Movie Cosmos - Species II

Description:

Having just returned from a mission to Mars, Commander Ross isn't exactly himself. He's slowly becoming a terrifying alien entity with one goal -- to procreate with human women! When countless women suffer gruesome deaths after bearing half-alien offspring, scientist Laura Baker and hired assassin Press Lennox use Eve, a more tempered alien clone, to find Ross and his brood. Before long Eve escapes to mate with Ross.

Top Cast >

Michael Madsen

As Press Lenox

Natasha Henstridge

As Eve

Marg Helgenberger

As Dr. Laura Baker

Mykelti Williamson

As Dennis Gamble

George Dzundza

As Colonel Burgess

James Cromwell

As Senator Ross

Sarah Wynter

As Melissa

Justin Lazard

As Patrick Ross

Myriam Cyr

As Anne Sampas

Baxter Harris

As Dr. Orinsky

Scott Morgan

As Harry Sampas

Nancy La Scala

As Debutante

Raquel Gardner

As Debutante's Sister

Henderson Forsythe

As Pentagon Personnel

Robert Hogan

As Pentagon Personnel

Ted Sutton

As Pentagon Personnel

Peter Boyle

As Dr. Herman Cromwell

Gwendolyn Briley-Strand

As Biologist

Valerie Karasek

As Biologist

Jane Beard

As Biologist

Nancy Young

As Tether Console Guard

Beau James

As Administrator

Tracy Metro

As Prostitute

Irv Ziff

As Seedy Motel Clerk

Melanie Bradshaw

As Hooker

Felicia Deel

As Stripper

Norman Aronovic

As Medical Examiner

Kim Adams

As Darlene

Dustin Turner

As Kid at Supermarket

Susan Duvall

As Woman Shopper

Andreas Kraemer

As Male Teenager

Lauren Ziemski

As Female Teenager

Donna Sacco

As Woman in Crowd

Sondra Spriggs

As Woman with Gamble

Kevin Grantz

As Federal Agent

Zite Bidanie

As Press Agent

Nat Benchley

As Squad Leader

Mike Gartland

As Cobra Pilot

John C. Pratt

As Pilot

John T. Scanlon

As Pilot

Herbert R. Schutt Jr.

As Pilot

Evelyn Ebo

As Gorgeous Nurse

Bill Boggs

As Bill Boggs

Richard Belzer

As U. S. President

Alesia Newman-Breen

As News Announcer

Vincent Hammond

As Patrick Creature Performer

Monica Staggs

As Eve Creature Performer

Jason Sweet

As Soldier

Michael Ahl

As Air Force Special Forces

Sean Attebury

As Soldier

Matthew Boylan

Heidi Burger

As Dinner Guest

Tim Carr

As Soldier

Gary Davis

As Scientist

Frank Faucette

As Marine

Sean Floyd

As Orderly

Sarah Fragale

As Nurse

Byron Henderson

As Army Soldier

Liam Hughes

As Paparazzi

Brian Harrison

As Bar Patron (uncredited)

Julie Mabry

As Hooker (uncredited)

Karl Otter

As FBI agent on boat (uncredited)

Thomas Reid

As Maj Gen USMC (uncredited)

Eric Alan Wendell

As Air Force Special Forces (uncredited)

Page Dreher

As Store Shopper

James Koons

As Terrorist

Top Crew >

Peter Medak

Director

Matthew F. Leonetti

Director of Photography

Frank Mancuso Jr.

Producer

Miljen 'Kreka' Kljaković

Production Design

Cathy Sandrich Gelfond

Casting

Mark Zuelzke

Art Direction

Amanda Mackey

Casting

Laurie Riley

Costume Supervisor

Richard Bruno

Costume Design

Suzette Sheets

Set Decoration

Pete Anthony

Orchestrator

R. Dana Harlow

Grip

Jennifer Caputo

Stunts

Ray Lykins

Stunts, Stunt Double

Dennis Feldman

Executive Producer, Characters

Jimmy N. Roberts

Stunts

Jeff Jarvis

Special Effects Coordinator

James M. Halty

Stunts

Nancy Young

Stunts

Shane Dixon

Stunt Coordinator

Chris Brancato

Writer

Dennis McNeill

Color Timer

Tim Trella

Stunts

Kyle Rudolph

Steadicam Operator, Second Unit Director of Photography

Elizabeth Lang

Casting Associate

Michael Runyard

Stunts

Mike Weathers

Rigging Gaffer

Dick Ziker

Stunts

Glenn R. Wilder

Stunts

George Dunagan

Assistant Chief Lighting Technician

Elizabeth Weber

Set Dresser

Perri Sorel

Key Makeup Artist

Maria Baker

Set Designer

Thomas Hicks Jr.

