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Q shows up to put humanity on trial. (Image: CBS)
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Star Trek’s galaxy is filled with mysterious alien races, unexplained phenomena, and incomprehensible technology that our Starfleet heroes would love to explore and understand. And then there’s the Q Continuum, a group of beings that a lot of those Starfleet officers wish would leave them alone instead.
Image: CBS
Star Trek’s galaxy is filled with mysterious alien races, unexplained phenomena, and incomprehensible technology that our Starfleet heroes would love to explore and understand. And then there’s the Q Continuum, a group of beings that a lot of those Starfleet officers wish would leave them alone instead.
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Horror History: TerrorVision was Released on This Day in 1986
Horror History: TerrorVision was Released on This Day in 1986! By Josh Millican
TerrorVision, released on this day in 1986.
TerrorVision was made by Empire International Pictures, the production company owned by Charles Band prior to Full Moon.
If it’s been a while, or if you never experienced the irreverent horror/sci-fi insanity for yourself, check out the trailer and synopsis for
TerrorVision below.
Synopsis:
A family’s new satellite TV system starts receiving signals from another planet, and soon it becomes the passageway to an alien world.
TerrorVision is written and directed by Ted Nicolaou; the film stars Diane Franklin, Mary Woronov, and Gerrit Graham.