My friend bought a two pack of movies in the mall. For like five bucks he got "Killers From Space" and "Monster From Green Hell." I still can't decide which movie was worse.
Monster From Green Hell is a racist film, featuring lots of out of place stock footage, worse cinematography than you'd see on 8mm home movies, and a script that makes you pine for the brilliance of Ed Wood. But Killers From Space has aliens with really big eyes. So it's a toss up.
Peter Graves stars in one of his, well, his performances (Any modifying adjective there would be a waste of typing) as a guy who learns of the Killers, whose big eyes bely their from space heritage. He has to stop them before we all die of boredom from watching this.
The effects are laughable, the script corny, and is about as exciting as watching a marathon on television. In retrospect, the Killers From Space/Monster From Green Hell two pack cost us a lot more than five bucks. And not just the time wasted on them, those movies took a piece of my soul. I miss it.
Monster From Green Hell is a racist film, featuring lots of out of place stock footage, worse cinematography than you'd see on 8mm home movies, and a script that makes you pine for the brilliance of Ed Wood. But Killers From Space has aliens with really big eyes. So it's a toss up.
Peter Graves stars in one of his, well, his performances (Any modifying adjective there would be a waste of typing) as a guy who learns of the Killers, whose big eyes bely their from space heritage. He has to stop them before we all die of boredom from watching this.
The effects are laughable, the script corny, and is about as exciting as watching a marathon on television. In retrospect, the Killers From Space/Monster From Green Hell two pack cost us a lot more than five bucks. And not just the time wasted on them, those movies took a piece of my soul. I miss it.