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Inseminoid

- Conceived in violence, carried in terror, born to devastate and brutalize a universe!

A crew of interplanetary archaeologists is threatened when an alien creature impregnates one of their members, causing her to turn homicidal and murder them one by one.

Release Date : 1981-01-23

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Jupiter Film Productions

Production Country : United Kingdom

Alternative Titles : Horror PlanetHorrorplanet

Cast

Character Name : Mark

Original Name : Robin Clarke

Gender : Male

Character Name : Holly

Original Name : Jennifer Ashley

Gender : Female

Character Name : Kate

Original Name : Stephanie Beacham

Gender : Female

Character Name : Gary

Original Name : Steven Grives

Gender : Male

Character Name : Karl

Original Name : Barrie Houghton

Gender : Male

Character Name : Gail

Original Name : Rosalind Lloyd

Gender : Female

Character Name : Barbra

Original Name : Victoria Tennant

Gender : Female

Character Name : Mitch

Original Name : Trevor Thomas

Gender : Male

Character Name : Sharon

Original Name : Heather Wright

Gender : Female

Character Name : Ricky

Original Name : David Baxt

Gender : Male

Character Name : Dean

Original Name : Dominic Jephcott

Gender : Male

Character Name : Jeff

Original Name : John Segal

Gender : Male

Character Name : Roy

Original Name : Robert Pugh

Gender : Male

Character Name : Sandy

Original Name : Judy Geeson

Gender : Female

Character Name : Alien Babies

Original Name : Nick Maley

Gender : Male

Character Name : Corin

Original Name : Kevin O'Shea

Gender : Male

Reviews

John Chard

@John Chard

2024-05-16

Inseminoid 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. Music is by John Scott and cinematography by John Metcalfe. A crew of space scientists come under attack after an alien creature impregnates one of the team, causing her maternal instincts to turn her into a homicidal maniac. The makers denied it is a cheap knock-off of Ridley Scott's Alien, and in their defence, 20th Century Fox supremo's viewed Inseminoid and had absolutely no problem with it. So? Is it a tacky cash in? Well judge for yourself, but ultimately it's films like this that make you treasure Alien even more; regardless of budget differences. Inseminoid, great title at least, is hysterically bad. It doesn't make any sense (seriously, the screenplay must have been written in 5 minutes), its cheapness is "not" endearing and the acting is appalling. Add in some awful effects work, costuming care of the decade that time forgot, and the over powering sense of sleaze for gore's sake, and you got one bad movie on your hands. Is it mindless fun? Well it is funny! When actors like Brit babes Geeson and Beacham take it seriously, the former really throwing herself into the crazed mommy role, then it's hard not to laugh, even more so when the alien glove puppets show up. To be fair to Beacham, she came out and said she did it purely for the money, but the honourable thing to do would have been to wave her fee and distribute it back to the paying punters at the box offices who had to suffer this tripe. Alien rape, murder bedlam and cannibalism, it shouldn't be funny, but it is. 2/10