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Inseminoid [1981] [DVD]

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Robin Clarke (Actor), Jennifer Ashley (Actor), Norman J. Warren (Director) Rated: Suitable for 18 years and over Format: DVD
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  • Actors: Robin Clarke, Jennifer Ashley, Stephanie Beacham, Steven Grives, Barrie Houghton
  • Directors: Norman J. Warren
  • Writers: Gloria Maley, Nick Maley
  • Producers: David Speechley, Peter M. Schlesinger, Richard Gordon
  • Format: PAL
  • Language: English
  • Region: All Regions
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9 - 2.35:1
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Classification: 18
  • Studio: Quantum Leap
  • DVD Release Date: 26 July 1999
  • Run Time: 89 minutes
  • Average Customer Review: 3.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (18 customer reviews)
  • ASIN: B00004CZ0C
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 16,168 in DVD & Blu-ray (See Top 100 in DVD & Blu-ray)

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A female crew member of a space archaeology expedition mysteriously vanishes during a survey of a distant planet. When she is found she is discovered to be pregnant, and soon begins to act strangely. This gory cult horror film was formerly banned on video under the 1984 Video Recordings Act.

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4.0 out of 5 starsInseminoid: Not an 'Alien' rip-off
By Euromancer TOP 1000 REVIEWER on 21 Aug. 2013
Format: DVD
'Inseminoid' is a low(ish) budget - £1 million - SF exploitation movie filmed shortly after 'Alien', directed by Norman J. Warren, best known previously for 'Satan's Slave' (horror) and 'Prey' (which is also a science fiction film dealing with an extraterrestrial disguised as a human being visiting Earth). It is a competently made picture, with some big name actresses (Judy Geeson and Stephanie Beecham, both of whom had worked for Hammer - amongst other studios - previously). Despite the budgetary restraints, it has some good special effects, some not-so-good special effects, but overall does an effective job as a SF-Horror movie. It has an excellent period synthesizer score common to SF and Horror films at the time (for example the works of John Carpenter) and lots of lively ideas.
The touches of sex and horror are effective and the setting in Chislehurst caves (where the notorious Hellfire Club used to get up to all sorts of naughtiness) work very well as the site of an archeaological dig on an alien moon.

'Inseminoid' has many detractors, who tend to fall into two camps (1) viewers who can't use their imagination and suspend disbelief in the face of less than 100% realistic effects, and/or (2) those who believe the film is a 'rip-off' of 'Alien'.

The first group will never enjoy any SF film that doesn't have a big budget sheen, so in terms of judging well over 90% of SF films made, don't have opinions worth considering, since using their imaginations is a step too far for them. Almost every SF film ever made needs the audience to willingly suspend disbelief and engage with the 'what if?' mindset required to enjoy the genre. If you can't use your imagination and need everything handed to you on a plate, you're doomed to never enjoy most SF.Read more ›
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3.0 out of 5 starsIn space, no one can hear the audience laugh
By A Customer on 23 May 2002
Format: DVD
When Alien arrived in cinemas it presented a world of trucker-chic and phallic xenomorphs, Inseminoid on the other hand gave us hot pants and Stephanie Beacham. While Ridley Scott's film skillfully laced primal fear with dark, Freudian undertones, Norman J Warren's galactic penis-creature just bangs Judy Geeson with a giant perspex willy. Yes in this movie you will gaze in awe at Stephanie Beacham's little white pants, yes you will sit helpless as the pound-stretcher sets make a better fist of the acting than the cast and yes you will start humming 'I Feel Love' when the rubbery beast makes interplantary luurve on a discotechque floor. Buy it now!
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3.0 out of 5 starsShamless Brit Rip Off Of Alien... But Effective As A Nasty B Movie, If You Don't Expect Big FX Work.....
By AJ on 20 Jun. 2015
Format: DVD
This movie is very low budget but it has it's unique charms too! Yes it is very derivative of Alien but if you like that genre, and you don't demand the same level of production values you may still enjoy this; it actually reminds me in places of the much more recent Prometheus movie, although on amuch, much, MUCH lower scale!!!
You could place it in a similar context to Saturn 3 although that film is better and has a much higher budget to be fair.
There is a reasonable level of gore and both alien and human generated violence, You know it's a science fiction horror movie from 1981 that never pretends to be anything less than a British rip off of Alien!! It has it's nasty moments and it's worth watching, just that the production values, sets, fx, costumes are more in line with 70s Doctor Who or Blakes 7 than Ridley Scott's 1979 epic!

