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Title: Android Horror Flick help Post by: aculas on February 17, 2008, 11:45:39 PM I need some help with a movie that I have been searching for for years and years. It would've been a 80's film I believe and it was about a bunch of people that got on a plane then disappeared for a short time and then their plane was found. When the passengers got off they were somehow different. Later in the movie they focus on a Woman and her family and come to find out that she was replaced by an android. She of course starts to attack the boy and the father in the movie to keep her secret. I can't for the life of me remember cast members or the year all i remember is the premise. I think it also had something to do with the plane being last in the Bermuda Triangle. Any information would be so overwhelmingly appreciated.
Title: Re: Android Horror Flick help Post by: Shadow on February 17, 2008, 11:52:13 PM Annihilator (1986)?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0090649/ Quote Told the tale of a newspaper reporter who has to miss a vacation (having won a "contest") with his girlfriend Angela, a scenario which, in the style it was filmed starts off very prosaic and normal until, as he narrates the entire film as a flashback, he finds her return plane had "gone off the radar" for 90 minutes, and returns, but delayed. He gets unnerved watching Angela speaking to a mysterious man in sunglasses,who seems to be watching the passengers leave the plane, asks who it was- and she denies having spoken to anyone. She is also unaware the plane was "delayed and missing". She begins acting strangely and having odd meetings with unknown people, and as the reporter begins to investigate things and ask more questions, she tries to kill him and he finds she's now a terminator-like robot(complete with the same kind of eye-tracking visuals from that film). Title: Re: Android Horror Flick help Post by: DistantJ on February 18, 2008, 08:08:02 AM Let's move this to the "What Was That Film?" section, you'll get more views from people looking to answer questions that way :)
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