Death on Saturn's Moon |
USA • 2000 • 83m •
  • Directed by: John Krawlzik. • Starring: Paul L. Nolan, Sally Mercer, Curt Karibalis. • Music by: Len Miller.    In the year 2057, agent Hayes is sent to Titan to investigate the mysterious disappearance of a scientist. Investigating, Hayes uncovers a mystery that begins with the missing body, and leads into a maze-like world of secrets and hallucinations.
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Review:
The movie was meant to be something spiritual and haunting. An look inside the concept of what human beings perceive as life and death, good and evil and the very nature of forgiveness, acceptance, god and the afterlife. Instead, it's a giant tease with no payoff.
The Titan storm....never really explained. Is it god? Is Titan some metaphor for purgatory? Is the missing lead scientist some sort of supernatural entity now? Does the director know that he filmed the most un-sexy love scene in all cinematic history? The two remaining scientists on Titan never really do anything, serve no purpose and pretty much just serve as a distraction from the rest of this jumbled story. And by the time you get to the end, you don't really care. Other reviews will go on and on about how beautifully this film was shot and how they did it on a shoestring budget. News flash.....it doesn't cost much money to make a sluggish, self-indulgent borefest like this rubbish�.aka...Ascension...aka....John Krawlzik, go back to your day job. Avoid at all costs.
Review by Unknown from the Internet Movie Database.
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