Yes. In the dialogue, they called it "the whole compartment." Apparently Ed Wood and all the actors involved in this are not familiar with the word "cockpit."
Supposedly, this film was funded by a protestant church that had been duped by Ed Wood saying it was going to be a religious film. Bela Lugosi died of a heart attack on August 16, 1956, shortly after shooting some unrelated footage. Ed Wood added this footage into Plan 9 from Outer Space and decided to include it so he could bill the movie as "Lugosi's Last", using his wife's chiropractor, Thomas R Mason, as a stand-in for Lugosi, even though Mason is taller, thinner, and considerably younger than Lugosi. The appearance of Mason, with cape held in front of his face, may well be the origin of the 'Stereotype' Dracula image which is now associated with Lugosi.
@@StanZ-i6w He considered himself to be a good filmmaker, no matter how absurd that was. Yes his movies receive plenty of attention now days, but is it really the kind he would have wanted?
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So many years after Plan 9 was made, people are still talking about Ed Wood and watching his films, especially this one. Pretty amazing when you think about it.
@@williamprokipchak If you look again you will find it has two cursors, a slide rule had only one. I believe it is, in fact, an early form of the 'Dalton computer' or 'Drift gauge'. Circular computers were not limited to math but also the factors involved in aerial navigation and probably others as well. I was taught to use one to navigate when doing my navigation tests in a link trainer. (Damn, now I have really dated myself!)
The only thing I remember about that film, is a bit where Ed Wood films a really crappy take, but just moves on to something else, and someone dresses him down for his sloppiness. 🤷🏻♀️
Proof that money doesn't make a movie great. UFO on a string and shoot the film. Don't even wait till it stops wobbling around. Just go for it. I love it.
It's so hilarious! It takes talent to create something like that, not to mention the conversations between the actors. Rolling On The Floor Laughing! Thanks for sharing and keep them coming, please!
One night PBS had an ED WOODS MARATHON. His movie THIRTEEN GHOSTS was really good. Too bad he didn't get any backing. His movies could have been better. These are classics! Thank you for this movie !
This film is one of the biggest guilty pleasures I've ever come across. There's no denying that it's as cheesy as all get out, but with that said, it's undeniably entertaining.
Expensive special effects, Imaginative lavish sets, Top shelf actors, and real flying saucers. A film destined for the perpetual late late late nite show re-runs ....
There is something strangely enjoyable in watching movies like these.. Thank you. Checked your catalogue and I can't believe I only found your channel now.. Subbed.. Lots of awesome movies to binge..
Bela Lugosi was THE BEST!! He was an accomplished stage actor before he came to America. I just wish his later life wasn’t so sad and difficult. Besides his iconic role as Dracula, I loved him in The Black Cat with Karloff, and The Invisible Ghost.
Ed wood j adore ce réalisateur qui tournait avec 3 dollars et 6 sens mais il était un fou de cinéma et il a permi a bela sur la touche de retravailler. Et puis ils y a eux d autres réalisateurs de séries b h ou z qui n ont pas des chefs d'oeuvres et qui sont devenus des classiques Ed wood est entré dans la légende et même si il aimait s habillé en femme regardé moi j'ai 63 ans et j'suis toujours en habillé comme dans les années 50 la banane les bottes et perfecto harley et comme dans l équipé sauvage de laslo benedeck . Éd wood était un type sympat .
So I'm a huge horror movie buff.... I'm about to watch Plan 9 for the 5th time.... I've never come close to finishing the movie.... this time will be different...wish me luck!!!
Honestly, I wish Edward wasn’t an alcoholic. I wish he had lived to see the lesion of fans he has now. He actually has people loving his movies now. Why couldn’t he see this? Damn it… he was a filmmaker. The world knows his name now…
Its so fascinating to me that Wood couldnt actually tell a story through film. His 'style' was mainly using a voice over to explain what was going on on screen.
