Maroney, despite being a 16 year old cheerleader, is the film's "sexpot" as she wears her cheerleader uniform for most of the film & is garbed sexily &/or scantily the rest of the time showing off a generous amount of her legs! The unknown cast turns in solid performances though. Stewart & veteran character actor Geoffrey Lewis (Every Which Way But Loose, Any Which Way You Can) are the really only headliners here, but horror buffs will easily recognize B horror star Mary Waronov (best known for Eating Raoul) & her Raoul co-star Robert Beltran (best known as ST Voyager's Commander Chakoty). The music is a little cheesy, but the makeup effects are quite good!
This does not mean that it doesn't have it's moments & we are treated to many plot twists & turns. This plays out as more of an action thriller than a horror chiller. They turn into hideous flesh eating zombies! The girls fight for their lives from both Zombies & scientists!ĭespite the zombies, this is not a gore fest by any stretch & there are very few "jump out of your seat" thrills. It was a big world wide party to welcome the comet's arrival until it turned everyone to dust! Unfortunately, That is far from the case! Besides the devious scientists, there are other survivors that were only partially exposed. This is basically the tale of 2 sisters, Regina/Reg (Catherine Mary Stewart) & Samantha/Sam (Kelli Maroney) who appear at 1st to be the sole survivors of the comet's passing. The rest of the film deals with a secret think tank of scientists trying to save their own lives at the expense of comet survivors. Unfortunately, this low budget fright flick's comet based terror mostly happens at the very beginning.
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