InAlienable (2008)

Actors: Walter Koenig (writer), Walter Koenig (producer), Walter Koenig (actor), Jeff Rector (actor), Richard Herd (actor), Marina Sirtis (actress), Richard Hatch (actor), Justin R. Durban (actor), Jay Acovone (actor), Gary Graham (actor), Erick Avari (actor), George Anton (actor), Alan Ruck (actor), Justin R. Durban (composer), Vitaliy Versace (actor),

Genres: Sci-Fi,

Quotes:

[first lines]::Adam Norris: Charlie, Charlie, Charlie!::Eric Norris: We don't have time for Charlie, Adam. Mommy's waiting.::Adam Norris: Charlie, Daddy, please!::Eric Norris: Adam, how many times have you seen Charlie? A hundred times? A million times? A gazillion times?::Adam Norris: Charlie, Charlie, Charlie!::Eric Norris: Okay. You wanna see Charlie? [He looks out the window to the driveway, where Miriam begins to honk the horn to fetch them]::Miriam Norris: Come on!::Eric Norris: All right, here: Charlie on Red Bull.::[He begins a theatrical shuffling toward Adam, who laughs in delight]::Eric Norris: [Waving to an imaginary audience] Thank you, everybody! Thank you so much!::Adam Norris: Charlie doesn't talk.::Eric Norris: You're the only four-year-old in the world that knows that! Mommy's waiting. Let's go.

Eric Norris: [Holding a syringe in his lab, speaking to a Rhesus monkey] Come on, Maggie. It may be a jab in the ass to you, but it could be one large step for mankind.

Shilling: I read your report. You can't compare one diseased animal to another. That monkey might have lasted three months longer regardless! Your proof is flawed. Can you even remember the last time you were published in The New England Journal of Medicine?::Eric Norris: No. But I bet you do. Month, day, hour. Position of the Earth, the Moon.::Shilling: Whatever humor you think you're finding at my expense has its own very steep charge. You'll find that out when your keys don't fit here any longer.

[Dr. Proway and Eric are looking at X-ray scans]::Dr. Proway: Well, as far as I can tell, it isn't a virus or a bacterial infection. It's nothing you contracted at the lab. Old tight-ass Shilling won't have to worry about his insurance rates. And it's not a tumor.::Eric Norris: You've told me what it isn't.::Dr. Proway: As of now, some form of as-yet unidentified parasite that is growing inside you at a very rapid rate. It seems to have tapped into the cardiovascular network through thousands of filament-like protrusions that act as conduits. It has also compromised your respiratory system. Like a true parasite in host, it is getting everything it needs to survive from you.::Eric Norris: Right. Oxygen, blood nutrients.::Dr. Proway: Mm-hm. It really is grotesque.::Eric Norris: Yeah.::Dr. Proway: A monstrosity. But evidently, it has a physiology compatible with yours. Do you have any idea how you could have come in contact with this?::Eric Norris: No. And to remove it?::Dr. Proway: Well, that's the bitch, Eric. It has integrated itself so insidiously into your biology that to remove it would cause massive hemorrhaging and instantaneous death.::Eric Norris: [grimly] Prognosis?::Dr. Proway: I've never seen anything like this.::Eric Norris: Prognosis?::Dr. Proway: Well, it'd just be a guess. But I think, either way, it will kill you in a very short period of time.

[Andreas is the friend who found the meteorite and brought it, with its parasite, to Eric]::Andreas Cabrosas: So was it some jellyfish flopping around a hundred miles inland, or was it some creature from another planet?

Shilling: Norris's friend found a foreign organism attached to a piece of the meteor, and he gave it to him. According to what Norris told him, the thing has gotten inside of him and is growing at an accelerated pace. Norris believes that it is some sort of alien parasite that's determined to free itself and, in the process, kill him.::Gerhard: Didn't I see this on X Files?

[Eric, panting and in great pain, has shown Amanda the parasite under his skin]::Eric Norris: I asked you here because I know it's going to kill me. And when it does, it needs to be immediately removed and placed into an environment where it can maintain. I don't trust anyone else to do it.::Amanda Mayfield: No. That can't be our only option.::Eric Norris: It's going to need to have a continuing blood supply with my blood type, and an oxygen source if it hasn't matured enough to function on their own. I don't think it can survive outside the host in any case, but you gotta keep it alive long enough to conduct some experiments.::Amanda Mayfield: You're not making any sense!::Eric Norris: We're talking about extraterrestrial life here.::Amanda Mayfield: Eric!::Eric Norris: This is going to be the scientific discovery of the millennium.

Eric Norris: [speaking to the courtroom] The photos you have been asked to look at, in horror, this strange creature you saw dancing with me, on the tape - this thing with its long appendages and large, flat face, that maybe looks like an octopus to some - is my son, Benjamin Norris.

