An intelligence agent discovers a Nazi plot to revive the Third Reich by using clones.An intelligence agent discovers a Nazi plot to revive the Third Reich by using clones.An intelligence agent discovers a Nazi plot to revive the Third Reich by using clones.
Glenn Ransom
- Bernard Vogel
- (as Glen Ranson)
Gustaf Unger
- Hitler Clone (rumored)
- (as Gustof Unger)
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- TriviaFilmed in 1976 but never released to theaters, going directly to TV in 1978.
- GoofsThe lone survivor on an isolated island has electric to power up the computer and video equipment. Where is the electric coming from?
- Crazy creditsIntroducing William Lansing (this was his only movie)
- ConnectionsFeatures The Amazing Colossal Man (1957)
- SoundtracksLivin' on the Brink
Composed & Performed by The Edgar Kelly Band
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But it has its moments. Not a great sci-fi flick, but not a total waste of time either. I thought the choreography was poorly done, and certain special effects, principally blowing stuff up, weren't done to well. But Robert Vaughn was, as always, cool. The "Nazi bitch" with the bride of Frankenstien hair style was kind of campy. Aldo Ray, and I've always enjoyed his work, didn't have much of a part or come across that well. The premise is okay but the plot, not to mention the characters, is never really developed. And the guy in the cave, watching all of this via computerized film footage? Well, lots of what he sees, which is what we watch with him, took place behind closed doors and in swamps and ... Who was holding the camera? Ahh, nothings perfect. This is OK sci-fi if you don't set your expectations to high. Its worth a watch.
- KennethEagleSpirit
- Jan 15, 2007
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