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Also known as Seedpeople

Seedpeople is a 1992 comedy sci-fi horror film, executive produced by Charles Band (who originated the basic plot) and directed by Peter Manoogian. It stars Sam Hennings, Dane Witherspoon, Anne Betancourt and Andrea Roth.

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4.4

The citizens of Comet Valley are being taken over by seeds from an alien plant that has taken root there. A sheriff investigates the strange goings-on.

Released: 1992-05-2887 minDir: Peter ManoogianHorror, Science Fiction

Cast

  • Sam Hennings as Tom Bains
  • Andrea Roth as Heidi Tucker
  • Dane Witherspoon as Brad Yates
  • Bernard Kates as Doc Roller
  • Holly Fields as Kim Tucker
  • John Mooney as Frank Tucker

Themes

  • mind control
  • small town
  • transformation
  • plant
  • forest
  • bed and breakfast (b&b)
  • alien
  • doppelgänger
  • seed
  • ultraviolet light

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Ratings

IMDb

4.4/10

1,615 votes

Year
1992
Runtime
81 min
Genres
Horror, Sci-Fi

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
film
Country of origin
United States
Original language
English language
Screenwriter
Charles Band
Cast member
Sam Hennings
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publication date
1992-00-00
distributed by
Full Moon Features
title
Seed People
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Encyclopedic overview

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Contents
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  • Cast
  • Release
  • Canceled sequel
  • Other media
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Seedpeople is a 1992 comedy sci-fi horror film, executive produced by Charles Band (who originated the basic plot) and directed by Peter Manoogian. It stars Sam Hennings, Dane Witherspoon, Anne Betancourt and Andrea Roth.

==Plot== Geologist Tom Baines (Sam Hennings) is involuntarily admitted to a hospital after rambling incoherently about a town called Comet Valley. An FBI agent arrives and insists on hearing Tom’s story from the beginning, which unfolds largely in flashback.

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