This is in no way the worst movie ever made. This dubious title was given to the movie by the Medved brothers in their book The Golden Turkey Awards and it's stuck. Everyone will have their own definition of what a bad movie is and Plan 9 From Outer Space is too much fun to be bad. I got to see it back in the late 80s or early 90s when it played on Monster Vision with hosts Penn and Teller. I had only read about it in a couple books on cult movies but was never available. Apart from being completely incompetent I found it very entertaining. The best review I've ever read states that no matter what time of day you watch the movie it feels like three o'clock in the morning. The movie does have the quality of a fever dream.
All the actors look their part, the images are razor crisp, and aside a few dumb or clunky lines, the aircraft control columns and the wobbly flying saucers, I am glad this film got the fame over worse films... There are films you can barely tell what is going on, and Armaggedon with Bruce Willis is definitely more stupid, like doing a long speech before exploding the meteorite, when there is seconds to spare... I would also add some lines in T2 that beat anything Wood wrote by miles, like: "You men only know how to destroy things because you can't carry life inside you", to paraphrase what sounded even worse in the actual film.
@@wrathofatlantis2316 😂 right. man sometimes James Cameron went too far. one anecdote of mine that kind of parallels what you're saying is when I recently watched a reunion of the 60s batman show that a late night host did in 1988. You could just hear the enthusiasm of the applause coming from the audience, which is noticeably different than any other crowd response to later incarnations. it just made sense all of a sudden that people really like these garage or homemade American sensibilities. Even though it's ridiculous, it's not corporate. I also watched the incredibles recently and was floored by how much I enjoyed it, and it too has a 1950s or 60s kind of appeal. Some of the best filmmakers understand, like brad bird and tim burton. and they came out of the same animation team/class.
I've never seen this particular movie. I tried to watch the Rifftrax version but sometimes a movie is so bad that even they cannot bring much amusement to it. But Orgy of the Dead is unspeakably bad. I don't know how desperate a person would have to be to find this the least bit titillating, especially the amount of flesh is exposed. It becomes unbearably dull. But I ticked it off my Ed Wood filmography. Although I still consider Night of the Ghouls to be his worst.
A lot of people like this movie because it's a bad movie, they poke fun at it that's why they like it, but it is certainly not the worst movie ever made, I have seen horrible terrible movies that would make plan 9 from outer space 🚀🛸 look like an academy award nominated movie 🎥.😂
Some pals and I wanted to stage an event late at night - with bands, music and so on - with those scenes projected at half-speed to create a fantastic atmosphere. The power of the images is really something, and looking at the film in a different way, we thought, might bring attention to this, apart from giving everybody in attendance a great evening. We couldn't get it together though, since I was not convinced simply showing a video or dvd would have the same impact. It was do it right or not at all. But! It's not quite the same but play the film at 0.25 using the youtube speed settings, with the soundtrack of your choice, and you can have a reasonable facsimile of the experience in the comfort of your own home.
The Ed Wood biopic is something amazing. It didn't pretend to laugh about the director, but to do a so dignified tribute to him and the B movie industry
In Warsaw there's a cinema that's doing "Worst movies ever" showings every month. Ed wood is the classic, and every August is reserved for "Plan 9 from outer space".
Michael Medved treated the viewers to a season of turkeys back in 1983 on Channel 4. Along with this masterpiece we also had ‘Eegah’, ‘Robot Monster’, ‘The Wild Women Of Wongo’, ‘Santa Claus Conquers The Martians’ and ‘Mars Needs Women’.
Plan 9 really should be removed from anyone's list of Worst Films of All Time. It's far too entertaining. Ed Wood may have had no idea how to film a movie, but he had a style all his own. This movie was fun, and, to quote Penn Jillete (on one of the classic TNT Monstervision intros), "I would rather watch Plan 9 than ANYTHING from Merchant Ivory!" Damn straight!!
@@mikesilva3868 Hey, Pumaman at least had an interesting soundtrack. I actually got it on CD some months back. May be the best thing about the movie. Even if you keep breaking out with "Pumaman! He flies like a moron!" at every opportunity.
