Search - Apocalypse 20 Movie Pack on DVD

On a 1 to 10 scale, this collection is rated: 4.0

Annie Van Auken | Planet Earth | 03/25/2007

(2 out of 5 stars)

"The users of a web-based film reference site have rated all twenty of the movies contained on APOCALYPSE 20 MOVIE PACK. The mean average of these votes is: 4.0.



Score doesn't take into consideration condition of source material or transfer quality.



Alphabetized list, including years of release, country, main actor and rating:



(5.0) (Alien) Contamination 1982 - Ian McCulloch

(2.5) Alien Species 1996 - Charles Napier

(3.6) Battle Of The Worlds (Italy) 1963 - Claude Rains

(3.0) Cosmos: War Of The Planets (Italy) 1979 - John Richardson

(6.3) Counterblast 1948 - Robert Beatty

(4.4) The Day The Sky Exploded (Italy) 1958 - Paul Hubschmid

(3.8) The Doomsday Machine 1972 - Grant Williams

(2.7) End Of The World 1977 - Christopher Lee

(3.7) Evil Brain from Outer Space (Japan) 1964 - Ken Utsui

(7.0) The Last Man On Earth 1964 (Italy) - Vincent Price

(3.8) Planet Outlaws ("Buck Rogers") 1953 - Buster Crabbe

(5.6) Purple Death From Outer Space ("Buck Rogers") 1966 - Buster Crabbe

(3.1) Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: Menace From Outer Space 1956 - Richard Crane

(3.5) Star Odyssey (Italy) 1979

(2.1) Invasion From Inner Earth (aka "They") 1974

(6.0) This Is Not A Test 1964 - Seamon Glass

(3.9) Unknown World 1951 - Bruce Kellogg

(2.5) War Of the Robots (Italy) 1978

(4.2) Warning From Space (Japan) 1956

(4.1) Warriors Of The Wasteland (Italy) 1982 - Fred Williamson



("Purple Death From Outer Space" is an edited-for-TV version of a 1940 Flash Gordon serial, "Flash Gordon Conquers The Universe.")



(The "Rocky Jones" feature was edited from two 1954 TV episodes.)"

Great Find for a SciFi Fanatic!

cybersleuth58 | Northern New England | 08/25/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This collection should be entitled Alien Invasion. If you're like me, you hunger for SciFi movies you haven't seen 100 times. I'd only seen one movie in this collection. Most are decent enough, from classic Japanese black and white kid's movies to 1970's color Star Wars wannabes. For the price, how can you go wrong? I spent an entire weekend watching these. If they were edited a whole lot better, they'd actually be pretty good. It depends on you. If you're a SciFi fanatic, this is a great find."

Borrrrring!

E. Clar | 12/18/2009

(2 out of 5 stars)

"I don't know where they dug up this collection of movies but I am rarely able to sit all the way through one. Most of these would make great MST3K or Film Crew fodder. In fact, the most fun I had watching these was making up my own comments and jabs."