Sex Files: Alien Erotica (1998)
On board a long distance spaceship returning to Earth, an alien lifeform has invaded. It feeds off of sexual energy and can clone itself to resemble the female crew members. Once on Earth the government's Alien Files force is called in to investigate the strange behavior of the crew members and to learn why the alien has come to Earth.
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On board a long distance spaceship returning to Earth, an alien lifeform has invaded. It feeds off of sexual energy and can clone itself to resemble the female crew members. Once on Earth the government's Alien Files force is called in to investigate the strange behavior of the crew members and to learn why the alien has come to Earth.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror, Romance
Written By:Rolfe Kanefsky
In Theaters:1/1/1998
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Oranton Ltd., Riouw Beleggingen BV, ASP S.A., Click Productions Inc., Bedford Entertainment
Cast
Rolfe Kanefsky
Director
Kira Reed Lorsch
Agent Forrest
Mark Collver
Agent Preston
William Frederick Knight
Col. Parks
Gabriella Hall
Anne Gallo
Robert Donavan
Lt. Russ Allen
Delphine Pacific
Dr. Claire Danning
Laura Palmer
Karen Gilmore / Dream Eve
Blake Pickett
Kelly O'Connor
Lauren Hays
Nancy
Sage Kirkpatrick
Monique
Jim Edwards
Will
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