Title: Laserblast
Year: 1978
Genre: Science Fiction, Horror
Rating: 3.2
Cast: Kim Milford, Cheryl Smith, Gianni Russo, Ron Masak, Eddie Deezen
Description: A forgotten relic of 1978's low-budget sci-fi scene, *Laserblast* isn't just bad; it's a mesmerizing train wreck of cinematic ambition and hilariously inept execution. The film's endearingly amateurish special effects, coupled with a surprisingly poignant exploration of teenage alienation, create a strangely compelling viewing experience. While the plot revolves around a teenager's accidental acquisition of a powerful alien weapon, it's the film's underlying melancholy that lingers. It's a story about feeling misunderstood, about the desperate yearning for connection in a world that feels hostile and indifferent. *Laserblast* isn't a masterpiece, but its unique blend of camp and pathos makes it a cult classic worth revisiting for its unintentional brilliance and strangely affecting emotional core.