SYNOPSICS
Galaxy of Horrors (2017) is a English,Italian,German movie. Dennis Cabella,Javier Chillon,10 more credits has directed this movie. Olli Banjo,Adam Buller,Michelle Colao,Greg Engbrecht are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2017. Galaxy of Horrors (2017) is considered one of the best Horror,Sci-Fi movie in India and around the world.
Trapped in a damaged cryogenic pod, a man is forced to watch a series of horrific science-fiction tales while his life support systems run out. Featuring eight intense stories of the unknown and other-worldly, equally wonderful and terrifying. Visit the GALAXY OF HORRORS, if you dare! Curated from Rue Morgue & Unstable Ground's Little Terrors Festival.
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Galaxy of Horrors (2017) Reviews
Bits and pieces...
I was expecting this film to be awful...I'm not a fan of film anthologies, but this came recommended by a friend who knows his movies, so I thought, what the hell, let's do this! 8 little SciFi/Horror films (not just stories, but actual little films) presented in such a professional way, you forget it's all being done on a small Indie budget. Each film feels and looks like it could be a full length feature. Although I didn't "get" one or two of the pieces, it is all so well done that it kept me highly entertained. Acting, direction, lightning, set design...it is all really good - none of it feels cheap or amateurish. This won't win any awards, but it's fun. Watch it. I think you'll be surprised. PS: Don't let the cheap and nasty cover art put you off!
Like all anthologies...
Like all anthologies, this one has some highs and lows but let's be clear, if you are looking for a "Creepshow"-like coherent movie, prepare to be a bit disappointed: the movie presents itself more like a honest (modest?) themed compilation of short stories from different authors and countries - USA, Italia, Germany and France if I got it right. If some of them strongly lurks in "Twilight Zone" and "Black Mirror" territories, some tries to expand into cinematic ambitions - "Alien", Caro/Jeunet's, "2001" for the most visual efforts - even the Cronenberg's "new flesh" is part of it! So, "Galaxy of Horrors" unashamedly quotes its inspirations (50 years and counting of sci-fi) and is a work of love from semi-pro to pro teams which blends the most gruesome to the most beautiful parts of the Sci-fi/horror score, from the most clichéd to the wittiest. If you like this kind of experimental project with a touch of risk, get aboard. Not a waste of time (to me) to discover new talents.
Very good, 8 stories for the price of 1.
Can't believe this title only gets a 4.7. It's actually very good. It's well done and very entertaining. Fighting scenes in the last chapter is spectacular for those who like some cool Martial Arts action! Reminds me of Tales from the Crypt, or even better Twilight Zone (the movie) but with an Outer Space theme. So if you're a SF lover, you shouldn't miss this one! Sure, things can always be better: one reviewer criticised too much in my opinion. He was right, but among all Hollywood crap that's being produced nowadays, Galaxy of Horrors really does stand out, I think it's one of those little gems that any SF lover must have seen. At least give it a try and judge for yourself! Definitely worth watching!!! I want more!!!
Sorry guys...
Black Mirror, The Outter Limits and The Twilight Zone were among the legendary Science Fiction anthology films of all time. Substance and telling stories about human nature from new perspectives. This on the other hand comes on strong and you really get the vibe from those legendary films but then falls flat after a peak midway through the series of short sci-fi short films. I can't say much more without trash talking and pointing out that since it is an anthology they could really have tried much harder to perfect the selection (there are others out there that would have made this a top notch compilation of shorts.
some are actually pretty good
This anthology deserve 6 or more stars. I fast forwarded on two episodes ,my choice. I rate it a 7.2, worth watching and interesting . my guess is it is a low budget project and I like one is in Italian and another one in some east European language. I wish for more anthology like this, you are not stuck an hour n half with one story stretched with drama . One story I knew where the ending was going but it was still top notch. it doesn't have to be unpredictable to be good but good cast and tempo, yes. Thanks Rue Morgue to bring this to the public and keep on the anthologies. I would appreciate some sci-fi from Asia included too ,as long its subtitle in English.