Laserblast
It occurred to me watching this how similar Roddy McDowall and Christopher Plummer’s careers were circa the 1970s and 1980s – both wore away what clout they had to be the “name star” in some seriously low-rent and trashy material during the period. Unfortunately there’s not much else to ponder in this dull and hokey sci-fi effort, that is too sleepy to even engender some bad laughs, though I liked the awkward tension in Milford’s first scene with what appears to be a deserting lover, but turns out to be his mother!
Mini Review: It occurred to me watching this how similar Roddy McDowall and Christopher Plummer’s careers were circa the 1970s and 1980s – both wore away what clout they had to be the “name star” in some seriously low-rent and trashy material during the period. Unfortunately there’s not much else to ponder in this dull and hokey sci-fi effort, that is too sleepy to even engender some bad laughs, though I liked the awkward tension in Milford’s first scene with what appears to be a deserting lover, but turns o