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John Carpenter's Ghosts Of Mars

2001, Movie, PG-13, 98 mins

JOHN CARPENTER'S GHOSTS OF MARS
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Combine NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968), RIO BRAVO (1959, by way of Carpenter's own 1976 ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13) and FIVE MILLION YEARS TO EARTH (1968), sprinkle with red dust — voila! You have this low-rent fright flick. The year is 2176: Mars has been terraformed into a nasty but habitable desert, and some 640,000 colonists — mostly miners — live in a matriarchal society where tough cookies like leather-clad top cop Helena Braddock (Pam Grier) run the show. T... read more leave a comment
Year: 2001
Rated PG-13

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Cast
Ice Cube: James "Desolation" Williams
Natasha Henstridge: Melanie Bradford
Pam Grier: Helena Braddock
Clea DuVall: Bashira Kincaid
Jason Statham: Jericho Butler
Liam Waite: Michael Descanso

 

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