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	Lifeforce (1985) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		I've watched this movie repeatedly, especially when I've had a few, and I never fail to enjoy it thoroughly, although not perhaps in the way its creators intended.
		If you're after a movie that doesn't make you think at all but has wonderful eye-candy value (if you appreciate female beauty, anyway), this is the one for you.
		This movie could have been the epic of all time...
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0089489 (476 words)

	EI > Video Risks > Lifeforce (1985)
		LIFEFORCE (1985) - Tobe Hooper's 1985 sci-fi/horror movie "Lifeforce" is a gonzo mishmash of bad-acting, incredible (if slightly dated) special effects, interesting ideas and the most beautiful naked space vampire ever to walk across the screen.
		If you've ever finished watching a movie and asked yourself, "what were they thinking?" then you may know how I felt at the end of this ham and cheesecake classic.
		She has not done much work this side of the pond because after this movie she was typecast by American producers as the "naked" girl.
	einsiders.com /reviews/videorisks/lifeforce.php (1193 words)

	Lifeforce - SCIFIPEDIA
		Lifeforce is a 1985 movie that combines a space shuttle mission with extraterrestrial vampires.
		The bodies are initially believed to be those of human captives, but they turn out to be the host bodies for fugitives from Rigel, who extend their own lives by drawing the lifeforce out of others.
		The vampire metaphor is explicitly stated in the movie and, in fact, earlier visits by the Rigelians are credited with having given rise to the legend.
	scifipedia.scifi.com /index.php/Lifeforce (523 words)

	Lifeforce DVD (1985)
		I really don't like to rag on a movie, because I'm aware they are such hard work, but I work my ass off all week, and on my free time when I pay money, invest time to relax and escape in a movie.oh, nevermind, you know the story.
		Special effects are kinda bold, kinda predictable, and a regular movie/ comic book plot, yet it loses youer, uhh, it lost me. I didn't care about anyone; I lost everyone's name.
		Lifeforce is about a research crew in space that sees another space craft floating around.
	www.angelfire.com /or/stephengeoffreys/lifeforce.html (692 words)

	Welcome to Horrorview!!! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		I once read a fascinating post at a forum by a very pleasant and intelligent man who was convinced that Lifeforce was actually one of the greatest films ever made, and he even had some anecdotal evidence to try to back up his point-of-view.
		It has to be said that Lifeforce does get VERY funny at times (well, natch) but Steve Railsback really doesn't help matters much with his terrible performance.
		I was too young to catch Lifeforce at the cinema upon it's initial release so it's cool to now be able to watch it in it's full widescreen ratio.
	www.horrorview.com /Lifeforce.htm (888 words)

	LIFEFORCE Music CD Review
		CD Overview: Lifeforce was a horror movie, which was produced back in 1985 by Tobe Hooper who made his name with the infamous Texas Chain Saw Massacre.
		The score for this movie in my opinion was far more cerebral and entertaining than the actual film itself which is basically a zombie flick, which is a genre, have never been into anyway.
		Your imagination is triggers and to be honest this movie score would work better in a straight Sci Fi Movie as apposed to a fusion of Sci Fi and Horror.
	scifipulse.net /editorials/LifeforceMusicReview.html (496 words)

	Epinions.com - Garlic, stakes, mirrors and everything else
		The movie version is updated but has some of the same characters as the comic book.
		What makes this movie different from the average vampire movie is that Blade is half vampire himself.
		Lifeforce: This is a space vampire or about a vampire lifeforce movie.
	www.epinions.com /content_2192089220 (673 words)

	Lifeforce
		It is a silly movie, but filled with little unexpected delights, not the least of which is plenty of full frontal and dorsal nudity from Mathilda May, the ultimate French babe, and possessor of one of the ten best chests in the history of filmed chests.
		means the movie is not good enough to win you over if you hate the genre, but is good enough to do so if you have an open mind about this type of film.
		It is the perfect movie to bring to "bad movie night," because it has very professional production values; beautiful, bizarre visuals; a strange, laughable script; and some over-the-top acting.
	www.fakes.net /lifeforce.htm (1010 words)

	lifeforce
		Lifeforce is one of those movies were the studio editing process took an offbeat, but interesting film and pretty much destroyed it, as well as destroying a very good film score.
		The movie is actually three movies in one.
		The cut-down, revised movie was foisted on the American movie-going public.
	www.positive-feedback.com /Issue28/lifeforce.htm (1222 words)

	Lifeforce - Moviefone
		Lifeforce (1985) Lifeforce is pretty good late night entertainment.
		Lifeforce Movie -The 80s Rewind « Lifeforce -The 1985 sci-fi movie featuring Mathilda May and Peter Firth at the award winning 80s Movies Rewind.
		Lifeforce - Cast & Crew, movie showtimes, plot, synopsis, exclusive features, trailers, clips, theater listings, reviews, message boards, dvd, videos, rentals and more on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /movie/lifeforce/1086/main (186 words)

