It’s understandable why someone might question this one – the final installment of this trilogy concerning extraterrestrials primarily interested in intimacy is a real letdown. With most of the original actors gone, Robin Dunne has been brought in as the appealing "Dean," a student character. He gets involved when his professor, “Abbot” (played by Robert Knepper), finds alien remains in his basement and begins collecting eggs to produce a new being embodied by "Sara" (Sunny Mabrey). Naturally, she isn’t alone, and they subsequently encounter "Amelia" (Amelia Cooke) and must struggle for their lives. The narrative is stretched thin over its length, and Dunne lacks the presence needed to support the relatively inexperienced cast across nearly two hours of recycled plot points and uninspired visual effects. It seems likely this went directly to video or aired on a science fiction channel. There’s very little that makes it worthwhile, unfortunately.

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