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Forbidden World [DVD] [1982] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]

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3.5 out of 5 stars 11 customer reviews
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  • Format: NTSC
  • Language: English
  • Region: Region 1 (US and Canada DVD formats.)
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9 - 1.85:1
  • Number of discs: 2
  • Classification: R (Restricted) (US MPAA rating. See details.)
  • Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (11 customer reviews)
  • ASIN: B003CNQPO2
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4.0 out of 5 starsPart Alien...Part Human...All Nightmare
By I. R. Kerr TOP 500 REVIEWERVINE VOICE on 11 Mar. 2011
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One of my favourite monster movies of the early 1980's.
When a research experiment on a desert planet goes wrong Colby (Jesse Vint) and his robot side-kick are sent to assist the scientists.
Whilst supposedly attempting to find ways to genetically incease food supplies the scientists conduct an illegal experiment and create Subject 20, a genetically engineered alien human hybrid.
When the creature escapes due to a particularly hair-brained act of stupidity it starts to grow and develops a taste for blood. The creature's first manifestation is pretty poor, like a shrivelled octopus but later on as it mutates our toothsome menace trims the crew numbers down nicely....cognitive retributions(sic).
There's plenty of totally gratiutous nudity, lots of screaming and running down dark corridors and bucket loads of slime for the special effects. The electronic music score by Susan Justin is pretty good too, I've not seen this movie for years and still remembered the theme tune.
If you like mad B-movies please forgive the space battle in the first 5 minutes which goes off at a slight tangent and just enjoy the rest of the film.
Unfortunately there are no extras at all.
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3.0 out of 5 starsSleazy and silly from the early 80's Sci-Fi boom
By Alasdair Swanson on 2 Aug. 2015
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This is a Roger Corman production which starts with a space battle (using spare "Battle Beyond The Stars" footage) which fills 10 minutes and introduces our square-jawed hero Mike Colby as he is diverted to a research station in trouble. An experiment has gone awry and begins killing people and turning them into easily-digested mush and it has to be stopped. This dates from that period of the early 1980s after Alien, Close Encounters, Star Wars and so on when basically anything with spaceships or slime-dripping monsters was assured of an audience. If it could be any good as well, it might get a second week.

This film manages a space battle, a genetic experiment, alien pods, slimy exploding monsters, laser guns and comic relief. Despite this, we still find time for three (blatantly pointless) nude scenes, a lot of shouting in steam-filled corridors and a potential redemption against a toothy monster that isn't at all an Alien rip-off design, certainly not (ahem).

Interestingly, there's a second version of the same film on the second disc, this time in full-screen with about five minutes extra footage -- yes, it's an unrated Director's Cut! Shout Factory are excelling themselves in the "Special Editions of films that don't really deserve them" space being occupied by Arrow in the UK.

There's a commentary (only on the director's cut), some featurettes and galleries and a rather sweet interview with Roger Corman, who always comes across as a pussy cat but who is presumably not.

Picture and sound are as good as you could expect from the sources. The film's not nearly as much fun as the better-known "Galaxy of Terror" or even "Battle Beyond the Stars" but it's still silly, slightly sweaty, sleazy, minor fun.

If it's cheap, why not?
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3.0 out of 5 starsRampant Hamburger
By Albert Neanderthal on 13 July 2011
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Dreadfull enough to be entertaining. "Scientists" and others too thick to see obvious hazards in front of them get eaten. Forget the Killer tomatoes this is the killer hamburger with legs a good monster romp.
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3.0 out of 5 starschallenging, low-key and weird exotic sci-fi
By Per N. Poulsen on 5 May 2013
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Imagine the first Alien flick as a crackwhore! .. The soundtrack : Sounds like an evil and harsh Tangerine Dream. The Alien (looks a bit like the alien) : It looks like Alien on crack as I sad. The actors : Awful but bloody entertaining none-the-less. The effects: Awful but great. BUT! .. It's actualy boring, and the lightning makes it quite hard to see what actualy happens (kinda sad realy) ..
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5.0 out of 5 starsForbidden World aka Mutant
By Ian James Wilson on 6 April 2010
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Subject 20 was created to save the galaxy from starvation...... until it got hungry With the galaxy on the brink of starvation,the scientists on planet Xarbia had to create a new form of food. they did,a mass of edible protein known simply as Subject 20.It seemed to hold all the answers.Until Subject 20 got hungry.When the news filters back.Commander Mike Colby is sent to investigate.In the dimly lit confines of the research station ,Subject 20 is on the loose.Every shadow now becomes a threat.And in the aching silence of space the terror is deafening. This is a first rate cult movie from 1982, (the video sleeve is far superior to the dvd sleeve shown,also the German dvd which i own along with the video,the German dvd includes the trailor photo gallary and the soundtrack which is pretty cool by Susan Justin. i even took my email address from this movie. dialogue is gritty in the vain of (john carpenter's assault on precint 13 another great cult movie)Earls going to bag himself a Dingwopper. the scenery and props are very good.although some of the opening sceanes are in another Roger Corman movie (battle beyond the stars which is inferior to this movie. Directed by Allan Holizaman, written by Tim Suhrstedt,special effects/creature features by J C Buechler all well known in the movie cult world of sci-fi horror most of the stars have featured in many movies over the years Micheal Bowen and Scott Paulin who prehaps have moved into the main stream of actors,Jessie Vint and his late brother Alan starred in several cult movies of the 70s before moving on to write and direct, Jessie was in Silent Running briefly in Dark Angel the Dolph Lundgren movie.June Chadwick was in V the mini series.Read more ›
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