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  Caption Theatrical release poster
  Director Robert S Fiveson
  Producer Robert S Fiveson <br> Myrl A Schreibman
  Writer Bob Sullivan (story)<br> Bob Sullivan and<br> Ron Smith (screenplay)<br> Myrl A Schreibman and<br> Robert S Fiveson (adaptation)
  Starring Tim Donnelly <br> Paulette Breen <br> Dick Sargent <br> Peter Graves <br> Keenan Wynn <br> Paulette Breen <br> Zale Kessler <br> Frank Ashmore
  Cinematography Max Beaufort
  Music Hod David Schudson
  Distributor Group 1 International Distribution Organization Ltd
  Released August 1979 (USA)
  Runtime 90 min
  Language English
  Budget $257,000
  gross Unknown
  Imdb Id 0078062



PLOT SUMMARY

The film takes place in a remote desert where clones are bred to be used as replacement parts for the elite, including a soon to be President elect Richard Knight ( Peter Graves ). The clones are kept isolated from the real world by workers of the colony clonus, they are promised to be "accepted" to move to America once they have completed some type of physical training. Once a clone goes to "America" they are given a party and a farewell Celebration , then taken to the area known as America. In reality what happens is much more horrid. The clones are actually taken to a lab where they are sedated and placed in an air tight plastic bag where their bodies are frozen in order to harvest their Organs . The story surrounds one clone who escapes the colony and enters the city, he finds his sponsor and later returns to the colony to retrieve his girlfriend. He is betrayed by his sponsor, and eventually finds that his girlfriend has been lobotomized. While the clonus community is exposed in the end, the escaped clone sadly meets the same fate as the others who were sent to "America."

In June 1997, ''Parts: The Clonus Horror'' was featured as an episode of movie-mocking television show '' Mystery Science Theater 3000 ''. Despite the usual reaction to such a dubious honor, the creators of the film said that they felt "honored" when they saw that they had made it onto the show.


THE ISLAND SUIT

On August 25 , 2006 , the court presiding over this case ruled that it could proceed to trial.


Similarities in both films



The movie reviewing web site The Agony Booth has a longer list of similarities between Clonus and The Island here . The article asserts that even some shots seem copied in the newer film.


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