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Name:Terrorvision (1986) DVDRip (SiRiUs sHaRe)

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Terrorvision (1986)

A civilization on a distant planet has found a way to solve its garbage problem: turning it into energy and beaming it into outer space. A flaw in this system is found when the signal is accidentally picked up on Earth by the Putterman Family's home satellite dish. While this would ordinarily be just another mess, this particular transmission contains a hungry trash monster who quickly begins snacking on various Puttermans. Only young Sherman Putterman has any clue what is going on, but nobody will believe him. Is there any hope for the Earth?

Diane Franklin ... Suzy Putterman
Gerrit Graham ... Stanley Putterman
Mary Woronov ... Raquel Putterman
Chad Allen ... Sherman Putterman
Jon Gries ... O.D. (as Jonathan Gries)
Jennifer Richards ... Medusa
Alejandro Rey ... Spiro
Bert Remsen ... Grampa Putterman
Randi Brooks ... Cherry
Ian Patrick Williams ... Nutky
Sonny Carl Davis ... Norton
William Paulson ... Pluthar
John Leamer ... Chauffer

Director: Ted Nicolaou

Runtime: 83 mins

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092074/

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Video : 623 MB, 1035 Kbps, 23.976 fps, 688*384 (16:9), XVID = XVID Mpeg-4,
Audio : 76 MB, 128 Kbps, 48000 Hz, 2 channels, 0x55 = MPEG Layer-3, VBR,

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TERRORVISION is a very peculiar horror-comedy that has the word "camp" labeled all over it. This fairy tale tells about a sloppy alien puppet monster who, presumably by accident, enters Planet Earth via a TV satellite dish. This enormous monster appears on the TV screen at first, then, talk about visual effects, it eventually materializes, appearing live, in the flesh! Talk about audience participation!!

Gerrit Graham (PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE, THE ANNIHILATORS) and Mary Wodornov (EATING RAOUL) portray the Puttermans, a happily married suburban couple. They do not realize the "realism" of the monster they see on TV, HA! This so-called "couple" leads a VERY dysfunctional family with a military obsessed son and his survivalist grandfather. There is also a crazed daughter who loves heavy metal rock music, and her mentally inept boyfriend, who looks like Kid Rock minus the attitude and pizzazz. There is also a horror movie hostess, Medusa (Jennifer Richards) who fits into this scheme for absolutely no plausible reason. Meanwhile, the monster devours each of the family members one by one...later reproducing their heads when necessary in order to cover up its actions.

Planet Earth is in grave danger, once again and its only chance into stopping this hungry creature is an intergalactic police alien. He explains to everyone that this creature was originally suppose to be disposed of...but instead, it lands on Planet Earth. This interstellar alien cop is the only one who can blast the gross alien creature into oblivion but...well, I'm sure that you are interested in finding out the rest, so go see this movie!

TERRORVISION is a funny, hilarious horror cult film that has plenty of humor to liven this movie up. There are silly one-liners, hokey special effects, and a variety of "eccentric" characters to give this film strength. It is a stupid film at times, and the cast definitely overacts, but if you are looking for a nice, relaxing horror film that offers a very different style from the rest of the horror movies in this genre, then TERRORVISION is recommended for you!

This film was again produced by the one and only Empire Pictures, and you know what that means: cheesy special effects and acting galore! The monster especially is the most ludicrous...hairball-type creature that I have ever seen on screen. The rest of the special FX in this movie are standard fare though, with a elegant touch of cheekiness...

If you are in the mood for a humorously bad movie, then this picture is the perfect candidate for you! In addition to being a delightfully stomach churning horror experience, TERRORVISION is a satire on the media-obsessed suburban middle class family. Hey, these guys make "The Simpsons" look and act like those mature, civilized, and pleasantly lovable neighbors living next door. If you thought that your own family may be "dysfunctional," hey (trust me), the family portrayed in this movie will add new meaning to that word!

