Leviathan (DVD)

Description: Genre: Crime & Thriller - Thriller / Theatrical Release: 1989 / Director: George P. Cosmatos / Actors: Peter Weller, ... more

Leviathan (DVD) ... Richard Crenna ... / DVD released 29 September, 1998 at MGM / Features of the DVD: Anamorphic, Closed-captioned, Colour, Dolby, DVD-Video, NTSC, Widescreen

Newest Review: ... it becomes clear that the vessel had been part of some dread project, and that something horrible had happened there. Of ... more

... course, the biological menace spreads to the new ship, and soon enough, crew members are being hunted down and mutilated in all manner of nasty ways. Trapped in the underwater station, the survivors must try to stay alive, as they desperately search for a way to return to the surface..... So, the plot is pretty standard, and i'll be honest with you, it sort of is by the numbers type stuff. But this film is raised from the average by a higher budget than normal, some good effects, and plenty of action. In ju...more

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Leviathan (DVD): Beneath the waves, a world of gliding monsters..... (426 words)
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'Leviathan' was one of the brief late-80s boom in underwater creature features, which also included 'Deep star 6' and James Cameron's ponderous 'The Abyss'. Of the three, 'Leviathan' is probably the most enjoyable for b-movie or horror film fans, and in many ways, it comes across as a glossy but trashy version of 'Alien' or John Carpenter's remake of 'The Thing'. The film has pretty much the same plot as the others in the sub-genre: workers who live on a deep underwater station come across an old, mysterious Soviet submarine. Upon investigation, it becomes clear that the vessel had been part of some dread ... Read the complete review

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