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IMDb OverviewAlien Trespass
Release Date: April 3, 2009 | Runtime: 1 hr. 30 min.
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A spaceship crash in 1957 California leads to the escape of the Ghota, a murderous monster bent on destroying all life forms. In order to capture the Ghota, a benevolent alien named Urp takes over the body of an astronomer (Eric McCormack) and enlists the aid of a waitress named Tammy (Jenni Baird). But, unless Urp and Tammy are successful, mankind is doomed.
Cast: Eric McCormack as "Ted Lewis/Urp" Jenni Baird as "Tammy" Robert Patrick as "Vernon" Dan Laurie as "Chief Dawson" Jody Thompson as "Lana" Aaron Brooks as "Cody" Sarah Smyth as "Penny" Andrew Dunbar as "Dick" Sage Brocklebank as "Stu" Tom McBeath as "Wilson" Vincent Gale as "Stiles" Jerry Wasserman as "Sam" Jonathan Young as "Lloyd" Michael Roberds as "Bubba"
Director: R.W. Goodwin
Genres: Comedy, Science fiction
Reviews
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Hollywood.com 11 months ago
This endearing retro sci-fi flick is set in the 1950s and looks like it could have been made then.
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Rotten Tomatoes 11 months ago
An earnest attempt to parody campy 1950s sci-fi films, Alien Trespass eventually loses its charm among tedious dialogue and cheesy special effects.
35%
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metacritic.com 11 months ago
It's human's vs. aliens in this throwback to 1950s B movies starring monsters from the unknown. [Rated PG]
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Cinema Blend 1 year ago
Director R.W. Goodwin and writer Steven P. Fisher have concocted a deadpan homage to the flying saucers of the past, and while its clear they love this genre a whole lot, theres no telling what exactly were supposed to appreciate about it. Sure, the overblown dialogue and deliberately bad special effects are fun for a while, but watching the trailer for the original IDay the Earth Stood StillI would probably give you the same amount of laughs.
