The Falling (1986 film)
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| The Falling | |
|---|---|
 Theatrical poster | |
| Directed by | Deran Sarafian |
| Written by | Deran Sarafian Noah Bloch |
| Produced by | Deran Sarafian |
| Starring | Dennis Christopher Martin Hewitt Lynn-Holly Johnson |
| Cinematography | Tote Trenas |
| Edited by | Dennis Hill |
| Music by | Thomas Chase Steve Rucker Dicotomía |
Production company | Continental Motion Pictures Corporation |
| Distributed by | Trans World Entertainment |
Release date | February 6, 1987 |
Running time | 90 minutes |
| Countries | United States Spain |
| Language | English |
| Box office | $2,554 |
The Falling (also known as Alien Predators and Mutant 2) is a 1987 American-Spanish science fiction horror film starring Dennis Christopher, Martin Hewitt, and Lynn-Holly Johnson.[1]
Synopsis
Three teenagers vacationing in Spain drive through a town where the space station Skylab crashed several years earlier, bringing with it alien organisms that transform their human hosts into flesh-eating monsters.
Trivia
- The film was shot throughout Spain in May and June 1984, but not released until 1987.
- Production during the movie caused producer Carlos Aured to completely retire from filmmaking. In a 1999 interview with Fangoria, Aured mentioned that he tried several times to get the filmmakers to take a more professional approach to the film, but the crew was too laid back. As a result, the film went over schedule and over budget, from which they heaped all the debts onto Aured, once filming was complete.
Cast
- Dennis Christopher as Damon
- Martin Hewitt as Michael
- Lynn-Holly Johnson as Samantha
- Luis Prendes as Dr. Tracer
- J.O. Bosso as Captain J.J. Wells
- Yousaf Bokhari as Mr. Bodi
- Yolanda Palomo as Mrs. Bodi
- Christina Augustin as Baby Bodi
- Christina San Juan as Waitress
- Pablo Garcia as Man in Store
- Carlos Ramirez as Gas Station Attendant
Release
The Falling was distributed in the United States as Alien Predator in February 1987 with a 90 minute running time.[2]
References
- ^ The New York Times
- ^ Klain, Jane, ed. (1989). International Motion Picture Almanac for 1989 (60 ed.). Quigley Publishing Company, Inc. p. 408. ISBN 0-900610-40-9.
External links
- The Falling at IMDb
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