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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Mocumentry and 50′s bad SiFi Spoof
By Lahaina Joe
Review Warning: I find myself enjoying these “silly” moral space comedies and I really like things such as love songs being sung in the bomb shelter, 26lb Ray Guns and Tin Man Zombie Robots mixed in with ol’ A-bomb footage and alien “babes” with Nefertiti hair cuts. The dialog is “Thrilling”, the effects are “Spectacular” and the editing is as “Fabulous” as the Genre demands of a very low budget B/C(?) Drive-In Movie.Again, you must like silly and enjoy satire combined with good period over acting and well crafted writing. If you do and get a smile when the flying saucer that looks like a 1950 Los Angles street light attacks or If you enjoyed Dark Star, or Red Dwarf, this may be a good pick for you.If you are expecting Forbidden Planet, 2001, Alien, The Matrix or such you would be gravely disappointed renting or watching this.Best,Joe

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Gawd awful!!!
By Tom Turwilliger
Yes, it was gawd awful and that’s why it was so good. If the picnic love song doesn’t have you on the floor laughing then you are probably a hopeless Earth human. Also, hiding behind the bush during the nuclear explosion was a nice touch plus don’t forget the molded jello served with the coffee. Nothing great but who’s expecting that anyway……..

3 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
A silly spoof
By Alex Tolley
This is a spoof of a 1950′s SciFi B-movie. Unfortunately it is so silly that it fails miserably. Think of an even sillier movie than “Plan 9 from Outer Space”, but without the charm. Sci B-movies usually had some logic to their plots, but this has none and is more like a pastiche of pieces, rather like Roger Corman’s early efforts re-composing Russian sci fi movies. The cliches are all there – a mars populated only by women, a mad scientist with a doomsday weapon, mad generals and shoot first, ask questions later cops.Don’t bother with this movie and watch something else. If you do watch this, you will want your 80 minutes back.

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