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Alien Planet

  • 2023
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 22m
IMDb RATING
3.7/10
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Richard Dorton, Rob Batie, Tim Parker, Alan Maxson, Naiia Lajoie, Hunter C. Smith, Eric Prochnau, Jessica Blue, Donald Russell, Alexandra Bokova, and Daniel Edward Masterson in Alien Planet (2023)
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Two alien species with a history of hatred for each other are forced to work together and survive a hostile planet, to save their own.Two alien species with a history of hatred for each other are forced to work together and survive a hostile planet, to save their own.Two alien species with a history of hatred for each other are forced to work together and survive a hostile planet, to save their own.

  • Director
    • Alan Maxson
  • Writer
    • Alan Maxson
  • Stars
    • Alexandra Bokova
    • Hunter C. Smith
    • Naiia Lajoie
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  • IMDb RATING
    3.7/10
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    • Director
      • Alan Maxson
    • Writer
      • Alan Maxson
    • Stars
      • Alexandra Bokova
      • Hunter C. Smith
      • Naiia Lajoie
    • 28User reviews
    • 26Critic reviews
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    • Awards
      • 28 wins & 5 nominations total

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    Alexandra Bokova
    Alexandra Bokova
    • Lock
    Hunter C. Smith
    Hunter C. Smith
    • Brocheet
    Naiia Lajoie
    Naiia Lajoie
    • Giree
    Eric Prochnau
    Eric Prochnau
    • The Dweller
    Daniel Edward Masterson
    Daniel Edward Masterson
    • Kaak
    • (as Daniel Masterson)
    Rob Batie
    • General Delitch
    Donald Russell
    Donald Russell
    • Prefect Lukon
    Alan Maxson
    Alan Maxson
    • Giree
    • (voice)
    Richard Dorton
    Richard Dorton
    • K'veen
    Derek Maki
    Derek Maki
    • Dekek
    Jessica Blue
    Jessica Blue
    • Bluuk
    Jeff Howell
    • TuunKan
    Christopher Howard
    • Kanuarh Uno
    Jessalyn Knappmiller
    • Jekkalyyn
    Jerry Mendoza
    • Dozark
    Mark Maxson
    • Scroll Master
    • Director
      • Alan Maxson
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      • Alan Maxson
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    User reviews28

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    6jaydenradioactive

    campy nostalgic fun

    I loved the practical effects! So many movies nowadays lean too heavily on cgi, so this was a refreshing change. It was great how this movie really leaned into the campiness with the excessive fake blood and alien curse words. I mean, alien cat vomit has miraculous healing powers! Alien Planet really has the feel of a Star Trek episode, particularly Voyager or Enterprise. I think my favorite character was either Giree or Lock. I do have a few criticisms, though - some shots lasted twice as long as they really needed to, which is part of why the plot felt like it was dragging its metaphorical feet for a bit there. But the main reason this only has 6 stars is the ending. If the point was to piss the audience off, it was a complete success. The movie ended with a cheap "shocking twist" that left my dad and I deeply dissatisfied. We're still arguing over whether it was a budgeting issue forcing them to change the script at the last minute (which is what I think) or a deliberate attempt to make a statement (what my dad thinks).

    Tl;dr super fun and campy; I would've loved to be in the cast or crew of this! The ending sucks tho :/

    EDIT: For the record, my dad and I have no connection to the cast/crew. This just came on a queue of the B movies my dad watches while working at home.
    4paul_m_haakonsen

    Watchable...

    Of course I had never even heard about this 2023 sci-fi movie titled "Alien Planet" prior to stumbling upon it by random chance. Normally, then sci-fi is not my go-to genre of movies, but I do sit down every now and then and watch something sci-fi. And thus, I opted to sit down and watch "Alien Planet".

    I can't claim to be harboring much of any great expectations to writer and director Alan Maxson's 2023 movie "Alien Planet" given the fairly low-budget-looking cover/poster for the movie.

    The movie actually was watchable. Not a great movie though, but it was adequately watchable, if you don't mind watching low budget sci-fi. The storyline in the movie, as written by Alan Maxson, was pretty straightforward. And the movie looked and felt like it was made with a lot of heart and spirit put into the project.

    Needless to say that I was not familiar with the cast ensemble in the movie. But then again, the performers were so heavily disguised under prosthetics and make-up that they would be unrecognizable.

    The special effects in the movie were fair enough. Some of the effects were good, such as the lasers and the make-up and prosthetics. However, the space-cat, Giree, looked horribly fake.

    If you are a hardcore sci-fi fan, then you might get much more enjoyment out of "Alien Planet" than I did.

    My rating of writer and director Alan Maxson's 2023 movie "Alien Planet" lands on a four out of ten stars.
    7G-fan-uk

    A solid indie sci-fi flick

    So what we have here is yet another solid entry from Alan Maxson, from the so bad it's good (or perhaps just plain bad) Christmas with Cookie series we moved to the incredibly impressive dark comedy Patina. Alan has managed to take the quality of Patina and put that in to a full length feature. The effects on display here are impressive, and gory! The pacing is great, the cast are great, the directing is great. Whilst the story isn't necessarily breaking new ground, it is solid enough. Some moments seem a bit under developed, whilst others exceed expectations. If you are a fan of indie movies and a fan of sci-fi you should check this out.
    3connorundrumme

    A bit of a bummer about there being any positive reviews on this one.

    It wasn't worth it. Was reminded of Saturday morning kid's scripted fantasy tv programs from the 70s. So cheesy.

    Replete with smarmy sarcasm and hostile speechifying by the seemingly emotionally immature, laced with lame smack-talk, and even saying it to the unconscious.

    It has dialogue with full sentences that consist of, "Ugh, this arm is never gonna heal." and "This damn plant." Also, "Give me one good reason why I shouldn't kill you right now."

    The writing, acting, directing, are all about as bad as in the Extinct (2017) series, which was written and directed by BYU (Mormon) grads. The sophistication level is middle-school, like not totally stupid, but almost hopelessly underdeveloped.

    The editing was also biffed up, to where an injury changed sides of the body, and changed back because they flipped footage a few times.

    Some of the costuming decisions included Tabi Japanese Split Toe Shoes, or Ninja Jika Tabi Split Toe Boots, because those are totally 'alien.' My, my, my what this says! (Although, they're supposedly good for bunions, so maybe those aliens got Foot probs, not just food and water probs.)

    I did sort of love it when the puppet/animatronic-looking Healing-Pet growled out it's master's name, fully articulately. L'il Spewy also snarls "NO" and "O. K.," in a grossly charming way.

    Anyway, it had a zero payoff ending after being terribly predictable, too.
    1kirachloe

    Looks like we have a contender for the wort movie of the year

    OK, always try to say something nice first ... so the makeup was actually pretty good, almost impressive. And that is the only thing positive I can say about this movie. The rest of the special effects (besides makeup) were just a notch above high-schoolish and the script was horrible. As to the acting, well I comment on it when I see anything worth mentioning.

    And please, for the rest of you viewers, don't be fooled by the friends and family that wrote those positive reviews that do not even closely resemble the movie. A quick clue to see if a review is real or not, just look to see how many other movie reviews the person has contributed. If this is the only movie they ever reviewed, its a good clue it is garbage.

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    • Release date
      • August 3, 2023 (United Kingdom)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
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    • Language
      • English
    • Filming locations
      • Los Angeles, California, USA
    • Production company
      • Monster Maxson Productions
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      • $66,000 (estimated)
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      1 hour 22 minutes
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