Titan Find.

it took me a number of years (remember this was before the internet) to find out that Titan find (which is the film's original title) was changed to Creature. I think it was in Monsterland magazine where they had an article about this film (80s) and I have always wanted to see it and never found it. Now I know why

for arguments sake a friend of mine in Norway sent me a disc made from Norwegian vhs and told me it has more scenes and gore than the US release and uses the original films name. Will do a side by side to verify it

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Of course a Brit would claim a vague, faux-intellectual title as the superior way to go for a low-grade horror film. Makes you sound proud to have seen it, ready for lofty discussion with frequently raised eyebrows, probably to find out who the fun people are at boring parties. 'Titan Find' should be a brand of beer-filled condoms.

Nice blanket statement, with that logic... The average Brit would have trouble with the title as well, do you all even have a space program?

Didn't think so....

What's confusing about that? It's kind of a simplified two word plot summary.

Creature is a fitting title. This is a pretty by the numbers, unimaginative Alien imitator.

America: Living rent free in jealous foreigners heads since 1776

kester_pelagius,

Eventually I will do the side by side when I find some time. Even if I find just one extra scene that will solid the claim of more footage. In the meantime the disc is just sitting here on the floor.

however I can tell you this is on the Viking video release label (Norway) and in PAL format it runs 1hr 36 min 38 seconds

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