Heatstroke

Synopsis: Gradually people notice the heat index is rising, and that all life on Earth is at risk, for a hoard of alien dinosaurs want to take over; until a soldier and a ex-model step in to take back planet Earth.
 
IMDB:
2.9
Year:
2008
83 min
28 Views


Look. Somebody's pulling down the shades.

That's no shade, Spinner. That's an eye lid.

Something huge is looking at us with

that monstrous eye.

What do you think it is?

I don't know, but we're going to find out.

(HEATSTROKE)

Okay. Give us another pose. There you go.

Ah, that's sexy. Right there.

Hold it. Ah, that's great. Hold it. Hold it.

Nice. Ooh, that's hot. Oh, right there.

Okay, good. Okay,

this time, Brooke, I want you to kneel.

That's looking good.

Can I go to the bathroom?

Oh. Can you just hang on a sec?

We gotta get his shot.

We're running way behind.

What do you think it is?

I don't know, but we're going to find out.

EchoTango One, this is O'Bannon.

I've got a problem. EchoTango One, come in.

EchoTango One, respond.

Where the hell are you guys?

Mayday, MMayday.

AlphaBravo to EchoTango One,

I'm going down.

Repeat, I'm going down.

Heads up:
. Hey:. Watch out!

What's that idiot think he's doing?

Hey, watch out! Hey! Hey, get out of the way!

MMove!

Go!

What the hell's he doing?

Man, that was close. That's it. I'm done.

Is everybody okay?

MMan, what was he thinking? God.

What kind of crazy stunt was that?

You could have killed us.

What are you talking about? Everybody's fine.

Oh, my God. The hair, the makeup, it's ruined.

I didn't mean to

Trying to get a closer look, huh?

Look what you did.

EchoTango One, EchoTango One.

This is O'Bannon over.

Stupid paparazzi.

Paparazzi? You think I look like

a photographer?

Just a pervert then, huh? Peeping Tom?

LoLook, I'm sure this is great whatever

you have going on here, but.

Photo shoot.

Photo shoot.

But I really have important things that.

No, no, you cannot just crash into people and

expect to take no responsibility for it whatsoever.

If you just let me go NNo!

No? No.

I really don't have time for this.

You have to deal with this.

Maleko, stop him.

Hold up, pal. You're not going anywhere.

Don't.

You know I tried to be nice.

You son of a b*tch.

Maleko. He's out cold.

Are you crazy?

Most days.

(Special Ops HQ Pearl Harbor, Hawaii)

Major Wozniak. Wait.

Get the hell out of my way.

You're not answering my calls.

Oh, we don't have anything to talk about,

Dr. Taggart.

You think that for thirty years Earth's

been inhabited by space aliens.

And I think you're crazy.

NNo, I'm sane. You're blind. Open your eyes.

I have. It's crap.

It's not crap. Look again.

1975 we detect traces of a new form

of radiation.

All over the globe.

Unique wavelengths we can't replicate.

We name it Tau Seven.

What causes it, we still don't know.

And I still don't care. Well, you should.

Also in 1 975, huge spike in insomnia cases.

Thousands worldwide.

Identical nightmares about aliens.

So what? File it with all the other alien

and UFO abduction claims.

This is different. These people were driven

insane. Blackouts, breakdowns, psychoses.

Like Captain O'Bannon?

Oh, O'Bannon's a good man. He is dri.

He's a screwup and you put him in charge of

a Gatecrash search team.

And now you expect me to take you seriously?

I expect you to take the facts seriously.

Look. Altered migration patterns.

Random telephone disruptions.

When did it all start? 1 975, every one.

Means nothing.

You don't have a scrap of tangible proof.

Then give us more time.

Major Wozniak, finding extraterrestrials would

be the greatest discovery mankind has ever made.

I don't give a rat's ass about great discoveries,

Doctor.

My job's national security,

not chasing down E.T.'s.

Can you imagine

if the media finds out about this?

For six years we've been wasting Special

Op's forces looking for little green men.

They'd lock us all in rubber rooms.

NNot gonna happen.

NNow, go away.

You know what? You're not done with me yet.

The hell I'm not.

So this is island number what?

Thirty? I've lost track.

You know what? This one's promising.

Only two days here and we've already

logged the highest Tau Seven readings yet.

I'm just bored out of my skull, babe.

You say that everywhere we go.

NNo, no, no, not Afghanistan.

I liked Afghanistan.

It wasn't boring, that's for sure.

NNo, it was not boring.

You said it would be a bad place for

a honeymoon. What were you thinking?

What was I thinking? I don't know.

I don't either. I know what I'm thinking.

Oh? Let's go.

05 cover?

Blue and gold bikini. Flawless.

And the '04 Kenya shoot in the

onepiece black. Perfection.

It's a huge honor to meet both of you ladies.

Oy, Barman. The horse that peed

in this must have had a fever.

You got any beer that's not boiling?

Okay. You gotta have ice, don't you?

No ice.

I, I, I just need moe time.

YYeah, we had a couple of delays,

but it was out of my control.

NNo, no, no. NNo, no. And I appreciate that.

Adam, listen. This thing tanks

and we're both kinda screwed, right?

Can you at least try?

Call me back as soon as you can.

Oh, jeez. What now? NNothing.

Oh. Good.

What?

I just wanna let you know what you did.

What I did?

At the beach. Oh, jeez.

NNo, no. Look, this job was a big opportunity

for me.

Chance to make decisions,

new responsibilities.

It was a big deal for me.

And I'm sure you didn't plan to ruin

my photo shoot, but that's exactly what you did.

Now, now wait a minute. I'm not finished.

Okay.

I'm sure what you're doing here

is very important.

But what I'm doing was important, too. To me.

What are you talking about? What did I

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Richard Manning

Richard "Dick" Manning is an environmental author and journalist, with particular interest in the history and future of the American prairie, agriculture and poverty. He writes frequently about trauma and poverty for the National Native Children's Trauma Center based at the University of Montana, where he is a senior research associate. He is the author of eight books, and his articles have been published in Harper's Magazine, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Audubon and The Bloomsbury Review. more…

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