Now this definitely in the mostly unheard category in terms of this low budget production made in South Australia, even for some big names such as Gary Sweet and Alyce Platt to be involved. I feel as though this was highly likely only available through rental means, with very few watches at its time, and never made it way to other mainstream media formats.

The plot involves a drifter passing by an outback town, getting to know the locals, but becomes aware of a suspicious pair of guys experimenting with a weird green substance with alien cloning properties, that involves the town's locals dissapearing and changing their personalities.

Overall thoughts, it's a fairly decent and interesting indie B movie with the blend of sci-fi, horror and comedy into one package, I have the guilty pleasure of rewatching this every so often.

The film's available up on YouTube, so go check it out. Otherwise if you happen to come across a very rare VHS copy, definitely grab it.

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