Another actor with a return visit to Medusa's Face, Todd Jensen. You may remember him from Bats: Human Harvest. Something tells me that this will not be the last time that he visits 'the Face'. Same goes for Velizar Binev. They might not be household names in the world of trilogies or prequels, but in the B movie circle, they are probably well known.
In this yawner, two guys avoid going to jail by performing a task for the military of the United Planets. They get the cargo, which is a girl, and take a transport to get back to the space fleet of the military. Why they didn't just take their own ship, I don't know. Seems like that would have been the better solution. But they didn't, and the transport that they are on is in danger of being hijacked. After a small skirmish and crash landing, everyone lands on a planet that has these large space termites.
After battling the space termites and learning that the cargo girl is some sort of super human, they get off the planet and deal with the military fleet. It's all explained at the end about how the regular humans needed to kill off the super humans. Something about keeping the peace. I forget. And you will too.
The digital space termites are terrible. There is little to no action. And of course they have the seizure cam when fighting the termites. I really don't see the need to have the camera put on a trampoline when filming action sequences.
In short, skip this movie.
I give this movie 0 out of 5 plasma pistols.
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