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Seedpeople [VHS]

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Pathetic rip-off of Invasion of the Body Snatchers about
seedpods from outer space possessing people in a remote
California valley-sound familiar? Yet another Charles Band
bummer! I swear My Dinner with Andre had better special
effects!

when a creature from outer space resembling a mutant tree craves world domination it does so by turning people into plant monsters (three types the sailor a fly-like creature that acts as a scout,the tumbler a furry plant thing turns into a thorny ball and the shooter a two legged no armed plant beast that takes over peoples minds or turns them into other shooters) and by using the residents of an oterwise quiet town to germinate more plant creatures the only ones who can stop it are a man returning to the town a unbalenced mad scientest a young cop and two teenaged girls

Evil has sprouted in Comet Valley, in the form of some unusual inhabitants: Shooter, Tumbler and Sailor, bloodthirsty plants with a nasty personality. They're persuasive in attracting followers to their cause-an ingenious plan to pollinate and rule the world. Their plot might come to fruit unless a few enlightened humans can find a way to stop them.
Tom Bains (SAM HENNINGS) is a state geologist sent to Comet Valley to investigate a possible meteorite landing from the past. He notices the strange behavior of many of the town's citizens, particularly Doc Roller (BERNARD KATES), a botanist with a chilling theory about the meteorite. Roller believes the fragments that fell from the sky are actually seeds, which are suddenly germinating at an uncontrollable speed.
Bains and Doc team up with Brad Yates (DANE WITHERSPOON), the town's Deputy Sheriff, and Heidi Tucker (ANDREA ROTH), Bains' former sweetheart, in a desperate attempt to stop the attack and free Comet Valley from the SEEDPEOPLE.

A low budget film produced in the vein of 'Attack of the Killer Tomatoes' - this film is a cult classic horror film. If it had been made by Renee Duchamp, it would have been art. This film should be packaged with its own seeds for home gardening. END

Giant seeds from outer space invade the Earth!!! Their method of domination? ROLLING!!! Cuddle up with a can of Round-Up and prepare to laugh your *ss off at how horribly bad this horror film is! :)

If your a horror film buff, see this!