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Proteus
Proteus

Proteus (1995)

48% User Rating
1h 37min
Thriller
Horror
Science Fiction

"In the middle of the ocean, a new form of horror is taking shape."

Group of heroin smugglers finds shelter on abandoned oil rig after their ship had exploded. Soon they find that the oil rig was just cover for biological experiment. One of the results is Charlie - shape-shifting monster with ability to absorb the memory of its victims. However, even such creatures have their own bad habits.

Bob KeenDirector

Cast

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Craig Fairbrass

Craig Fairbrass

Alex

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Toni Barry

Linda

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William Marsh

Mark

Jennifer Calvert

Jennifer Calvert

Christine

Ricco Ross

Ricco Ross

Buckley

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Jordan Page

Dr. Carol Soames

Nigel Pegram

Nigel Pegram

Dr. Shelley

Neil Finnighan

Neil Finnighan

Brinkstone's Armed Guard

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Johnie Chase

Brinkstone's Chinese Guard

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Jerry Grayson

Brinkstone's Chopper Pilot

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Tom Lucy

Brinkstone's Armed Guard

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Bill Davey

Brinkstone's Armed Guard

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Lance Peters

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Doug Bradley

Doug Bradley

Leonard Brinkstone

Duncan Jarman

Duncan Jarman

Self

Reviews (1)

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John Chard
John Chard
Rating 30%

June 26, 2015

There's a monster on the loose again! Based on the novel Slimer written by Harry Adam Knight (AKA: John Brosnan), Proteus is just another low rent monsters on the loose picture. Plot has a bunch of drug smugglers initially thankful of finding an oil rig out at sea after their boat was wrecked by incompetence. But soon enough they realise they are not alone and floating out on a life raft may have been the better option. So it's all nutty science gone wrong as a bunch of poor actors, headed by Craig Fairbrass with big muscles and a mullet, get involved in an Alien/The Thing amalgamation. Director Bob Keen ensures things are kept dark to hide the cheapness of it all, though some icky scenes keep the pic away from total damnation. But come the arrival of Proteus in its true form, you may find yourself laughing instead of being afraid. 3/10

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Official Trailer: Proteus (1995)

Official Trailer: Proteus (1995)

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