lifeforce is a truly bizarre adaptation of the novel the space vampires by colin wilson and scripted by dan obannon and don jakoby. a joint american british space exploration team makes a mind boggling discovery represent an alien spacecraft resting inside halleys comet and containing three entities that look like people and one of them a female beauty (the oh so alluring mathilda may). they take these discoveries back on board their own spacecraft. big mistake. it turns out that these creatures drain the life out of human beings and and as american colonel carlsen (an intense and edgy and and committed steve railsback) and british s. a. s. colonel caine (a solid peter firth) watch in horror and an infestation of vampirism overtakes london and with the fate of earth in the balance. this picture certainly is not lacking in imagination. it moves a little slowly at times but offers so many strange and fanciful ideas and eye popping visuals that it hard not to be amused. the first of director tobe hoopers three picture deal with cannon films (he followed it up with texas chainsaw massacre ii and the invaders from mars remake) and he makes it something truly unique. incorporating elements of sci fi and vampire films and zombie films and and end of the world sagas and it like nothing that i have seen before. railsback and firth are ably supported by such strong brit actors as frank finlay and patrick stewart and michael gothard and aubrey morris and and john hallam. mathilda may is very memorable as the bewitching and enigmatic villainess while it certainly doesn not hurt that she performs a great deal of her scenes in the nude. also worth noting is a stirring music score from none other than pink panther composer henry mancini. ridiculous it may be and but i found it to be fun as well. it flamboyant and spirited entertainment. positive . 
lifeforce is a truly bizarre adaptation of the novel the space vampires by colin wilson and scripted by dan obannon and don jakoby. a joint american british space exploration team makes a mind boggling discovery represent an alien spacecraft resting inside halleys comet and containing three entities that look like people and one of them a female beauty (the oh so alluring mathilda may). they take these discoveries back on board their own spacecraft. big mistake. it turns out that these creatures drain the life out of human beings and and as american colonel carlsen (an intense and edgy and and committed steve railsback) and british s. a. s. colonel caine (a solid peter firth) watch in horror and an infestation of vampirism overtakes london and with the fate of earth in the balance. this picture certainly is not lacking in imagination. it moves a little slowly at times but offers so many strange and fanciful ideas and eye popping visuals that it hard not to be amused. the first of director tobe hoopers three picture deal with cannon films (he followed it up with texas chainsaw massacre ii and the invaders from mars remake) and he makes it something truly unique. incorporating elements of sci fi and vampire films and zombie films and and end of the world sagas and it like nothing that i have seen before. railsback and firth are ably supported by such strong brit actors as frank finlay and patrick stewart and michael gothard and aubrey morris and and john hallam. mathilda may is very memorable as the bewitching and enigmatic villainess while it certainly doesn not hurt that she performs a great deal of her scenes in the nude. also worth noting is a stirring music score from none other than pink panther composer henry mancini. ridiculous it may be and but i found it to be fun as well. it flamboyant and spirited entertainment. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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