The 1990s were less than auspicious times for British horror and science fiction films, and the downward trajectories of both genres would have been hastened by films like Tony Maylam's terrible Split Second, a third-rate Alien (1979) clone set in a wat… Read on blog or Reader The EOFFTV Review Read on blog or Reader Split Second (1992) By Kevin Lyons on 15 July 2024 The 1990s were less than auspicious times for British horror and science fiction films, and the downward trajectories of both genres would have been hastened by films like Tony Maylam's terrible Split Second, a third-rate Alien (1979) clone set in a waterlogged London of the very near future. At its heart is a terribly British […] Continue reading Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment.

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