Alien Nation
In the near future, Earth makes first contact with an alien civilization. Dubbed the Newcomers, these extraterrestrials gradually integrate into human society following years of quarantine.
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Graham Baker
Conrad E. Palmisano
Herb Adelman
Newt Arnold
Anne Warner
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kevin2019
"Alien Nation" is a very routine film that doesn't even attempt to add any additional layers to provide a sense of mystery or intrigue and it also isn't helped by a desperately predictable quality. You know from the beginning that William Harcourt is up to no good and even the series of murders is conveniently solved in a risible and problem free fashion. The film also has the feel of a television movie-of-the-week throughout and there is no sense of adventure - or even a baffling and perplexing secret at the heart of the story for that matter - and there is a distinct feeling that everyone involved in front and behind the cameras is just going through the motions for the sake of a lucrative pay day and they have no real interest in how the finished film will turn out.
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The directors of Alien Nation are Graham Baker, Conrad E. Palmisano, Herb Adelman, Newt Arnold, and Anne Warner.
The cast of Alien Nation includes Tony Perez as Alterez, Terence Stamp as William Harcourt, Peter Jason as Fedorchuk, Brian Thompson as Trent Porter, Roger Aaron Brown as Bill Tuggle, Jeff Kober as Joshua Strader, Kevyn Major Howard as Rudyard Kipling, Tony Simotes as Wiltey, Francis X. McCarthy as Captain Warner, Mandy Patinkin as Samuel 'George' Francisco, Conrad Dunn as Quint, Leslie Bevis as Cassandra, and more.
The duration of Alien Nation is 1h 31 mins.
Yes. Alien Nation has 2 trailers on Fanbiz, including Alien Nation. Watch them on this page.
Alien Nation was released on 07 Oct 1988.
Alien Nation is listed under Science Fiction, Crime, Thriller, and Action on Fanbiz.
Alien Nation has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 5.0/10. One reviewer wrote: ""Alien Nation" is a very routine film that doesn't even attempt to add any additional layers to provide a sense of mystery or intrigue and it also isn't helped by a desperately..."
