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Journeys through the Darkzone (1984)
Grant D'Arcy was a dreamer. He had to do something to get his mind off a menial 9 to 5 job straining plankton on Hydra 7, an otherwise uninhabited planet. And one day he tasted forbidden entertainment in the Dark Zone. It was all too incredible. At first he was the hero he had fantasized about. while reading pulp science fiction all his life. Then he found out there was just one catch-in the Dark Zone, there are no happy endings. Nothing even close.
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Grant D'Arcy was a dreamer. He had to do something to get his mind off a menial 9 to 5 job straining plankton on Hydra 7, an otherwise uninhabited planet. And one day he tasted forbidden entertainment in the Dark Zone. It was all too incredible. At first he was the hero he had fantasized about. while reading pulp science fiction all his life. Then he found out there was just one catch-in the Dark Zone, there are no happy endings. Nothing even close.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Paul De Meo, Danny Bilson
In Theaters:1/1/1984
Box Office:$3,000
Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:A CHARLES BAND Production, Empire Pictures, PALAN PRODUCTIONS
Cast
Charles Band
Director
Jeffrey Byron
Grant D'arcy
Gina Calabrese
Girl Dream
Steve Buscemi
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Joey McIntyre
Frankie
Kathleen Turner
Constance Lion Cat Girl
Black M
Kid Tully
Phillip Van Dyke
Young Boy
Robby the Robot
Robot Teacher
Jason Beghe
Dave the Robot
Jonathan Taylor Thomas
Brian J. Carson
Fred Newman
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