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UV Light Cures Possession Our heros are being stalked by the "seed people" (ordinary people who have been possessed). Until one of them accidentally bumps a light in the scientist's shed. The light swings around, exposing the possessed to direct ultraviolet radiation. Which somehow de-possesses them.
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| Worst Cover Copy | |
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Yet Another Lurid, Inaccurate Cover Start with the cheesy tagline ("The Root of All Evil").
The back cover makes reference to the three cover critters by name (even though they are unnamed in the film), and is only about 85% truthful in its recounting of the plot. Bonus points for a luridly drawn cover instead of using stills.... |
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| Crummiest Ending | |
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They're All Possessed The entire movie has been one long flashback. As our hero finally finishes recounting his tale to the kindly doctor in the hospital where he's being seen, he realizes that he's been strapped down. Then the door opens, and one of the bad guys walks in. Everyone is possessed! Bad guys win.
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| Director | Claim to Fame |
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 Peter Manoogian |
AD or 2nd unit director on such Smithee "classics" as Fear City, Metalstorm: the Destruction of Jared Syn, Parasite, and Galaxy of Terror. |
| Actor | Character | Claim to Fame |
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| Sam Hennings |
<Not Yet in Database> | |
| Andrea Roth |
<Not Yet in Database> | Eleanor in A Woman of Independent Means |
| Dane Witherspoon |
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