Beast in Space
May 13 1980
•1h 26m
•Horror, Science Fiction
In the future the struggle for space superiority has forced humanity to search the cosmos for a rare element called Antallum that is the key ingredient for the construction of neutron bombs. Starship captain Larry Madison and his crew are assigned to retrieve Antallum from the remote planet Lorigon. However, Madison and crew find themselves under the control of a powerful computer on Lorigon that incites everyone to have sex. Some versions feature brief adult scenes shot with body doubles.
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Sirpa Lane
Lt. Sondra Richardson
Marina Hedman
Frieda Henkel
Vassili Karis
Captain Larry Madison
Lucio Rosato
Peter
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