Sometimes They Come Back... for More

On a arctic circle radio shack, an ancient evil lurks, ready to strike at a psychologist, an army man and their collective forces.

Cast

Clayton Rohner

as Captain Sam Cage

Faith Ford

as Dr. Jennifer Wells

Damian Chapa

as Dr. Carl Schilling

Chase Masterson

as Major Callie O'Grady

Michael Stadvec

as Captain Robert Reynolds

Douglas Stoup

as Lieutenant Baines

Stephen Hart

as Major Frank Whittaker

Max Perlich

as Lieutenant Brian Shebanski

Jennifer O'Dell

as Mary

Frank Ceglia

as Soldier in Bar

Reviews

40w2000

This was one of the worst films I've seen in a very long time. I should have known when I saw Max Perlich was in it. He's one of those 90s 'red flag' actors that signals the film your about to see is going to suck. I'd give it a zero....

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