Terminal Invasion 2002 123movies

Watch: Terminal Invasion 2002 123movies, Full Movie Online – In a stormy night, while transporting the criminal Jack to the death corridor, the officers have a car accident nearby a private airport. They bring the prisoner to the place where clients are arguing the owner of the charter services and pilot Cathy Garrett because she refuses to take off with the bad weather and the communications are down due to the snow storm. Jack asks to go to the toilet being escorted by the guards; however, in the bathroom, a preacher attacks and kills the guards and when Jack kills him, his body vanishes. Jack returns to the lobby and when the security guard holds him, he accidentally shots a passenger, but the woman does not die until Jack shots her head and her body also disappears. The survivors conclude that they are trapped in a place with aliens and nobody is trustful..
Plot: Aliens in human disguise commandeer a rural airport during a snowstorm. To survive, the people trapped inside must determine which of their own is not of this Earth.
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	4.9/10 Votes: 2,204
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Enjoyable made-for-TV movie from the creator of Jason Vorhees.
Friday the 13th’s Sean S. Cunningham directs The Evil Dead’s Bruce Campbell in this entertaining piece of B-movie sci-fi/horror hokum. Although made for TV, ‘Terminal Invasion’ has its fair share of decent moments and Cunningham, no stranger to the genre, delivers a slick fun-filled film. Only the iffy editing and some dodgy scene transitions belie the movie’s TV origins.

In a script that draws comparison with John Carpenter’s (far superior) The Thing, a group of people, trapped inside a remote airport terminal during a severe blizzard, discover a malign alien presence intent on enslaving mankind. But with the extra-terrestrial creatures in human guise, paranoia and panic soon sets in.

Bruce Campbell, not the greatest of actors put possessing a strong screen presence, hams it up the only way he can, bringing a welcome familiarity to his role of Jack; this is basically Ash from Army of Darkness, minus his boom-stick! The rest of the cast give credible performances; a commendable feat given the cheesy lines they are forced to deliver.

The special effects are sparse, but effective; once out of their human form, the aliens are a creepy bunch of ugly critters, and there is even a tiny smattering of gore to keep horror fans happy.

Despite ‘Terminal Invasion’ being a made for TV offering, it is great to see Sean S. Cunningham directing again after a long hiatus-this is, after all, the man who gave us Jason Vorhees-and I look forward to ‘Trapped Ashes’, a horror anthology which will contain segments from four different directors (Cunningham directs the second segment) plus non-segment portions by Joe Dante. The film has been described as ‘extremely twisted’. Sounds promising.

Better than much of what passes for entertainment.
Lets be honest…..this movie isn’t Gone with the wind, or Ghandi….its not even Alien or Independence day. But its clever, well written and an alien movie with a unique storyline. Reminiscent of the paranoia in the best of the sci-fi movies of the 50’s. Are they or aren’t they. Bunch of folks in a confined area….unable to tell who’s who. I recorded it…because of my fondness for Army of Darkness, fully expecting to bail out after 15 or 20 minutes. Instead I watched it all…and enjoyed it enough to encourage others to give it a try. I gave it a 7. I would have preferred to end this review a line above, but apparently I was too concise for my own good, falling short of the content minimum

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 30 min (90 min), 1 hr 21 min (81 min) (DVD) (Germany)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Action, Mystery, Sci-Fi
Director Sean S. Cunningham
Writer Lewis Abernathy, John Jarrell, Robinson Young
Actors Bruce Campbell, Chase Masterson, C. David Johnson
Country United States, Canada
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Sound Mix Stereo
Aspect Ratio 1.78 : 1
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