Alien Terror (1989)

Movie
German title	Alien terror
Original title	Alien Space Avenger
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1989
length	80 minutes
Rod
Director	Richard W. Haines
script	Richard W. Haines
production	Robert A. Harris
music	Richard Fiocca
camera	Mustapha Barat
cut	Richard W. Haines
occupation
Robert Prichard : Rex Michael McCleery : Derek Charity Staley : Karen Gina Mastrogiacomo : Ginny Angela Nicholas : Doris Kirk Fogg : Matt Marty Roberts : Mr. Green William Zacchi : Vitro Elisa Gabrielli : Red Riding Hood Jay Bianco : Mr. Cromwell Leslie Starnberg : Trixie Jamie Gillis : businessman Ellen Kinnaly : Honey

Alien Terror (Original title: Alien Space Avenger ) is an American science fiction film from 1989 by Richard W. Haines . The film had its film premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 10, 1989. Its video premiere in Germany took place on March 28, 1990 and in the USA on June 4, 1992.

action

In 1939, four escaped lizard-like extraterrestrial violent criminals crash land on Earth from an intergalactic prison planet. Two couples watch the crash and examine the wreck. After the aliens have forcibly seized their bodies, there is a slaughter with a group of World War II veterans. After a short time they have to go into hiding because they find that the technology required to repair their defective spaceship is not yet available.

After fifty years, construction workers discover the aliens working on a building. They come out of their hiding place and go in search of plutonium in New York, which they need to repair their damaged space glider. They act extremely ruthlessly against the people and cause a bloodbath with many dead. Meanwhile, an alien bounty hunter has tracked them down and pursues them in order to bring them to justice. The comic artist Matt, for whom the events is a welcome inspiration for his comic series The Space Avenger, is drawn into this whole mess . When the bounty hunter takes over Matt's ex-girlfriend's body, the chaos is perfect.

criticism

The lexicon of international films says: "Idiotically prepared science fiction horror, just as brutal as it is rough in a few jokes".

Web links

• Alien Terror in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Alien Space Avenger. The New York Times, accessed February 25, 2016 . 
2. ↑ Alien Terror. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .