A computer with its own atomic power pack is sent through a wormhole in an experiment to use wormholes to thwart evil by nipping it at the bud.
Unfortunately, the computer accidentally becomes a smarty and as with the "Terminator" series of movies or IBM's Watson has determined that mankind is a blight and needs eradication.
Meanwhile, back in the lab, all that is known is that the universe is breaking into many and that a power surge of unknown origin means to dispatch the earth as we know it.
Previous teams on a mission to correct this have never returned. Now it is up to a team with of all things a "female scientist" to go where no man... oops, no person has gone before it is too late.
Yes, this is one of those cheap campy sci-fi spoofs. However, they have refined the genre and now actually have a plausible and consistent story. You may want them to hurry and complete their mission or die, but it is the process that makes the movie.
No plant monster, flying dinner plates of death, land jellyfish, or tree monsters were harmed in the making of this film.
Too bad there is no DVD with voice-over commentary at this time.
Unfortunately, the computer accidentally becomes a smarty and as with the "Terminator" series of movies or IBM's Watson has determined that mankind is a blight and needs eradication.
Meanwhile, back in the lab, all that is known is that the universe is breaking into many and that a power surge of unknown origin means to dispatch the earth as we know it.
Previous teams on a mission to correct this have never returned. Now it is up to a team with of all things a "female scientist" to go where no man... oops, no person has gone before it is too late.
Yes, this is one of those cheap campy sci-fi spoofs. However, they have refined the genre and now actually have a plausible and consistent story. You may want them to hurry and complete their mission or die, but it is the process that makes the movie.
No plant monster, flying dinner plates of death, land jellyfish, or tree monsters were harmed in the making of this film.
Too bad there is no DVD with voice-over commentary at this time.
