and Sherry shows great happiness when they
discover that they are going to have a
baby later on.
We have a nice dark setting with Craig in bed discovering some aliens in his
room and he goes berserk by trying to
attack them.
We spot a perfect setting in a
psychiatrists room performed by Dr. Susan Lamarche by hypnotising Sherry with some not so good responses while she's in a trance as this looked impressive.
During this sequence we spot a nice
picture of her body floating out of the
house and up to a stormy sky which is a
UFO.
We get a good close up shot with her on a table with the aliens
circling her and doing experiments with
her. She reacts well acting so out of it
and then to the painful stuff and does
well at crying too.
Great shot on her falling to
the ground and a baby alien crawling out
of her.
There's a good conversation sequence between Craig and Sherry when he tries to
help her and she acts weak, upset and
refusing. These moments looked truly depressing and making you feel sorry for her.
Great gothic moment of Sherry strapped to some sort of a chair with a
monstrous looking alien impregnating her.
Craig almost acts like a madman in
the operation table and Sherry pleading
him not to take away their baby. He shows
nice monstrous expressions too.
Bottom line is that this is a total X-Files
ripoff as you wonder if this is a plain
sci fi with horror elements in it but the
horror does happen in it believe me but
it's not good at all and the aliens don't
appear much in this film at all. Nothing really exciting that came out of
this clunker but some solid performance
and special effects. Elvis has just left the building folks
The acting is
quite good which saves this film from
bombing as Arnold Vosloo (Dr. Craig Burton) seems
to play a good intelligent doctor in the
film and seems to know how to be confused
with everything that goes on and knows
how to act wicked to top it all off. He shows
nice monstrous expressions too.
Jillian McWhirter (Sherry Burton) stole the show
with her performance as she knew how to
act in pain or crying weakly as well
bringing her character to life. She really did great when she
was in a trance acting intense and
paranoid in a certain scene. During when aliens do an experiment with her she reacts well acting so out of it
and then to the painful stuff and does
well at crying too.
Lindsay Crouse (Dr. Susan Lamarche) was perfect as a
shrink doing hypnotism and has the
perfect serious attitude in which she does this very well.
Jillian
McWhittier exposes her full naked
body during many moments in this film
like with a sex scene or when the aliens
are doing experiments with her.
There is also a butt shot on Arnold
Vosloo lying in bed.
An alien bursts
out of a woman on a TV set
A womens insides are torn open at an
operating table
We have the suspenseful
classical composing performed by Steve
Morrell in which he seems to make it
sound superb with each scene in the film. |
