Galaxy of Horrors

7.0/10 • 2

2024-01-01 • 1h 45m

HorrorScience Fiction

A million light years of fear.

Trapped in a damaged cryogenic pod, a man is forced to watch a series of horrific science-fiction tales while his life support systems run out. Featuring eight intense stories of the unknown and other-worldly, equally wonderful and terrifying. Visit the GALAXY OF HORRORS, if you dare! Curated from Rue Morgue & Unstable Ground's Little Terrors Festival.

Directors: Andrew Desmond, Marcello Ercole, Fabio Prati, Todd Cobery, Richard Karpala, Justin McConnell, Benni Diez, Dennis Cabella, Javier Chillon, Ethan Shaftel, Antonio Padovan, Marinko Spahic
Writters: Andrew Desmond, Fabio Prati, Benni Diez, Jean Philippe Ferré, Todd Cobery, Dolores Diaz, Antonio Padovan, Ethan Shaftel, Dennis Cabella, Javier Chillon, Justin McConnell, Marinko Spahic, Marcello Ercole

HorrorScience Fiction

Galaxy of Horrors

2024-01-01 • 1h 45m

7.0/10 • 2

A million light years of fear.

Directors: Andrew Desmond, Marcello Ercole, Fabio Prati, Todd Cobery, Richard Karpala, Justin McConnell, Benni Diez, Dennis Cabella, Javier Chillon, Ethan Shaftel, Antonio Padovan, Marinko Spahic
Writters: Andrew Desmond, Fabio Prati, Benni Diez, Jean Philippe Ferré, Todd Cobery, Dolores Diaz, Antonio Padovan, Ethan Shaftel, Dennis Cabella, Javier Chillon, Justin McConnell, Marinko Spahic, Marcello Ercole

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Francesc Garrido
Dan Atenas (segment 'They Will All Die In Space')
Julio Perillán
Alex Talabot (segment 'They Will All Die In Space')
Ben Temple
Phil Eberhart (segment 'They Will All Die In Space')
Mathis Landwehr
Mathis (segment 'Kingz')
Claire Oelkers
Nadine (segment 'Kingz')
Olli Banjo
Olli (segment 'Kingz')
Rob Kerkovich
Handyman (segment 'Flesh Computer')
Elle Gabriel
Emily - Flesh Computer (segment 'Flesh Computer')
Alias Hilsum
The Astronaut (segment 'Entity')

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Gimly

Mar 9, 2018

5/10

Here's the thing about anthology horrors, or really any collection of short films. They're almost always going to get a pretty middling rating. There will almost always be good ones in the mix, and there will almost always be bad ones in the mix. The good ones often leave you disappointed that they're over so fast, and the bad ones are often not so bad solely because they're mercifully short, so again, usually, they cancel one another out for an average experience. Galaxy of Horrors fits this formula to a tee, and as low budget as it is, I don't regret having seen it. Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole.