Is there an actor that can save any movie for you? There is one for me: John Saxon. I have sat through many a piece of absolute crap only because Saxon shows up to be the hero of the day, even if he's usually the villain.
TV reporter Carrie Madison (Kay Lenz, The Initiation of Sarah, House) is trying to meet with mad scientist Dr. Hartmann when she literally runs into Dan Roebuck's (Richard Hatch, TV's Battlestar Galactica) truck. Once they find the scientist, his machine causes them all to disappear to the parallel world of Vonya, which is populated by cavemen and the warlord Kleel (John Saxon, of course) who has plenty of Earth technology.
Director Terry Marcel also was behind the films Hawk the Slayer and Jane and the Lost City, so obviously sword, sorcery and science fiction was his bread and butter. Too bad that his bread and butter tastes so bad.
If you want to see John Saxon outact everyone around him - sadly I wish this were higher praise - and a ragtag group of aliens fight cavemen, I guess you should watch this. I can recommend several much better movies in this genre, though.
TV reporter Carrie Madison (Kay Lenz, The Initiation of Sarah, House) is trying to meet with mad scientist Dr. Hartmann when she literally runs into Dan Roebuck's (Richard Hatch, TV's Battlestar Galactica) truck. Once they find the scientist, his machine causes them all to disappear to the parallel world of Vonya, which is populated by cavemen and the warlord Kleel (John Saxon, of course) who has plenty of Earth technology.
Director Terry Marcel also was behind the films Hawk the Slayer and Jane and the Lost City, so obviously sword, sorcery and science fiction was his bread and butter. Too bad that his bread and butter tastes so bad.
If you want to see John Saxon outact everyone around him - sadly I wish this were higher praise - and a ragtag group of aliens fight cavemen, I guess you should watch this. I can recommend several much better movies in this genre, though.