Posted on 10/28/2018 3:15:27 PM PDT by RoosterRedux
For any of you fans who are Amazon Prime members, Lifeforce is now free...and it appears to have been gussied up a little bit.
This was always an old sci-fi favorite of mine and "it's baaaack."
Here's a link to the trailer at youtube...Lifeforce
I might check it out. The trailer wasn’t HD, though, nor would I expect it to be for a movie made in the mid-80’s. Is the quality of the video of the film any better than that of the trailer?
The one with Princess Knobula.
Looks completely up-to-date.
Thanks!
Still checking it out, but it appears to have been extensively and beautifully modernized.
Lifeforce, you mean with the naked brunette chick who sucks the life out of men?
Been there.
Me too. Twice. I’m merely a shadow of my former self.
Just added to my Netflix queue. Spooky trailer. Thanks.
It looks and sounds brand new. Even the chrome looks polished...sound and video is crisp, perfect. Incredible colors and fine definition of detail. And it doesn't like its been tampered with. Looks original.
Amazon spent big bucks on this.
Been there
And went back for more...
/sigh...
That’s what naked chicks do, if I remember correctly.
LOL here’s to hot brunette chicks who sucked the life out of our wallets and lives..XD
I’m sold. Watching this when I get home.
Incredible definition. I wonder how they did it?
If this technique can be applied to all old films, there is about to be a major resurgence in classic movies.
I know Steve Railsback and his wife, Marcia. Great couple and such a nice, grateful guy!
Malissa(?) May made one heck of a monster in the Film.
I watched it last night after I watched Split Second. Good Stuff!
I think it was Mathilda May, but memory may not serve.
I have heard that Steve is a great guy. Tell him that his reputation for being a good guy is widespread.
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