E.J. De La Pena, Dan Bridges, Director Neil Johnson, Claudia Wells, Marilyn Ghigliotti, Lynn Ayala, Darren Jacobs and Brooke Lewis on the set of Starship: Rising (Photo by Images By Marilyn)
Space Jockey Reviews Mission Control, get ready! Starship: Rising is a new movie in the works from Morphius Films that has the Space Jockey Rockets ready to launch already. It’s from director Neil Johnson (also the director of Alien Armageddon, Alien Dawn, and Humanity’s End).What’s better? A lot more! Among many others, the SJR favorite Brooke Lewis is part of the crew! As Staris, Brooke is the pilot of the greatest space vessel in the Federation–Starship One! That alone is worth a 10-rocket launch already! 😀
“What’s it all about?” you ask. Here’s what we know so far:
“A corrupt planetary federation…
The ultimate weapon of destruction.
And the one starship captain stands between them….and intergalactic armageddon.
STARSHIP: RISING — RISE UP OR DIE”
What happens when a starship mega-armed with missiles gets taken over by a revolutionary? Look out for Starship: Rising, and find out! While you’re at it, click on the stars below, and check out their resumés!
Starship: Rising is written and directed by Neil Johnson (Alien Armageddon) and stars Claudia Wells (Back to the Future), Brooke Lewis (iMurders), Emily Rose Morrison (singer Emii), E.J. De La Pena (Jingle All The Way), Marilyn Ghigliotti (Clerks), Rajia Baroudi (Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Diablo III, Power Rangers), Darren Jacobs (Hollyoaks TV Series), Ralph Guzzo, Catharina Widell, Myke Michaels, Kaleti Williams, Christina Marie Moses, Fiona Domenica, Lynn Ayala, Lara Taillon, Christian Anderson, Breck Galliniand, and Ty Haile.
Take a look at these behind-the-scenes production photos, and you’ll see what the deep-space hype is all about! Also, stay tuned to Space Jockey Reviews for all the latest Starship: Rising news, trailers, and more! Enjoy! 😀
Photos by Images By Marilyn; Joshua Paul Miller
E.J. De La Pena, Brooke Lewis, and Claudia Wells
Brooke Lewis and director Neil Johnson
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Brooke Lewis and Emii
Darren Jacobs
E.J. De La Pena, Brooke Lewis, Darren Jacobs, and Emii
Emii (Emily Rose Morrison)
Rajia Baroudi (as the wicked Czarina) and Brooke Lewis (as Staris)
The cast of Starship: Rising in front of a green screen
Emii (Emily Rose Morrison)
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Emii
Darren Jacobs and Emii
Director Neil Johnson and Emii
Director Neil Johnson and Emii
Brooke Lewis and Emii
Darren Jacobs, E.J. De La Pena, and Emii
If you’re like this Space Jockey, you’re more than ready to board Starship: Rising, especially after seeing these superstellar photos! Remember to check SJR for all the latest updates! At light speed, they’ll surely be here soon enough! 😀
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Sounds like the plot from Blake’s 7, and look’s like a similar budget. With costumes like that it would want to be a comedy. Emii looks good.
They even reference the planet ‘Gauda Prime’, which was the location for the final episode of Blake’s Seven.
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The premise of these films are good, however the casting and execution is flawed. All Neil Johnson’s films have an assembly of feminist botoxed lead actresses, token blacks who get killed first and Zionist philosophies scattered throughout. No regular looking people, fat, old, ugly, babies or different languages or nationalities. Why hasn’t it occurred to Neil Johnson that British actresses Judy Dench, Helen Mirram etc. get the roles despite being of advanced ages due to them not having butchered their facial expressions with botox or surgeries. I was reminded of the disappointing remake of “V” in which they replaced the regular people with attractive wooden hams, so there was no distinguishing features like the 1980’s version of the Aliens being attractive and the people being regular young, old, fat, thin, showing signs of living under occupation covered in dirt and grime with messed up hair.