	Lifeforce
		Adapted from the novel "The Space Vampires" by Colin Wilson, Lifeforce was a rather mixed-up affair directed by Tobe Hooper and starring Steve Railsback as the leader of a team of astronauts who discover three humanoid beings inside a spaceship that looks like an umbrella, in the tail of Halley's Comet.
		The film was a massive flop but, surprisingly, both movie and music have gone on to attain a sort of cult status.
		The centrepiece of the score is the 'Lifeforce Theme', an immense, thunderous march that plays over both the opening credits and the end title, bookending the movie with tremendous musical power.
	www.moviemusicuk.us /lifefocd.htm (846 words)

	Straitjacket Movie Page
		the movie is about a private investigator with a history of mental instability posing as a patient to investigate a murder mystery.
		Toward the end of the movie (1hr19min for 2min) when Tony Randall tries to tell people what has been happening, he is put into a straitjacket and padded cell.
		The movie starts off with John Trent (Sam Neill) as a struggling and combative guy strapped in a large (yellow neck band) Posey straitjacket being dragged into an asylum.
	sj.blacksteel.com /media/movies.cgi (3281 words)

	Sci-Fi Storm \| Lifeforce Expanded Soundtrack mini-review
		Henry Mancini was brought in to do the score for the movie, and produced quite a bit of material, including an elaborate sequence for the opening of the movie.
		When Henry Mancini was unavailable to rework the score to match the new movie, producers opted to bring in Michael Kamen, who stitched together what was left with his own additions.
		The result is a rousing symphony from Mancini that outdoes the resulting movie that it was written for.
	scifistorm.org /article.pl?sid=06/12/11/1943240 (333 words)

	The Unknown Movies - unknownmovies.com
		In fact, all of the Landis movies I have watched could have been made by anyone; Landis doesn't seem to have a trademark style, and he seems to have relied most of his success using the input of others.
		It's true that the premise of this movie is thin, where any director might have had trouble stretching the little material in the script into an entire movie.
		We are expected to go for a movie with an unoriginal premise, executed with no passion, and constantly reminds us of not just better movies we've seen (which is bad enough), but reminds us of the many other bad rip-offs we've seen.
	www.badmovieplanet.com /unknownmovies/reviews/rev290.html (1307 words)

	Lifeforce
		The movie is about a bunch of space vampires that are brought to earth by an expedition to Halley's comet.
		Of course, the fact that Mathilda May spends a solid portion of the movie naked means her chemistry with Marilyn Manson would probably have been nice just because they set us up for it.
		You should probably see this if you are a) a vampire movie fan since it changes the mythos in interesting ways, b) a zombie movie fan since a large amount of the action involves the sycophantic zombies the vampires leave behind, or c) a Patrick Stewart fan.
	www.xmission.com /~tyranist/horror/reviews/l/Lifeforce.html (603 words)

	Horror Bob Presents: The Horror Review - Egregious Gurnow's Review of "Lifeforce" (1985)
		Let’s begin with the fact that Lifeforce is utopian sci-fi in that the film opens with a British space mission (of course, to make the scenario plausible, it is a joint effort with Americans).
		Afterward, we are then thrust into a menagerie of animatronic special effects which should have been comprised of skinny actors in make up before, bam, Patrick Stewart flashes briefly on the screen but, before departing, locks lips (his first time for the camera) with Colonel Tom.
		For example, a male victim, only partially drained of his lifeforce from May’s character--whose method of seduction is her feminine (and nude) charm--is unable to talk to the police because he’s--guess what?
	www.horrorreview.com /old/eglifeforce1985.html (628 words)

	Aces Full of Links: Name That Movie 24
		LifeForce was sexually perverse in a number of ways, especially for the era in which it was produced.
		The vampire queen is bisexual, then there's the masochist nurse who wants to be beaten up, the voyeur who wants to stick around and watch, faux-effiminate Patrick Stewart possessed by the vampire queen, lots of nudity, and the way in which the vampire queen lures her victims.
		As opposed to the four movies he can name which have corrugated hallways with mid-level fluourescent lighting, and the six that have corrugated hallways with eye-level fluourescent lighting.
	www.drmomentum.com /aces/archives/001861.html (829 words)

	SoundtrackNet : Lifeforce (expanded) (Disc 1) Soundtrack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		As detailed in the fine liner notes for this release by Randall Larson, Lifeforce had quite the tumultuous journey to the big screen in 1985, not the least of which concerned excising much of its original running time and music composed by the legendary Henry Mancini.
		At the time, the choice of Mancini for composer seemed unusual as he had not worked in this genre for decades and while a revered melodist, most of his success was achieved through straight dramatic fare or the comedies of Blake Edwards.
		The man was of course capable of much more and aficionados have always been aware of his early work in low-budget horror and sci-fi films of the 1950's, making his powerhouse score for Lifeforce a grand reminder for some and a marvelous surprise for others.
	www.filmmusic.com /soundtracks/database/?id=4534 (791 words)

