Name: Reptilicant
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rating: 2.2
Cast: Gary Daniels, Tina-Desiree Berg, Jason Scott Johnson

REPTILICANT - watched on Amazon Prime under the title I, ALIEN - is a silly little sci-fi B-movie made on a tiny budget with some of the oddest directorial choices I've ever witnessed. The scene transitions, the direction of the actors, the editing, everything is horrible here and sinks what could have been an average production, turning it into something truly terrible. I was intrigued into watching this film by the presence of British action star Gary Daniels, always a joy to see on screen, but he's stuck in a chair for the first hour and only springs into life in the last twenty minutes, which really isn't enough. The rest of the film is your usual alien shapeshifting story with bad acting and FX, the alien itself literally a guy in a gimp suit with a horror mask. Give it a miss!

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