Shadowzone (film)

Shadowzone
Shadowzone
	DVD release cover
Directed by	J. S. Cardone
Written by	J. S. Cardone
Produced by	Carol Kottenbrook (producer); Charles Band (executive producer)
Starring	Louise Fletcher; David Beecroft; James Hong; Miguel A. Núñez, Jr.
Cinematography	Karen Grossman
Edited by	Thomas Meshelski
Music by	Richard Band
Distributed by	Full Moon
Release date	February 22, 1990;
Running time	88 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Shadowzone is a 1990 science fiction/horror film directed by J. S. Cardone.

Plot

During a secret subterranean scientific experiment, the effects of artificially created excessive daytime sleepiness are studied. After one of the subjects has died in a mysterious way during the trial, a captain from NASA is sent to the laboratory to investigate the case. It soon turns out that the portal to a parallel universe has been discovered. There is no escaping Shadowzone. While there, even your thoughts can betray you.

That's a lesson learned too late by NASA hyper-sleep researchers. Through the dimension comes an alien invader that disturbs the experiment, taking the shape of each person's most morbid fear. Finally, only the NASA captain and the last remaining subject, a young woman, survive.

Cast

Louise Fletcher as Dr. Erhardt
David Beecroft as Capt. Hickock
James Hong as Dr. Van Fleet
Frederick Flynn as Tommy Shivers
Shawn Weatherly as Dr. Kidwell
Miguel A. Núñez Jr. as Wiley

Release

Shadowzone had the distinction of being the second release by Full Moon Entertainment. It was released on VHS by Paramount Home Entertainment on February 22, 1990.

Full Moon released the film onto DVD in 2000, but it was discontinued for copyright reasons. It has since been released in the Full Moon Classics, Volume 1 box set, containing other Full Moon films like Arcade, Bad Channels, Seedpeople, and Netherworld.

External links

Shadowzone at IMDb
Shadowzone at AllMovie

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