Demônio do Espaço

Título original: Demonwarp

1988
R
1 h 31 min

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Bill Crafton e sua filha Julie são atacados na floresta por uma criatura que acreditam ser um tipo de Pé-Grande. No entanto, logo começam a suspeitar que podem ter descoberto um ninho de ali... Ler tudoBill Crafton e sua filha Julie são atacados na floresta por uma criatura que acreditam ser um tipo de Pé-Grande. No entanto, logo começam a suspeitar que podem ter descoberto um ninho de alienígenas em uma nave espacial escondida.Bill Crafton e sua filha Julie são atacados na floresta por uma criatura que acreditam ser um tipo de Pé-Grande. No entanto, logo começam a suspeitar que podem ter descoberto um ninho de alienígenas em uma nave espacial escondida.

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In the original story, written by John Carl Buechler, none of the characters had last names, except for Jack Bergman. The screenwriters expanded on that when naming the other characters because they were fans of the comedy group The Firesign Theatre. So each member of the group of Bigfoot hunters has the same last name as one of the four members of the Firesign Theatre: Bergman, Proctor, Ossman, and Austin.

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Betsy: [Strips off her shirt] Well, we came all this way. We might as well get a tan, right?

Versões alternativas
UK versions are cut by 67 seconds for an '18' rating.

Conexões
Featured in Best of the Worst: Kill Squad, Ryan's Babe, and Demonwarp (2018)

Trilhas sonoras
Dancin' the Night Away
Performed by Reno Wilde
Written by Dan Slider and Ronald Gertz (as Ron Gertz)

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Well-made horror

My review was written in March 1988 after watching the film on Vidmark video cassette.

"Demonwarp" is a moderately successful sci-fi/horror pic that could have used more sci-fi and less routine horror. Film is going out as a direct-to-video entry, presumably to avoid cutting its gory and sexy material to achieve a theatrical R rating.

A group of teens for the umpteenth time in the past decade is camping at a remote cabin in the woods, attacked by a Bigfoot monster (well-executed by makeup specialist John Buechler, but shown too often to be credible). George Kennedy's daughter was carried off by Bigfoot from the same cabin a while back and he shows up to help the teens fight the unknown.

Farfetched plot peg has Bigfoot turning out to be the creation of space aliens who landed nearby many years back. Pic climaxes with the aliens' stooges sacrificing nubile, topless Earth girls (Michelle Bauer and Pamela Gilbert) to their gooey monster boss. A corny multiple-nightmare ending sabotages much of the buildup effect.

Technically well-made, "Demonwarp" is ultimately an excuse to show off naked women (definitely prime voyeur material), gory makeup and some interesting monster garb. More creativity and less exploitation could have qualified for theatrical usage.