La Galaxie de la terreur

Titre original : Galaxy of Terror

1981
16
1h 21min

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Thriller de science-fiction à suspense, dans lequel un équipage de vaisseau spatial de sauvetage se retrouve confronté aux horreurs projetées par leur propre imagination.Thriller de science-fiction à suspense, dans lequel un équipage de vaisseau spatial de sauvetage se retrouve confronté aux horreurs projetées par leur propre imagination.Thriller de science-fiction à suspense, dans lequel un équipage de vaisseau spatial de sauvetage se retrouve confronté aux horreurs projetées par leur propre imagination.

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Anecdotes
The set dresser on this film was Bill Paxton, before he took to acting. He was employed by the film's Art Director, and future frequent collaborator, James Cameron.

Gaffes
When the captain engages the hyper-drive, she stands at the control panel. A montage of the crew members strapped into their seats follows, including the captain. When hyper-drive disengages a few seconds later, she is still standing at the control panel in exactly the same spot.

Citations
Quuhod: I live and die by the crystals.

Crédits fous
End credits roll over the pyramid which glows blue as the wind can be heard blowing.

Versions alternatives
The 1986 UK Warner video release was cut by 14 secs by the BBFC to reduce the rape of Dameia by a giant maggot. The cuts were fully waived for the 2002 ILC DVD.

Connexions
Edited into Le vampire de l'espace (1988)

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5/10

This is only worth your time if you're a huge Englund and/or Haig fan

I recently came across the Robert Englund and Sid Haig cult classic Galaxy of Terror (1981) on MAX. The story follows a spaceship crew that stumbles upon a vessel with a missing crew. As they investigate, hoping to find survivors, they instead encounter alien creatures that begin picking off the members of their own ship one by one.

The film also stars Erin Moran (Happy Days), Ray Walston (The Stand), and Edward Albert (Power Rangers), and is directed by Bruce Clark (Ski Bum and The Hammer).

It's clear that Galaxy of Terror was aiming to capitalize on the success of Alien, which had been released two years earlier. However, the special effects and action sequences here are far from the quality of Alien, and often come off as a bit cheesy. Despite being released in 1981, the film has more of a '70s sci-fi feel. Overall, it's an average to below-average entry in the sci-fi genre that might only appeal to diehard fans of Englund or Haig. I'd rate it a 5/10.