Alien Force (1996)
A meteor containing the souls of billions of alien predators crashes on Earth. The alien ruler who encased the evil souls in the meteor sends his top warrior to Earth to find the meteor before his evil rival finds it and uses it to destroy Earth.
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A meteor containing the souls of billions of alien predators crashes on Earth. The alien ruler who encased the evil souls in the meteor sends his top warrior to Earth to find the meteor before his evil rival finds it and uses it to destroy Earth.
Rating:R
Genre:Action, Science Fiction
Written By:Ron Ford
In Theaters:7/1/1996
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Wildcat Entertainment
Cast
Ron Ford
Director
Tyrone Wade
Trace
Roxanne Coyne
Sandy
Burt Ward
Omnipresent Praxima
Michael Wayne
FBI Agent Jack Vincent
Valerie Belardinelli
FBI Agent Dana Harley
Jane Mun
Diane
Mark Sawyer
Gorek / Manny Beryl
Don Pearlman
Milton O'Doul
JoAnna Jocelyn
Joyce O'Doul
Marlene Rasnick
Dr. Winifred Perry
Randal Malone
Raleigh
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