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Alien Apocalypse
Approx. run time 88 minutes
Genre Action
Adventure
Comedy
Sci-Fi
Production company Sci-Fi Channel
Distributed by Sci-Fi Channel
Written by Josh Becker
Robert G. Tapert
Directed by Josh Becker
Produced by Jeff Franklin
Bob Perkis
Starring Bruce Campbell
Renee O'Connor
Remington Franklin
Michael Cory Davis
Peter Jason
Editing by Shawn Paper
Music by Joseph LoDuca
Cinematography David Worth
Budget $1,500,000 (estimated)
Country United States
Language English
Original channel Sci-Fi Channel
Release date March 26, 2005

Alien Apocalypse is a 2005 Sci Fi channel original movie, directed and written by Josh Becker, and starring Bruce Campbell, Renee O'Connor, Remington Franklin, Michael Cory Davis and Peter Jason. It was released direct-to-video on March 26, 2005.

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Plot

Astronaut and Osteopath, Dr. Ivan Hood (Bruce Campbell) and his companion Kelly (Renee O'Connor) return from their 40-year-long mission in space to find the planet taken over by locust-like aliens. Now, Dr. Hood must go up into the Cascade Mountains and find the President, who allegedly has an army of escaped slaves who will rebel against the alien scourge. Unfortunately, this doesn't happen and the reluctant Dr. Hood has to spark the rebellion himself (and is later joined by the president).

Cast

  • Bruce Campbell as Dr. Ivan Hood
  • Renee O'Connor as Kelly
  • Remington Franklin as Alex
  • Michael Cory Davis as Chuck
  • Peter Jason as President Demsky
  • Neda Sokolovska as Aida
  • Vladimir Kolev as Fisherman Bob
  • Valentin Giasbeily as Tyler

Production

This film was shot in Sofia, Bulgaria. According to the DVD commentary many of the actors in the film were Bulgarian and spoke little English so most of the dialogue was dubbed or "looped" in post-production.

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