Set Dresser

Brian Heller

Aerial Camera

Troy Myers

Leadman

A. Charles Carnaggio

Assistant Property Master

William 'W' Gilpin

Construction Coordinator

Ron Scott

Key Hair Stylist

Eric Lichtfuss

Set Dresser

Mark Santoni

First Assistant "B" Camera

Albert Ford

Set Dresser

David Insley

Camera Operator

Pat Blymyer

Chief Lighting Technician

Thomas E. Whalen

Video Assist Operator

Nancy Garber

Art Department Coordinator

Frank Blair

Property Master

Lee Shapira

Key Rigging Grip

Richard Snell

Makeup Artist

Shepherd Frankel

Assistant Art Director

Jerrold F. Brooks

Construction Foreman

Lufeng Qu

Painter

Colin De Rouin

Set Designer

Allen D. Easton

Camera Operator

Mark Bolin

Dolly Grip

Barbara Lacy

Makeup Artist

Stephen G. Shifflette

Set Dresser

Sherri Bramlett

Hairstylist

Gerald Sullivan

Set Designer

Lloyd Barcroft

Key Grip

Bob Hall

First Assistant Camera

Spencer Knapp

3D Animator

Bryan Grill

Digital Effects Supervisor

Wendy Grossberg

Visual Effects Producer

Clinton Lynch

Animatronics Designer

Michael Ford

3D Animator

Dan Santoni

3D Animator

Ralph Maiers

Visual Effects Supervisor

Kerry Gammill

Conceptual Design

Stephen Brand

3D Supervisor

Wendy Schmidt

Animatronics Designer

Brian Poor

Animatronics Designer

Tod Cooper

Music Consultant

Bob McNabb

Dialogue Editor

Ossama Khuluki

Foley

Casey Dame

3D Animator

Joseph Grossberg

Visual Effects Supervisor

Christian Carlberg

Animatronics Designer

Craig Jurkiewicz

Foley Editor

Elmo Weber

Sound Effects Editor

Mark Rathaus

Assistant Editor

Alan Freedman

ADR Mixer

Danielle Ghent

Dialogue Editor

Michael Hertlein

Assistant Sound Editor

Mary Erstad

Foley Mixer

Tom Hartig

Boom Operator

David Lee Fein

Foley

Sebastian Bilbao

3D Animator

Todd Minobe

Animatronics Designer

Cormac Funge

Sound Effects Editor

Victoria Bruno

Assistant Costume Designer

Hugo Peña

Key Costumer

Mercedes Kelso

Casting Associate

Roland N. Thai

Sound Effects Editor

Richard Nord

Editor

Gary Burritt

Negative Cutter

Eric Fitzgerald

Title Designer

Heather Hoffman

Costumer

Reece Gilmore

Music Programmer

Thomas Jones

ADR Supervisor

William Jacobs

Sound Effects Editor

Tim Colletti

First Assistant Editor

Bruce Reik

Costumer

Richard Edwards

Music Programmer

Dan Garde

Supervising Music Editor

Carol Everson

Cableman

Javier Bennassar

Sound Effects Editor

Catharine Fletcher Incaprera

Costumer

Diane Marshall

Foley

Dorian Cheah

Sound Effects Editor

Michael Mullane

Sound Effects Editor

Lucy Sustar

Foley Mixer

Steve R. Nelson

Production Sound Mixer

John Ross

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Gregory M. Gerlich

Supervising Sound Editor

Laura Albert

Stunts

Joanie Blum

Script Supervisor

John Strawbridge

Casting Associate

Jonathan Chibnall

First Assistant Editor

Gabriela Gutentag

Unit Publicist

Edward Shearmur

Music

Peter Mergus

Assistant Editor

Mathew Waters

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Joe Barnett

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Mic Rodgers

Second Unit Director

David Grant

Dialogue Editor

David P. Barton

Effects Supervisor

Tabby Hanson

Stunts

Ken Dufva

Foley Artist

Bryan Cooke

Production Assistant

Tom Boyd

Musician

Pat Moran

Additional Casting

Bruce Birmelin

Still Photographer

Dave Insley

"B" Camera Operator

Shari Nicotero

Second Assistant Director

Benjamin Rosenberg

First Assistant Director

Kevin Duncan

Second Assistant Director

Perry Husman

Unit Production Manager

Derek Kavanagh

Unit Production Manager

David Barrett

Stunt Coordinator

Billy Bryan

Special Effects Supervisor

Reviews:

CinemaSerf (4/10)

It's got shades of the "Quatermass Xperiment" (1955) to it, this, as we discover that heartthrob astronaut "Patrick" (Justin Lazard) - who just happens to be the son of an hard-nosed US senator (James Cromwell) - returns to Earth after a mission. Now unlike with the first of these not-so-classic sci-fi films, this time it's the man who needs to breed and boy does he have a go. No woman is safe - but none of them are "Eve" (Natasha Henstridge). She is the woman of his dreams but is secure in a facility managed by "Laura" (Marg Helgenberger). Well, predictably, it turns out that this place isn't that impenetrable after all and soon it falls to "Lennox" (Michael Madsen) to ride to the rescue before their copulation becomes a cosmic event. The whole film is just poor. The writing and the acting completely lack originality or vitality and the special effects are straight out of an episode of the contemporary "Stargate-SG1". The ending is actually quite funny and so obviously designed to tee up a trequal - can't wait for that. Can it be worse? I wouldn't bet against it!

2023-05-22