Yes, I know - Why? This dreary sci-fi bobbins scraped together enough interest to put together this conclusion to the increasingly poor trilogy about space aliens who just want to have sex! The previous cast have jumped ship, so they have drafted in the easy on-the-eye Robin Dunne to play the whizkid student "Dean". He is roped in by his professor "Abbot" (Robert Knepper) when the latter man discovers the remnants of an alien in his basement and is soon harvesting eggs and creating a new beastie in the form of the beautiful "Sara" (Sunny Mabrey). Of cou…
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Yes, I know - Why? This dreary sci-fi bobbins scraped together enough interest to put together this conclusion to the increasingly poor trilogy about space aliens who just want to have sex! The previous cast have jumped ship, so they have drafted in the easy on-the-eye Robin Dunne to play the whizkid student "Dean". He is roped in by his professor "Abbot" (Robert Knepper) when the latter man discovers the remnants of an alien in his basement and is soon harvesting eggs and creating a new beastie in the form of the beautiful "Sara" (Sunny Mabrey). Of course, she's not the only creature out there and soon they have to deal with the marauding "Amelia" (Amelia Cooke - keep it simple for her) and fight for their very survival. It's way too long to sustain the threadbare story and Dunne really hasn't the gravitas to carry the really lightweight cast through all but two hours of rehashed storyline and very average special effects. Was it straight to video? Or the sci-fi channel? Very little to redeem it, sorry.
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Robert KnepperDr. Abbot
Sunny MabreySara
Amelia CookeAmelia
Christopher NeameDr. Nicholas Turner
Patricia BethuneColleen
Michael WarrenAgent Wasach
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John Paul PitocHastings
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