The Shape of Things to Come

After Earth becomes a ruined wasteland, the remaining human population settles in domed cities on the Moon. Their existence relies on a specific anti-radiation medicine found only on the planet Delta Three. This world is controlled by Omus, a skilled but unstable mechanic who views human life as worthless. Seeking to expand his power, Omus plans to conquer the Moon by using robot-piloted ships to crash into the lunar domes. To prevent this catastrophe, Dr. John Caball, his son Jason, a friend named Kim, and a robot called Sparks launch an unsanctioned mission to Delta Three using a space battlecruiser.

This Canadian science fiction adventure was directed by George McCowan, following his work on Face-Off, The Magnificent Seven Ride!, and Frogs. The film features a cast including Jack Palance as Omus, Barry Morse as Dr. John Caball, Carol Lynley, and John Ireland. The production was supported by CFI Investments and SOTTC Film Productions Ltd., with a screenplay written by Martin Lager and produced by William Davidson. Audience reception has been generally poor, as reflected by a 3.2 rating on IMDb from 1,600 votes and a 4.1 rating on TMDB from 37 votes.