The weakest of three screen adaptations...
“Body Snatchers” is the third screen adaptation of Jack Finney’s science fiction novel about aliens that take over the minds and souls of their human hosts. The first version, Don Siegel’s 1956 “Invasion of the Body Snatchers,” has become a classic and Philip Kaufmna’s 1978 remake is an eerie exercise in suspense and escalating terror. This time around, the story is set at a military base, an interesting location because of the conformity and regimentation of the armed services. It makes it easier for extraterrestrials to assume identities without much notice. Made in 1994, the film features a few actors destined for stardom — Meg Tilly and Gabrielle Anwar — and future Oscar winner Forest Whitaker. R. Lee Ermey (“Full Metal Jacket”) plays the base commander.<br /><br />The concept for alien invasion is actually quite sensible. Take over the bodies of human beings who, though now aliens, still go about their daily life as more and more aliens inhabit human shells. No guns. No prolonged attack. No loss of life. The plan is brilliantly insidious. The notion of your mother, husband, child, teacher, commanding officer, gas station attendant, etc., suddenly being the same yet different is truly unsettling. The army base adds to the tension through the horror of claustrophobia. There’s not many places to hide or escape to, so those at the base are easy prey to being taken over.<br /><br />Director Abel Ferrara keeps us guessing as to who will fall victim next. Overall, however, this version is the weakest of the three, never achieving the gut-wrenching thrills of the first two. In attempting to milk the best of those films while making this version distinctive, Ferrara has created a routine low-budget horror flick without the sheer terror of the original or the escalating paranoia of Kaufman’s film.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the R-rated widescreen Blu-ray release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Don't sleep. Don't ever sleep. That's when it happens. That's when tentacles leave the alien pod and enter your ears and nostrils. Soon you're not you anymore. You've been taken over, a victim of Body Snatchers. A science-fiction classic gets an eerie, modern update in this spellbinder inspired by 1956's Invasion of the Body Snatchers and from the producer of the 1978 remake. Advances in screen special effects now enable director Abel Ferrara (King of New York, Bad Lieutenant ) and his crew of wizards to depict the actual birthing of a pod -- and its devastating effect on the human host. Who says there's no rest for the wicked? As stars Gabrielle Anwar, Terry Kinney, Forest Whitaker and Meg Tilly discover, no one rests when the only way to sleep is to keep one eye open. And one foot out the door..