FeatureR2002·96m·4.4

Stranded

No lifeline. No contact. No rescue.

AdventureScience Fiction

The Russian space station Avma is disintegrating, and an international team of scientists is sent to the dying station to salvage valuable technology left on board. But fate has other plans, and when a rogue meteor collides with the station, leaving them with all communications lost, and life-giving oxygen bleeding into space, one man has only hours to save all the lives on board.

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Cast

Ice-T

Jeffries

Hannes Jaenicke

Jack McKendrick

Michael Dudikoff

Ed Carpenter

Yvette Nipar

Susan Miller

Chick Vennera

Vladi

WC

Scott Richmond

Larry Poindexter

Nick

Michael Cavanaugh

Admiral Ferrell

Art Hindle

Owen Marsh

Kelly Hare

Katherine Marsh

Alex Veadov

Yuri

Andrew Stevens

Phil Andrews

Lada Boder

Tania

Robert Donavan

Major Kronsten

Richard Gabai

Peter

Marc Vahanian

Workman

Jim Valdez

Assistant

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Phoenician EntertainmentPhoenician Entertainment

Crew

Director

Fred Olen Ray

Writers

Steve Latshaw

Theo Angell

Director of Photography

Steve Ralph

Production Design

Robert Constant

Costume Design

Nikki Giovacchini

Production Design

Joel T. Pashby

Editor

Gallery

Reviews

CinemaSerf

9/3/2023

4.0

I read an article recently about damage done to the Hubble telescope by space debris. Perhaps it was a DVD of this bobbins? It tells us the dreary, rehashed, story of a crew who are stranded aboard a damaged space station. An hastily convened rescue team from planet Earth is soon being assembled - but are those pesky Russians really working from the game plan? The acting is pretty diabolical, the pace likewise - and what dialogue there is, well that's the usual gung-ho sort of stuff you might expect but hope not to get. Indeed, there is very little here to cause you to raise your eyes to the screen from whatever else you might choose to do whilst watching it. The effects are adequate, and there is usually something blowing up or spinning out of control - but for the most part it's just a really poorly devised and executed sci-fi adventure that isn't remotely exciting.