Twilight of the Dogs

1995
1h 54min

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John Brennan, Randall Shepperd, Gage Sheridan, Barry Sigismondi, and Tim Sullivan in Twilight of the Dogs (1995)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaIn the future, ex-military pilot Sam Asgarde is one of the few who have survived a worldwide plague as well as giant mutant spiders. A man with a terrible secret, Sam has to make a choice in... Leggi tuttoIn the future, ex-military pilot Sam Asgarde is one of the few who have survived a worldwide plague as well as giant mutant spiders. A man with a terrible secret, Sam has to make a choice in a desperate bid to save humanity.In the future, ex-military pilot Sam Asgarde is one of the few who have survived a worldwide plague as well as giant mutant spiders. A man with a terrible secret, Sam has to make a choice in a desperate bid to save humanity.

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The movie was filmed in Maryland, which is why greenery is in evidence despite the post-apocalyptic setting. The large building into which the murderous deacons chase Sam Asgarde was a disused tobacco curing facility.

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Sam Asgarde: Alas, Babylon!

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After the final credits, a blooper is shown. Sullivan (Asgarde) and Sheridan (Keruy) are lying in bed, and Asgarde is saying, "I've been so ... so foolish." Sheridan says, "You have been," and then starts laughing. After a few seconds, Sullivan realizes it's a blooper/joke, and he bursts into laughter too.

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Giant spiders and a HOT Redhead! What more could a man want?

Twilight of the Dogs is an entertaining film about life on Earth after a germ warfare accident. Gage Sheridan plays a half human/ half alien but 100% gorgeous redheaded babe trying to save the last of mankind from the plague. This may have been her first acting role, but she was excellent and she made her character heroic, sympathetic and completely believable. Kent Burton's amazing stop motion animation brought giant spiders to life on film. Director John Ellis made the end of the world believable on film and even had a genuine BMP tank captured during Desert Storm. Don't miss this film!