This movie is a contemporary of (and ripoff of) The Entity. The differences are significant though: one movie had major actors, a decent budget, a plot you can follow and award-nominated actors. Then there's this one.
I can't figure out why so many "reviewers" here look at this as anything but what it was, which is my first sentence followed by "It's a B movie.". As a B movie, it's not bad. It has just enough script to almost cover its length, a couple of more-or-less recognizable actors in the cast and a reputation for being Lana Wood's corporeal showcase. She makes the most of it. Lana's body was quite spectacular and you can see it here whenever the photography permits. For Entity fans, I will say that Lana did not use a body double, spfx dummy or anything else.
And to those young kids who reviewed this film and relished using the word "floppy", please know that not all of us are looking for (1) obvious implants or (2) women who are built like 15-year-old boys. Big natural breasts move, kids.
I'd love to have had both movies (Entity and Dark Eyes) on the same bill at a drive-in.
As a movie, it's no Citizen Kane. But neither was Humanoids From The Deep .I like them both. They're B movies.
I can't figure out why so many "reviewers" here look at this as anything but what it was, which is my first sentence followed by "It's a B movie.". As a B movie, it's not bad. It has just enough script to almost cover its length, a couple of more-or-less recognizable actors in the cast and a reputation for being Lana Wood's corporeal showcase. She makes the most of it. Lana's body was quite spectacular and you can see it here whenever the photography permits. For Entity fans, I will say that Lana did not use a body double, spfx dummy or anything else.
And to those young kids who reviewed this film and relished using the word "floppy", please know that not all of us are looking for (1) obvious implants or (2) women who are built like 15-year-old boys. Big natural breasts move, kids.
I'd love to have had both movies (Entity and Dark Eyes) on the same bill at a drive-in.
As a movie, it's no Citizen Kane. But neither was Humanoids From The Deep .I like them both. They're B movies.