The director does set most of the movie in caves & tunnels, that form the underground base on the alien planet, don't expect much action on the planet's surface (which when seen is mostly just a rock quarry type location filmed through a purple filter) Don't expect much in the way of shots of spaceships or elaborate fx. It's all left to imagination. To be fair the claustrophobic elements of the tunnels often work well. You don't see that much of the alien/s either but what you see is reasonably effective, it wouldn't have troubled HR Giger but it works in the movie. it's actually more like a slasher movie in terms of its alien impregnated but human protagonist. And yes there is a creepy alien rape scene..

It's a film that actually would be served well by a remake, somebody like Neil Marshall would be a good fit, methinks.Read more ›
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3.0 out of 5 starsIt's surprising what fun there is in Chislehurst cave's.
By L.J.F.64 on 13 May 2015
Format: DVD
A team of scientists are working in a lab on a distant planet when one of the female scientists is raped and impregnated causing her to lose her grip on reality and starts killing everyone one by one.

Interesting British sci-fi/horror, if a little underwhelming. Made for a relatively low budget of around £1million the film actually looks quite good, the sets (in Chislehurst cave's), the props & locals all adds to the much bigger budget feel to the picture. There are a few famous faces, Stephanie Beacham, Victoria Tennant & Judy Geeson, everyone else less so, but all do a fine job, Geeson outshines but the acting is not a negative point, neither is the pacing, the film moves along at a fair old zip with enough fights and mini explosions to try and keep attention. The electronic score is another good thing and adds to the "sci-fi" or "futuristic" feel to the film, the one thing that hurts it though is the story, it really isn't interesting enough, the premise is, but the final product struggles to hold or grip the viewer, the final 15-20mins are fun and even exciting creating a creepy tension but by this point the story is all but gone (as will some of the audience).

Director Norman J Warren usually makes fun little horror pics and this is by no means an exception, just don't invest to much in the story and there should be something to enjoy. Surprisingly this made it on to the Section 3 nasty list, there are a couple of reasonably strong (& fairly effective) scenes, a woman cutting part of her leg off & the rape, but nothing that could possibly offend.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews

4.0 out of 5 starsScenery-chewing Judy !

Previous reviewers have comprehensively covered this film. The production values are good overall and Chislehurst Caves are used to very good effect. I enjoyed it. Read more

Published 22 days ago by Michael P. O'Hara
4.0 out of 5 starsFour Stars

Good film nice picture quality is what you would expect from a dvd of this era

Published 2 months ago by Colin T
4.0 out of 5 starsFour Stars

The best print so far

Published 4 months ago by Thor-Arild Ødegaard
2.0 out of 5 starsInsemiNOD (Yawn)

Cheap movie bad acting (Even from a well known cast). Some amusing parts.

Published 5 months ago by W.E.Partington
4.0 out of 5 stars... but for an ALIEN rip off it is very good. Very well done...

This was his most terrifying film of the four that Norman Warren made and his biggest budgeted but for an ALIEN rip off it is very good. Read more

Published 10 months ago by Bobeee
5.0 out of 5 starsentertaining engrossing engaging movie

hassle free transaction.

no real spoilers just comment on the film

was it dated? Read more

Published 11 months ago by tencsboc
1.0 out of 5 starsInseminoid Devoid.

Inseminoid (AKA: Horror Planet) is directed by Norman J. Warren and written by Nick and Gloria Maley. It stars Judy Geeson, Robin Clarke, Jennifer Ashley and Stephanie Beacham. Read more

Published on 24 Nov. 2013 by Spike Owen
5.0 out of 5 starsEnjoyable British Sci-Fi

Sit down with bag of pop-corn and a soda-pop to watch this enjoyable British Sci-fi movie, for those who want a easy pleasing Sci-Fi film, plus as a bonus, you get Judy Geeson and... Read more

Published on 26 Aug. 2012 by goodfellow
1.0 out of 5 starsWhy did I bother?

I never saw this film when it came out in the 80s. I was lucky! Saved myself the price of a cinema ticket. Read more

Published on 7 Jan. 2012 by dasbunker. carmarthen
1.0 out of 5 starsSubtract 1 mark

This film is toilet! I remember watching this at college after gullibly and implausibly falling for the ridiculous reel em in tag lines. Well I was 16! Read more

Published on 26 Feb. 2010 by Cynical John

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