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Infini (2015)

My rating: 6/10

I'm like 90% certain that this is a Doom fan film with the serial numbers filed off, with a good smattering of The Thing and Aliens, and for that? It's honestly not bad. I also like the bit at the end where the hero gives such an impassioned speech, the alien goo monster spontaneously grows a conscience and brings everybody back to life. Almost a Doctor Who moment, that.

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“The Bloody Pencil” ~ Brian Cachia

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Better Watch Out Soundtrack

Better Watch Out Soundtrack by Brian Cachia - CD Release #BetterWatchOut #Christmas #soundtrack

Original Motion Picture Score (CD Release) for the Christmas horror film Better Watch Out (2016). The music was composed by Brian Cachia (The Osiris Child).

Source: Better Watch Out Movie Genre: Original Motion Picture Score Music by Brian Cachia Label: Howlin Wolf Records / Intrada Records Format: CD Release Date: January 2020

Better Watch Out is a 2016 American-Australian psychological horrorco…

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The Osiris Child Soundtrack

The Osiris Child Soundtrack by @BrianCachia #TheOsirisChild #soundtrack #FilmScores #score #movie #BrianCachia

[ratings]   Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Score OST) to the movie The Osiris Child: Science Fiction Volume One / Science Fiction Volume One: The Osiris Child (2016). Music composed by Brian Cachia. Source: The Osiris Child: Science Fiction Volume One Movie Style: Original Score Music by Brian Cachia Label: Brian Cachia Music Release Date: April 21, 2017 (Digital) Science Fiction Volume One:…

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Brian Cachia #composer #writer #producer #film #score #FilmScores Brian Cachia is an Australian film composer, writer, producer. Brian is known for Science Fiction Volume One: The Osiris Child (2016), Terminus (2015), Assassin's Creed: Checkmate (2013), Half-Life: Raise the Bar (2013), Infini (2015), Gabriel: Behind the Madness (2008), Safe Neighborhood (2016).

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Huh? What? – Infini (Film Review)

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Stephen’s review – Infini

Stephen’s review – Infini

Slick home-grown sci-fi brings the action and the taut tension. Impressive production values punch above its low-budget weight.

Australian writer/director Shane Abbess suddenly appeared on the Hollywood radar when his low-budget biblical battle of good versus evil Gabriel was promptly snapped up by Sony Pictures for global distribution.

As with most of our local success stories, that meant…

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