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Two space hunters are tracking down a machine trying to free itself. After taking it down, they witness a mystical phenomenon: the ghost of a young woman pulls itself out of the machine, as if the spaceship had a soul. Trying to understand the nature of this entity, they start chasing the woman through space... (ČSFD)
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#MeToo goes to (synthwave) eighties space. It works as long as the duo of directors relies purely on (non-)Carpi and the visuals. It often even has unprecedented drive. Like in first movie. However, with the swelling of the running time comes the effort to frame it in a sci-fi concept from a genuine 1980s VHS B-movie, including (non-)action, (non-)dialogue, (non-)acting by (non-)actors, etc. And when handling these aspects, the Ickermans are completely clueless and unintentionally ridiculous.
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Watching Blood Machines feels like viewing an amateur film with top-notch digital effects and an absolutely killer synthwave soundtrack by Carpenter Brut. It's a classic B-movie sci-fi, but if you love sci-fi and synthwave music, this is a must-watch for you.
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Magical retro sci-fi for fans of the 80s from the creators of Turbo Killer. An artificial intelligence escapes its ship and takes on the form of a beautiful woman, and two cosmic desperadoes clash with her. Excellent creative visuals, a few references and great synth wave music. Too bad there wasn't a more action-packed scene so I could go higher with my rating, but still, this 50 minute short will please fans of older sci-fi. 6-5/10:
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