The Dark Side of the Moon (1990)

In the not-so-distant future of 2022, "The Dark Side of The Moon" plunges us into the chilling void of outer space, where a spaceship's crew finds themselves marooned on the moon's enigmatic and lesser-known hemisphere due to a cryptic system failure. Fuel supplies dwindling and oxygen levels falling at an alarming rate, their survival hangs on a threadbare hope. A sudden glimmer of salvation appears in the form of a long-lost NASA shuttle, a ghost ship that had vanished without a trace decades ago, now eerily drifting towards them in the cold, unforgiving vacuum. With desperation clawing at their senses, the crew ventures into the dilapidated relic, seeking any salvageable supplies or life-giving oxygen. Unbeknownst to them, this space-wreck harbors a chilling secret. It originally disappeared in the hauntingly infamous Bermuda Triangle, a fact that adds an extra layer of dread to their already dire situation. As they journey deeper into the vessel, they remain blissfully ignorant of the sinister tenant that lurks within its hollow chambers—Satan himself, thirsty for souls and plotting a nefarious scheme to reclaim his place in Heaven. One by one, the crew members fall prey to possession and death, their lives snuffed out in the vast, indifferent cosmos. It rests on the shoulders of Paxton Warner to unravel the sinister connection tying together the dark side of the moon, the Bermuda Triangle, and the Devil himself, in a desperate bid to save the last vestiges of humanity aboard their doomed ship. "The Dark Side of The Moon" is an intense, pulse-pounding journey that explores the depths of fear and desperation in the face of the unknown.

The Dark Side of the Moon is an action movie featuring Ken Lesco and directed by D.J. Webster.

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