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Summary

After being abducted by extraterrestrials, Jean and her friends are committed to a top secret government-run mental institution to undergo tests and be brainwashed.

Cast

Megan Lee Ethridge

Jean

Griff Furst

Todd

Marissa Morse

Britney

Patrick Thomassie

Bud

Jilon VanOver

Thomas

Bobby James

Dr. Booker

Claudia Katz Minnick

Major Shakti

Edwin Craig

The Director

Angela Landis

Nurse White

Deirdre Schwiesow

Nurse Green

Alisha Seaton

Nurse Schwartz

Amanda Weier

Captain Helens

Robert Lucchesi

Lieutenant Biggs

Scott F. Evans

Staffer Maurice

Butch Leonard

Staffer Franks

Lola Forsberg

Bonnie

Charles Schneider

Science Officer Arks

Michael Flowers Jr.

Storage Room Attendant

Jason Deppen

Military Secretary Jones

Ulf Bjorlin

Private Stern

Jared Cohn

Private Smalls / Patient

Justin Ferrari

Private Polk

Justin Sloan

Private Strict

Matt Mitchell

Private Chenney

Eric Forsberg

Dr. Burr

Lawrence Sara

Prison Guard Jim

Mercel Meyers

Security Guard Bob

Jacques Freydont

Patient Levy

Nicole Rayburn

Lilith

Heather Detwiler

Heart / Alien

Mark Elias

Rescue Worker

Elizabeth Fox

Dying Patient

Lisa Clark

Nurse / Alien

Wallace Frist

Soldier / Patient

Alicia Haverland

Soldier / Alien

Saravoot Kaitkalang

Soldier / Patient

Bianca Bahena

Patient

Micol Bartolucci

Patient

Jake Fowler

Patient

Nadja Frist

Patient

Dana Gibson

Patient

Long Tim Ha

Patient

Natalie Hsieh Cencula

Patient / Alien

Brian Rodriguez

Patient

Jack Rowles

Patient

Katarzyna Skorynkiewicz

Patient

Amanda Ward

Patient

Crew

Director, Writer

Eric Forsberg

Reviews

GenerationofSwine

January 13, 2023

I guess the military is issuing .38 Specials now. It looks like they are also printing important since on stock white paper and taping them to walls. Here and there you feel oddly privileged when one of the signs in laminated.

The problem with the movie is that they tried to show too much, far too much, just like Alien Autopsy. And they didn't have the budget to back it up.

A simple white light from above would have worked better for the abduction scene. Better not to show the audience at all. But that is the story with the entire film, not just that one little piece.

It would have been far better (especially given that most of the acting was sound) if they had simply kept the aliens in the shadows, played it as if it could have all been a dream, and spent the special effects budget on making the sets look believable.

Instead they wanted to show the aliens, the eerie space ship background, and that killed the movie. Don't show your cards if you don't have a decent hand, the movie would have been better if it bluffed its way through.