SF 34 LINE- UP

The following films are slated to be part of SF34.
Program is subject to change.

PREMIERE!
RAY BRADBURY'S CHRYSALIS (2008)
Winner: BEST FEATURE
Phoenix Int'l Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival
In a post-apocalyptic world, humanity is nearing its demise. Scientists struggling underground cannot find a solution. One of them falls ill and a chrysalis forms around him. Is it deadly?

PREMIERE!
ALIEN RAIDERS (2008)
Winner: Science Fiction Genre Award, ShockerFest
Winner: Best Actress, Shockerfest
Winner: Festival Prize, Shriekfest
The Hastings Supermarket ends another day in the small town of Buck Lake when armed men take over the store and kill some of the shoppers. They claim they are rogue scientists there to prevent an aline invasion. Directed by Ben Rock, the production designer of THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT.

REPO MAN (1984)
Winner: Boston Society of Film Critics & Saturn Award
Punk, apprentice 'repo man' Otto finds himself in a web of intrigue involving a 1964 Chevy Malibu and renegade scientists. Directed by Alex Cox

IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE in 3D (1953)
Winner: Golden Globe and Hugo Awards
Jack Arnold's ground breaking thriller about a fireball landing in the desert. It has a special guest inside.

TRANSFORMERS (2007)
Winner: MTV Awards.
Nominee: Academy Awards
Michael Bay's loud interpretation of the popular toy/cartoon as two intergalactic clans use Earth as a bumper car playground.

"RUNAWAY (1984)
Nominee: Saturn Awards
The late, great Michael Crichton directs his own story about an evil Gene Simmons turning domestic robots into killers. A perfect 80's film with Tom Selleck, Cynthia Rhodes and Kirstie Alley

THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD (1951)
National Film Registry recipient
Christian Nyby (or Howard Hawks) directs this early 50s entry about a blood sucking vegetable (please, no ex-wife jokes here) seeking warm bodies in the frozen north.

I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE (1958)
Exploitative title belies a classic Sfer. Aliens seeking control of Earth begin to assume the form of humans. (Please no ex-husband jokes)

KILLER KLOWNS FROM OUTER SPACE (1988)
Saturn Award double nominee.
Aliens, looking like as clowns, terrorize small town America.

INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS (1978)
Winner: Best Feature, Saturn Awards
Nominee: Hugo Awards, WGA Awards
Before the iPod, there were Pods. Philip Kaufman's chilling retake on the 50s classic. WD Richter (Buckaroo Banzai) did the script.

LOGAN'S RUN (1976)
Winner: Academy Award, Special Achievement
Nominee: Academy Award, Cinematography, Art Direction
Utopian life is marred by one minor issue - you gotta die at 30. Boy, that's a bummer. Michael York thinks so.

STAR TREK WRATH OF KHAN (1982)
Winner: Saturn Award, Best Director, Best Actor
Admiral J.T. Kirk must deal with age, an old flame, an unknown progeny and most importantly an old enemy seeking righteous vengeance. The late Ricardo Mantalban plays the really bad guy, really over the top.

Plus there will be Star Trek Bloopers, cartoons, trailers, selected short subjects. Don't forget there will be the Milkyway Minutae Mindbender, Alien Mating Cry Challenge and The Aluminum Foil Hat Contest.

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