	Lifeforce soundtrack (Expanded Edition) - Henry Mancini & Michael Kamen
		Oh yeah - what a lot of us have been waiting for - it's the expanded version of the Lifeforce soundtrack that includes the complete original score composed by Henry Mancini, the additional music by Michael Kamen and the original soundtrack album that was released in 1985.
		When Tobe Hooper's vampire science fiction film Lifeforce was in need of a composer, the Academy Award winner Henry Mancini seemed an unlikely choice.
		For the Lifeforce soundtrack, Mancini composed a provocative, dramatic and dynamic orchestral score, an hour and forty minutes of music, which mostly fell victim to the cutting room floor.
	www.moviegrooves.com /shop/lifeforcesoundtrackmancini.htm (405 words)

	Lifeforce DVD Guide from the award winning 80's Rewind
		Lifeforce is available in the USA / Canada on DVD.
		Lifeforce is available in the UK and Europe on DVD.
		We have the most comprehensive information on 80s movies of any site on the web and we're a non-commercial site too --free of pop-ups and other distractions.
	www.fast-rewind.com /cgi-bin/dvdwizard.cgi?type=single&filter=lifeforce (423 words)

	Amazon.com: Lifeforce: DVD: Steve Railsback,Peter Firth,Frank Finlay,Mathilda May,Patrick Stewart,Michael ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Lifeforce is a movie that blends different B-movie influences together into one tight package.
		This is essentially a monster movie with some hints of scariness to it.
		I think this is the first movie to use a particular laser photography technique when creating the soul energies you see floating about in the movie.
	www.amazon.com /Lifeforce-Steve-Railsback/dp/6304936532 (2194 words)

	Unicron - Teletraan-1: The Transformers Wiki - a Wikia wiki
		Unicron had no explained origin in the movie, but later, in the third season episode "Call of the Primitives", his history in the animated continuity was revealed; Unicron was created near the beginning of time by an ancient genius called Primacron, to destroy the universe for him to remake in his own image.
		His destruction in the movie was not the last the Transformers saw of Unicron; the ghost of Starscream reactivated his severed head and entered into a bargain with Unicron, performing three labours in exchange for the restoration of his body.
		His lifeforce caused many strange phenomenon all over the planet, and was eventually dubbed Angolmois energy.
	transformers.wikia.com /wiki/Unicron (4981 words)

	Immolater: Lifeforce
		One of the most wonderfully bonkers movies of the mid-Eighties which has since picked up something of a cult following.
		Frank received a CBE in recognition of his acting achievement in 1984 and a year later starred in one of the most ambitious and bizarre movies of his career.
		Making the movie reminded him of an earlier role he'd had which tapped into the same storyline and fed his fascination for such X-Files-type phenomena.
	www.fortunecity.com /lavender/atkinson/816/lifeforce.html (914 words)

	Lifeforce
		The only problem with this movie is that it started out kind of like a weird sci-fi flick, moved into a psychic thriller type of thing and then changed into a full blown end of the world Independence Day thing.
		For science fiction fans this movie is a nonstop aliens killing dudes flick.
		There's not much violence (and most of the violence is Carlsen acting unstable and bitch-slapping Armstrong) There's a lot of nudity, but since Mathilda May is kinda hot, that's a good thing.
	www.badmovieplanet.com /inferno/archives/lifeforce.html (1924 words)

	Lifeforce Movie -The 80s Rewind «
		The short short short version: 3 vampiristic aliens who look like humans come to earth to drain the lifeforce (the soul) out of everyone, but a NASA astronaut knows their secret and is determined to stop them.
		At Blackheath they're held back at gunpoint as they themselves are put in quarrantine for two hours (the incubation time of the plague), after which they discover the alien craft has parked itself in a geo-stationary orbit over London and that if the army can't contain the plague, sterilisation by thermo-nuclear device has been approved.
		Don't forget that Lifeforce is now available to order on Widescreen DVD using our special 80s search device...
	www.fast-rewind.com /lifeforce.htm (1637 words)

	More Monstrous Movie Music \| Sound Space \| SCI FI Weekly
		The folks at Monstrous Movie Music have added yet another stunningly detailed, lovingly recreated CD of re-recorded classic "monster" movie scores to their catalog.
		The movie's four-note descending theme, used (or overused, perhaps) for the monster's appearances, is played here in a number of different settings.
		Coming as it did at the very end of the "giant monster" movie cycle dominating much of 1950s sci-fi cinema, Gorgo was different in that the creature doesn't die at the end.
	www.scifi.com /sfw/sound/sfw13664.html (760 words)

	Dr. Daniel's Movie Emergency - "Goodbye, MST3K" - Joel Hodgson, Mike Nelson
		Joel Hodgson, a stand-up comic and magician, created the show in '88, wedding the practice of zinging bad movies from the peanut gallery with a bizarrely comedic sci-fi setting that found him trapped in a satellite with a handful of robotic puppets.
		The offspring was pure magic, and along the way the show managed to skewer some of history's worst movies.
		But it was the running commentary between the movie dialogue that kept the show humming.
	www.stairwell.com /doc/mst_bye.html (675 words)

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		I've been watching horror movies since I was five or six and that's probably why I'm so addicted to them now.
		This movie has humor and was just fun to watch.
		This movie has a lot of good acting and was almost just like the book.
	www.uncomyngifts.com /Personal/Jake/page3.html (651 words)

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