For a fine sense of humor that will appeal to cult film fans, TERRORVISION is destined to become that next "special" classic. Beware, if you are not prepared to laugh and be disgusted at the same time, then perhaps you should skip this film...

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If it were possible for a complete parody to be called original, "Terrorvision" (1986) would be the first to qualify. This is another cheap Albert and Charles Band (Empire Studios) production, but is not as mindless as something like "Redneck Zombies" and even has a bit of lyrical (yet very silly) charm. Everyone involved is obviously having a good time and the creature is much like something Richard Carlson would have encountered in a 1950's sci-fi film, but with much more slime. Not until "The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra" would there be a more self-aware genre parody. Although rated "R" because of some off-color humor, it would not be worth denying middle schoolers the pleasure of viewing this film because the overall style and effect is best appreciated by that age group.

Sherman Putterman is your standard alien monster film kid who has seen a monster but can't get anyone else to believe him. His grandpa (Bert Remsen in the film's best performance) is a survivalist promoting his lizard tail jerky product (the perfect food because lizards' tails grow back and you can eat it again) and hiding out in his well-stocked fallout shelter.

Sherman's swinging parents are Gerrit Graham (who played superstitious car salesman Jeff in "Used Cars") and Mary Woronov ("Eating Raoul").

1980's teen queen Diane Franklin plays Sherman's sister Suzy and Jon Gries (of "Pretender" fame) is her boyfriend "O.D." who is really into heavy metal music. Franklin is almost unrecognizable in her mid-1980's "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" look.

Although the parody is primarily directed at the excessive cuteness of "ET", "Terrorvision" also goes after Elvira and Vampira with a similar late night horror show hostess called Medusa who wears a wig of snakes, has two enormous talents, and manages a host(ess) of semi-explicit puns.

The real star is an alien house pet whose mutation into a hungry beast forced its owners to send its atoms out into space. The film begins on a distant planet where this mutated pet is being processed at the mutated creature facility. A stray planet causes the creatures atoms to deflect through space until it finally is sucked down to earth by Sherman's father's new satellite dish.

By the middle of the film the monster has chewed and sucked its way through most of the family and their friends when Sherman, Suzy, and OD have an "ET" moment with it. The monster can mimic anyone it has eaten so the other cast members have a couple of post- demise scenes.

Then again, what do I know? I'm only a child.

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Terror Vision falls into my favorite flavor of 80s comedies. Something with an atmosphere of 'Monster in My Pocket,' the family arrangement like 'Meet the Hollowheads' mixed with the humor of 'Doing Time on Planet Earth.' And of course, the filmmakers and everyone else (maybe) realize just how cheesy the movie is, and that's exactly why they can have so much fun with it. You can tell right from the start with the strange B52s-esque theme. Certainly, there's got to be a genre for these kinds of movies, I just don't know that anyone's come up with the right name. Bizarro comedies is what I call 'em, and I love 'em.

Terror Vision refers to the alien lifeforms that hijacked an eccentric family's satellite TV system. Throughout the movie, this monotoned alien leader reads reports anytime he can butt in on the frequencies and warn humans that a sudden waste dump at their site unleashed this huge slimy giant-eyed alien who is known for eating humans who p**s him off. Despite being a maximum oddball family, no one will believe the boy that "monsters ate Grandpa!" (his Grandpa who was also convinced that it was not Monsters the boy saw, but burgalars in "Haloween masks" meant to "scare the poop out of you.")

Look for plenty of familiar faces, including young 80s teen actor Chad Allen. My favorite character, however, is 'O.D.' played by the excellent John Gries (of 'Monster Squad' and 'Real Genius' fame), who is hilarious as the braindead metal head boyfriend, though he was smart enough to figure out that the alien could be just like a cool slobbering pet, 80s style (i.e. add a diet of pizza and rock n' roll).

80s fans of bizarre comedies should enjoy this movie.

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The brief MTV clip shown is of a WASP song called Tormentor and the character O.D. Riley wears a WASP t-shirt.

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