Amanda Mayfield: Okay, well, tell me. What symptoms have you experienced?::Eric Norris: I don't know. Uh, vomiting. Cramps. Um, cold sweats. Stuff like that.::Amanda Mayfield: Okay. What about the emotional changes? Eric, you just bought yourself a sporty new car. You've got a big hello for everybody. You've been practically euphoric.::Eric Norris: I think we can attribute that to other sources. I believe I've fallen in love with you.::Amanda Mayfield: [after a pause] Damn you. Damn you. Damn you, Eric! How dare you tell me something like that, the same time you're telling me you're going to die? [She lifts her hands to her face] This thing is not just a hole in your tissue, okay? It dilates with tactile stimulation. What if there's another answer, huh? What if there's another answer what this thing is? Something that's not going to kill you.::Eric Norris: What do you mean?::Amanda Mayfield: What if this is not just a parasite? The vomiting, the cold sweats, the cramps - what if this thing somehow hooked itself into your vital organs and then attached itself into your reproductive system? Oh, my God, this is completely nuts, but - I, I, I'd have to run a whole bunch of tests.::Eric Norris: You're saying that it harvested some of my sperm, when we made love? That it, uh, somehow enabled me to impregnate myself? But, if that was true, it would likely have some of my genetic coding, wouldn't it?::Amanda Mayfield: I don't, I just threw something out there. Right now it's nothing more than a postulation.::Eric Norris: [beginning to weep] What if I'm going to give birth to it?

Eric Norris: I had a beautiful son. I can't be the father of a monster!

Die Eylandt Recherche (2008)

Actors: Michael W. Driesch (writer), Michael W. Driesch (producer), Michael W. Driesch (editor), Michael W. Driesch (director), Peter Gilbert Cotton (actor), Steffen Gräbner (actor), Eric Babak (composer), Zarah Jane McKenzie (actress), Oliver Kniffki (actor), Daniela Stanik (actress), Bianca Künzel (actress), Karsten Vuellings (actor),

Plot: The New York lawyer Willam Singer receives three letters, that his father's cousin from Germany wrote to him over the last 5 decades, describing, that she hosted three people in her cellar for more than 60 years. Singer tries to find out, if she wrote the truth.

Keywords: alien, duisburg-germany
Genres: Mystery,

Unexpected Race (2003)

Actors: Stephen Groo (writer), Stephen Groo (producer), Stephen Groo (editor), Stephen Groo (producer), Stephen Groo (director), Stephen Groo (actor), Daniel Love (actor), Daniel Love (actor), Lisa Briggs (actress), Kelli Olsen (actress), Todd Michael Thompson (actor), Kelli Olsen (actress), Rosie Smith (costume designer), Aaron Parker (actor), Kelli Olsen (producer),

Plot: A young woman must live with her father who she has not seen in 15 years. While she rekindles her relationship with her father, she discovers Lythorin, an elf, lives in the forest. She finds out his people was massacred by a renegade FBI agent. She falls in love with him, but he must choose to stay or leave her by the end.

Genres: Drama,

Paranoid (2000)

Actors: Lisa Arnold (actress), Kevin Wayne (actor), Shanda Lee Munson (actress), Brandon Carroll (actor), Frank Brennan (actor), Ron Lavery (producer), Ron Lavery (actor), Yoyao Hsueh (actor), Bob Harter (actor), Denny Zartman (actor), John Paul Rice (actor), Brandon O'Dell (actor), Julie Van (actress), Denise Perrin (actress), Ray Guthrie (producer),

Genres: Horror, Thriller,
Taglines: Hide and Shriek

Zi yu feng bao (1999)

Actors: Peter Kam (composer), Josie Ho (actress), John Chong (producer), Joan Chen (actress), Chi-Leung Kwong (editor), Wei Tung (miscellaneous crew), Daniel Wu (actor), Moses Chan (actor), Patrick Tam (actor), Wai-Kai Law (actor), Teddy Chan (director), Teddy Chan (writer), Willie Chan (producer), Mike Cassey (miscellaneous crew), Mike Cassey (actor),

Plot: Khmer Rouge terrorist Kieron Chow and his unit arrive in Hong Kong for their latest mission. Todd, Chow's son and fiercely loyal right-hand man, sustains a serious head wound. Now a total amnesiac, Todd wakes from a coma to find he's been given a new life, one that may be the death of him. With the help of psychiatrist Shirley Kwan, anti-terrorist officer Mark Chan tries to convince Todd that he is actually an undercover cop sent to infiltrate Chow's group. As fragments of his shattered memory return, Todd is forced to choose between his dark past and this one shot at redemption...

