Alien Terminator (1996)
Release Year: 1996
Nation: United States of America
Alternative Title: Alien Species
Director: Dave Payne
Writer: Dave Payne, Duke Lorr
Production & Genre
Producer(s):
Companies: Calibre Films
Genre: Horror, Science Fiction
Story
In the depths of Earth's surface, a group of scientists are conducting secret DNA experiments with potentially world-changing implications. When one such experiment goes awry, it unleashes an almost immortal creature capable of instant regeneration and insatiable appetite for human flesh. As the lab's life support systems begin to fail, the scientists must prepare for their final battle against this relentless force.
Summary
Alien Terminator (1996) is a low-budget horror-science fiction hybrid directed by Dave Payne. Set five miles underground in an isolated scientific research facility, the film explores themes of scientific tampering gone wrong and survival against overwhelming odds. Despite its limited resources, Alien Terminator combines elements of classic creature features with the claustrophobic tension of being trapped below ground.
