
“Sometimes Inner Space Can Be More Terrifying Than Outer”
Grant D'Arcy was a dreamer. He had to do something to get his mind off a menial 9 to 5 job straining plankton on Hydra 7, an otherwise uninhabited planet. And one day he tasted forbidden entertainment in the Dark Zone. It was all too incredible. At first he was the hero he had fantasized about. while reading pulp science fiction all his life. Then he found out there was just one catch-in the Dark Zone, there are no happy endings. Nothing even close.
Directed by Charles Band, Charles Band, Paul Levinson
User score
1 votes
Released
January 1, 1984
1h 0m
English
Budget → Revenue
$500.0 → $3.0K

Jeffrey Byron
Grant D'arcy

Gina Calabrese
Girl Dream

Steve Buscemi
Evil Lion Cat

Joey McIntyre
Frankie

Kathleen Turner
Constance Lion Cat Girl

Black M
Kid Tully

Phillip Van Dyke
Young Boy

Robby the Robot
Robot Teacher

Jason Beghe
Dave the Robot

Jonathan Taylor Thomas
Brian J. Carson

Fred Newman
Robot Teacher #1

Michael Welch
Robot Teacher #2
Sam Gifaldi
Bully #1
Christopher Walberg
Bully #2

Army Archerd
Evil Lord Blundstone

Catherine O'Hara
Mom

Fred Willard
Dad

Paul Levinson
Narrator

Kevin James
Cop #1

Nick Cannon
Cop #2