“Inalienable” Now Available for Download

After a short delay from the originally expected release date, Renegade Studios announced today that the premiere of Walter Koenig’s highly anticipated sci-fi film “InAlienable” is now ready for download at RENEGADE STUDIOS.com at $2.99 (USD) per download.

This gripping, high-intensity sci-fi thriller was written by Walter, directed by Robert Dyke (Moontrap, Timequest) and produced by Sky Conway. It makes its grand premiere today via the Internet before moving across the globe in theatrical release, a real first for filmmaking.

It boast of an all-star cast of Walter Koenig, Richard Hatch (Battlestar Galactica), Marina Sirtis (Star Trek: The Next Generation), Erick Avari (Heroes, Stargate: The Movie) and Courtney Peldon (Boston Public, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine). The co-stars for this film include such names as Richard Herd (Star Trek: Voyager, V), Jay Acovone (Stargate SG-1, Independence Day), Alan Ruck (Star Trek VII: Generations, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off), Patricia Tallman (Babylon 5), Tim Russ (Star Trek: Voyager, Star Trek: Of Gods and Men), Gary Graham (Star Trek: Enterprise, Alien Nation), Andrew Koenig (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Batman: Dead End), J.G. Hertzler (Star Treks VOY, ENT, DS9 & New Voyages) and Judy Levitt (Babylon 5, Star Trek movies IV, VI & VII).

Still guilt-ridden over the accident that took his family’s lives, Eric Norris (Hatch) discovers that his body is host to a parasite from another world. Except, it is more than a parasite: it carries his DNA. Is this his new son or–as the government believes–a threat to mankind?

InAlienable is a tour de force in filmmaking…..a culmination of a lifetime of achievement in the entertainment industry by Walter Koenig…world renowned as the iconic “Chekov” from classic Star Trek and ‘Bester” of Babalon 5, author and television writer and now Producer. “InAlienable is a work of love by all that were involved,” Walter Koenig stated. “I’m extremely proud of our production team, cast and crew. As to our groundbreaking use of the Internet for initial distribution, I have to say it’s exciting to go where no one has gone before.”