ALL SCI-FI

[Bud Brewster]

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A variety pack which features both sci-fi, horror, and fantasy. Fun for the whole family!

Ace report Kolchak chases paranormal phenomenon but rarely gets to write them, astronaut Taylor crash lands on a planet with mute people and talking simians, and Christina Applegate gets a surprise visit from a relative . . . who lived hundreds of years ago!





It's an all-you-can-eat special, with something for everyone.
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Kolchak: The Night Stalker (1974~'75)

Opening Statement: I didn't watch very many of the episodes, but I do remember enjoying the first one, about Dracular living in Las Vegas because it had such an active night life.

Clever Idea.

Planet of the Apes (1968)

Opening Statement: Here's a few thoughts I had today about Planet of the Apes while watching it today. Some of them are questions and some are flaws in the logic
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Question: What was the purpose of this space mission? Three guys and one gal arrive at an unnamed star, 2,000 years in the future

Just Visiting (2001)

Opening Statement: Christina Applegate isn't just sexy as hell when she's playing Kellly Bundy. Shocked

She's also sexy as hell when she's proving she can really act! Cool

In this time-travel / comedy, an arrogant 12th century knight and his humble, bumbling-fool servant seek the help of a wizard to send them back in time to prevent the tragic murder of a princess.

Unfortunately, the wizard (Roddy McDowell) is a bumbling fool as well, so the knight (Rene Russo from Mission: Impossible and Godzilla) and his servant end up in 2000 . . . and Chicago.
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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)