Keywords: airport-police, ambiguous-title, ambush, amnesia, anti-terrorist-squad, attacked-with-a-knife, bandage, betrayal, blood, blood-splatter
Genres: Action,
Taglines: Unmei wa hitori no otoko no kioku ni yudanerareta [Japan]

The Sore Losers (1997)

Actors: David F. Friedman (actor), Neill Calabro (actor), Emmy Collins (miscellaneous crew), Emmy Collins (actor), Emmy Collins (producer), Danny Vinson (actor), John Michael McCarthy (writer), John Michael McCarthy (director), John Michael McCarthy (producer), Christina Moore (actress), Guitar Wolf (actor), Eva Ford (actress), Dan Spector (producer), Wheat (producer), Susan Hanfield (actress),

Genres: Action, Sci-Fi,
Taglines: They wanted meat so they ate the Flower Children

The Sore Losers (1997)

Actors: David F. Friedman (actor), Neill Calabro (actor), Emmy Collins (miscellaneous crew), Emmy Collins (actor), Emmy Collins (producer), Danny Vinson (actor), John Michael McCarthy (writer), John Michael McCarthy (director), John Michael McCarthy (producer), Christina Moore (actress), Guitar Wolf (actor), Eva Ford (actress), Dan Spector (producer), Wheat (producer), Susan Hanfield (actress),

Genres: Action, Sci-Fi,
Taglines: They wanted meat so they ate the Flower Children

The Sore Losers (1997)

Actors: David F. Friedman (actor), Neill Calabro (actor), Emmy Collins (miscellaneous crew), Emmy Collins (actor), Emmy Collins (producer), Danny Vinson (actor), John Michael McCarthy (writer), John Michael McCarthy (director), John Michael McCarthy (producer), Christina Moore (actress), Guitar Wolf (actor), Eva Ford (actress), Dan Spector (producer), Wheat (producer), Susan Hanfield (actress),

Genres: Action, Sci-Fi,
Taglines: They wanted meat so they ate the Flower Children

Tushka (1996)

Actors: Ian Skorodin (writer), Ian Skorodin (producer), Ian Skorodin (director), Orvel Baldridge (actor), Orvel Baldridge (actor), Orvel Baldridge (producer), Barry Salmon (composer), Roy Rains Jr. (actor), Tim Johnson (actor), Tim Johnson (actor), Jonathan Goldner (editor), Robert Eades (actor),

Genres: ,

The Manhattan Project (1986)

Actors: Mary Bailey (miscellaneous crew), Shay Cunliffe (costume designer), Philippe Sarde (composer), Cynthia Nixon (actress), Jill Eikenberry (actress), Deborah Gibson (actress), Richard Jenkins (actor), John Lithgow (actor), Roger Caine (actor), Al Cerullo (actor), Steve Blum (actor), Peter McRobbie (actor), John Mahoney (actor), Dan Butler (actor), Fred Melamed (actor),

Genres: Sci-Fi, Thriller,
Taglines: Paul Stevens' high school science project has gotten a little out of hand. He just built an atomic bomb. Now he's got 11 hours to make sure it doesn't work. The switch is set... The clock has started... Time's running out!

Quotes:

Dr. John Matthewson: What do you think you're doing?::Paul Stephens: Well I thought we'd start out with kissing, and then we might move onto the fancy stuff.

Official: Sir, what about evacuation?::Lt. Colonel Conroy: Evacuation? Of who?::Official: The people.::Lt. Colonel Conroy: Oh, you mean New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Canada... those people?

[first lines]::Dr. John Matthewson: Now, the beta synchrotron sends the electrons through this magnet which bends the course of them down to the reaction vessel. Stay away from that elbow joint. All right. Bran, you want to get that? Now, this is a tunable excimer laser. It's tuned to the exact resonance of the plutonium-239 that's in the reaction vessel down at that end. Now, I think we're all set. Hit it.

Dr. John Matthewson: You try to tough it out with them, they'll lock you in a room somewhere and throw away the room.

Jenny Anderman: Why are you doing this?::Moore: Because life, my dear, is more than just freezing toads.

Lt. Colonel Conroy: You mean I'm gonna die because some asshole didn't bring a pair of pliers?

Paul Stephens: I never thought I'd say this to anybody, but I got to go get the atomic bomb out of the car.

[as he starts to take apart a nuclear bomb before it goes off]::Dr. John Matthewson: Anybody want to make a bet?

[last lines]::Dr. John Matthewson: It's okay. I did something.::Elizabeth Stephens: What happened?::Paul Stephens: Everything.::Dr. John Matthewson: Tell you about it later. Let's get out of here.

Jenny Anderman: This isn't funny. Do you know what this is like? It's like when you read about, I don't know, Anne Frank or something and you say to yourself, Jesus why didn't they do something. The whole world is collapsing. They just sat around, life as usual, maybe it'll go away, but it never goes away it only gets worse and nobody thinks about the future. What's the matter?::Paul Stephens: Who's Anne Frank?