Alien Trespass

A low budget movie that tries to be zany but gets caught up in its own story. The acting is very stagey, which makes it hard to care about any of the characters. A lot more gags and quips may have made it more bearable. You could see that everyone was trying hard to make it work. Sets and costumes were pretty good.

Perhaps the worst movie made this Century.

The pros completely missed this one, folks. If you're into old, original scifi movies, and even if you're not, watch this one on a rainy night with your spouse or date with some popcorn and milk duds. We need more simple, tongue-in-cheek movies like this to keep us sane.

Basically, this was straight shot of a 1950's Alien Invades "Science Fiction" type of movie shot in rich color. The clothes, cars, cliche' characters and dialogue was right on. It was played straight as far as I could tell, which was fine if you are into those sort of things.

Good movie if you like the cheesy feel of the 50s alien and monster movies. It is not for everyone but worth giving a chance if you like that sort of thing.

Fans of Eric McCormack and Robert Patrick will love this movie. Looks and feels like an authentic colourised B&W movie. Crazy use of Green screen is hilarious

Was this supposed to be a parody of old horror movies? Some sort of "artistic" exercise? Why bother to film this?

Some movies you just have to wonder why they were made. Alien Trespass is one of them. It's not original, funny, or witty, as a matter of fact, it's not much of anything at all. Maybe it was simply written as an homage to 50s sci-fo films, but if you're going to so that, humor would be best to point up the obserdity of those movies. It wasn't terrible but it's certainly nothing to write home about

Parody of 1950's monster movies that just falls flat. It does not really capture the flavor of those films as well as it thinks it does.

Mildly entertaining sci-fi film that succeeds in trying to replicate the 1950s sci-fi B-movie feel, but fails in it's actual tone in that style. At times it seems like a parody, at others it seems like it is trying to be a genuine flick from that era. It just never finds it's voice until it's too late to matter. I enjoyed the creature's design, and I might've enjoyed the whole experience more if it didn't feel hollow, and movies like "Lost Skeleton of Cadavra" and many more didn't already do a better job at both recreating the era's style and creating funnier moments.