Scorpio One

Scientists aboard the orbital station Scorpio One discover a powerful energy source that could solve global resource problems, but a disaster kills the crew. In response, the CIA dispatches a specialized team of elite soldiers and astronauts to the facility to investigate the accident and handle a dangerous confrontation. As oxygen levels drop, the group must resolve the crisis to prevent a catastrophe that threatens the future of the world.

The science fiction film was directed by Worth Keeter, following his previous work on Lady Grey and Snapdragon. The screenplay was written by Steve Latshaw and produced by Andrew Stevens and Ashok Amritraj. The cast features Robert Carradine as Carter, Jeff Speakman as Jared Stone, Robin Curtis as Shannon Brey, Steve Kanaly as Cmdr. Wilson, George Murdock as CIA Director Wilfrid Parlow, and Judith Chapman as Gibson.

Released in 1998, the production was a United States venture by Royal Oaks Entertainment Inc. and Cabin Fever Entertainment with a runtime of 92 minutes. The movie received a poor reception from viewers, as reflected by a 3.8 rating on IMDb based on 440 votes.