Wannabe "Alien" Features Gruesome Images
“Contamination” is directed by  Luigi Cozzi, who’s known for making low-budget copies of successful American films, such as “Starcrash&#34; (“Star Wars”), “Monster Shark” (“Jaws”), and “Hercules” (“Conan the Barbarian”). “Contamination” is inspired by — if not copied from — Ridley Scott’s “Alien” (1979), with a few slight changes. An unmanned ship containing deadly alien eggs and mutilated bodies on board enters New York City’s waters. The eggs soon begin to explode like grenades, causing anyone close by to implode. When someone recalls that an astronaut on a Mars mission had mentioned something about eggs, an expedition is put together to seek him out in South America.<br /><br />The film has plenty of gore, but lacks the genuine suspense of “Alien.” The pod spores in “Contamination” are filled with lethal flesh-dissolving acid, one of the movie’s primary special effects. There’s also a scene of an alien laying eggs, a scene portrayed later in James Cameron’s “Aliens.”  What Cozzi goes for is one-upping “Alien” with considerably more exploding bodies. He achieves this, but at the expense of performances and story. It’s basically a bloodfest, which serious fans of horror might enjoy. For others, the violence will seem excessive and gratuitous. Gruesome special effects are fine when they enhance or shore up the plot. In “Contamination,” they are showcase moments sprinkled into an unoriginal script.<br /><br />Bonus features on the Blu-ray release include a 2014 Q & A with director Luigi Cozzi and star Ian McCulloch; archive documentary hosted by the director containing behind-the-scenes footage; reversible sleeve containing original and newly commissioned art work; and a collector’s booklet illustrated with original archive stills and posters.
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