Creepozoids (1987)
R | 71 mins | Horror | 25 September 1987
Director:
David DeCoteauWriters:
Burford Hauser, David DeCoteauProducers:
David DeCoteau, John SchouweilerCinematographer:
Thomas CallawayEditor:
Miriam L. PreisselProduction Designer:
Royce MathewProduction Company:
Titan ProductionsThe Summary for this unviewed film is based on the 29 Sep 1987 DV review. Production and cast credits were taken from listings in the 29 Sep 1987 DV review and the AMPAS Index to Motion Picture Credits. They may not reflect what is onscreen.
Principal photography began on 28 Mar 1987 in the Southern California area, according to the 8 May 1987 DV production chart.
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The Summary for this unviewed film is based on the 29 Sep 1987 DV review. Production and cast credits were taken from listings in the 29 Sep 1987 DV review and the AMPAS Index to Motion Picture Credits. They may not reflect what is onscreen.
Principal photography began on 28 Mar 1987 in the Southern California area, according to the 8 May 1987 DV production chart.
In 1998, six years after a nuclear holocaust, handfuls of survivors roam the land seeking food and shelter. A group of five army deserters take refuge from the acid rain in a deserted governmental scientific laboratory. Inside that facility, a monster, created during those past scientific experiments, lurks and begins attacking them one by one. ...
In 1998, six years after a nuclear holocaust, handfuls of survivors roam the land seeking food and shelter. A group of five army deserters take refuge from the acid rain in a deserted governmental scientific laboratory. Inside that facility, a monster, created during those past scientific experiments, lurks and begins attacking them one by one.
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