Color Out of Space, absurd, horrendous and f*cking wonderful all in one! This intimate, trippy, sci-fi, horror predominantly follows the life of a farmer (Nicolas Cage) and his family after a strange meteorite lands on their property. . . and it’s not long before things begin to go south for the household.
As well as Nic Cage being his usual manic self, he is accompanied by family members that have their own set of quirks. A vibe that feels reminiscent of ‘80s horror, based on one of H.P. Lovecraft’s most ambitious stories, this feature is definitely a must-watch for those who love body horror and for others who just wish to have a good giggle whilst simultaneously being disturbed at the same time, get involved.
Available on Amazon Prime.
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