Lifeforce
In the blink of an eye, the terror begins.
1985 · 1h 42m · R
Action, Horror, Science Fiction
Directed by
Tobe Hooper
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Lifeforce
Overview
A race of space vampires arrives in London and infects the populace, commencing an apocalyptic descent into chaos.
Director and cast
- Tobe Hooper Director
- Steve Railsback as Col. Tom Carlsen
- Peter Firth as Col. Colin Caine
- Frank Finlay as Dr. Hans Fallada
- Mathilda May as Space Girl
- Patrick Stewart as Dr. Armstrong
- Michael Gothard as Dr. Bukovsky
- Nicholas Ball as Roger Derebridge
- Aubrey Morris as Sir Percy Heseltine
- Nancy Paul as Ellen Donaldson
- John Hallam as Lamson
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