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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 8073397" data-attributes="member: 19675">It’s a TERRIBLE movie.&nbsp; The alien spacecraft was obviously footage of an Americsn rocket launch run in reverse, but with the cell flipped around so the “USA” had a backwards S in it...&nbsp; The monster looked like a bunch of guys under an oriental rug.&nbsp; Some of the people it ate obviously had to push themselves into its maw,&nbsp; it was so slow you could have moonwalked away from it, but few actually managed to escape.So the executives decided to shelve it.But after a few years, some bright boy decided that instead of spending money to store it, or simply destroying it, they should release it to recoup some of its production costs.They found that it had been improperly stored, and large sections of its soundtrack were missing.&nbsp; Instead of taking this as a sign from God or the uncaring cosmos suddenly giving a damn, they spent MORE money re-recording the missing parts....without the original actors, instead, opting for some guy to do narrative voiceovers......without the script, which had been lost.Some of that narration sounds like rejected scripts for 1950s social education school films.It is truly one of the worst films I’ve ever seen, rivaled only by Tommy Wiseu’s The Room.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 8073397, member: 19675"] It’s a TERRIBLE movie. The alien spacecraft was obviously footage of an Americsn rocket launch run in reverse, but with the cell flipped around so the “USA” had a backwards S in it... The monster looked like a bunch of guys under an oriental rug. Some of the people it ate obviously had to push themselves into its maw, it was so slow you could have moonwalked away from it, but few actually managed to escape. So the executives decided to shelve it. But after a few years, some bright boy decided that instead of spending money to store it, or simply destroying it, they should release it to recoup some of its production costs. They found that it had been improperly stored, and large sections of its soundtrack were missing. Instead of taking this as a sign from God or the uncaring cosmos suddenly giving a damn, they spent MORE money re-recording the missing parts. ...without the original actors, instead, opting for some guy to do narrative voiceovers... ...without the script, which had been lost. Some of that narration sounds like rejected scripts for 1950s social education school films. It is truly one of the worst films I’ve ever seen, rivaled only by Tommy Wiseu’s [I]The Room.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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