I don't know why people down this film a lot, it's not a great film but it's a cool B film by the standard of its day. Released in 1959, filmed I believe late 1956. I'd say it's alright.
"We must prepare for the future. And in preparing for the future, we must make preparations for our preparations. Because it is the future that we must prepare for. And that, my friends, is how we will make our preparations for the future."
0:34 Oh I know that guy he’s look like from destroy all humans first games he’s was a voice by bill farmer and but he’s wasn’t in destroy all humans 2 I swear he’s was a Ed wood
Kevin Murphy says, "I didn't know aired it when "Welcome Back, Kotter" was a major hit, it's no wonder they keep their TV locked away." / Kevin: "Freddie 'Boom Boom' Washington for Fruit of the Loom😅
The lines were read, the acting was acted, the special effects were effects, the writing was written, the editing was edited. Truly the movie
This comment was written, I read it and responded!
shout out to jim woods
,COMES SUDDENLY WITHOUT WARNING!
The like was liked.
I can't get over how awesome the "cockpit" of the plane is.
@@kev3d I know, it was like I was right there, almost smell the chicken shit. 🙂 it was fantastic.
Yes. In the dialogue, they called it "the whole compartment." Apparently Ed Wood and all the actors involved in this are not familiar with the word "cockpit."
Yes, you can see a boom mic at 5:06, how very awesome
The BEST WORST movie ever made. Thank you, Ed Wood ❤️
That has to be the absolute most succinct description for this movie ever.
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@@williamriley-le9zo along with Samurai cop (1991) and The Room (2003) .
Supposedly, this film was funded by a protestant church that had been duped by Ed Wood saying it was going to be a religious film. Bela Lugosi died of a heart attack on August 16, 1956, shortly after shooting some unrelated footage. Ed Wood added this footage into Plan 9 from Outer Space and decided to include it so he could bill the movie as "Lugosi's Last", using his wife's chiropractor, Thomas R Mason, as a stand-in for Lugosi, even though Mason is taller, thinner, and considerably younger than Lugosi. The appearance of Mason, with cape held in front of his face, may well be the origin of the 'Stereotype' Dracula image which is now associated with Lugosi.
@user-wc4ei9gq8o you alright buddy?
@@msicouldntthinkofafunnynam4770what he said?
Thank you for your fascinating backstory 🎉🎉
It's not a religious film?🤔
@@evelynwaugh4053no
In the premiere of this movie the director Ed Wood said to himself "This is the one I will remembered for"
He wasn't wrong
You mean Johnny Depp playing Ed Wood in the movie Ed Wood said that to himself while in character of Ed Wood?
Sadly for him as the director of arguable the worst film of all time.
@@harryshuman9637 Ed Wood Jr. SAID THAT ACTUALLY
@@sleuthentertainment5872 According to whom?
Nowadays though Plan 9 is far from the worst film of all time. @@VictorLaszlo-iz3il
Poor Ed. I only wish that he could know what classics his films became.
Um, ah no, I don't think he would have been pleased. 😅
@@Pat4HUMANITY Why would he not be pleased?🤔
@@StanZ-i6w He considered himself to be a good filmmaker, no matter how absurd that was. Yes his movies receive plenty of attention now days, but is it really the kind he would have wanted?
I have no doubt, Ed Wood knows what classics his films are, after all, he exists in the afterlife, somewhere in the stars! ❤😉
@@Pat4HUMANITY that's possible. However the dogs gotta howl. So to speak.
10:29 "I'm a big boy now Johnny. " I've not seen this film for over thirty years but I've chuckled at that ever since.
After hearing that vampira and bela Lugosi is in this movie i highly recommend this film
I am fascinated with movies that make you wonder why they were ever made and how they were ever made. Seems to be a good formula for success.
Current Hollywood seems to be following that formula
I really love this movie. I know is bad, but I love it.
watching poor Tor Johnson trying to remember his lines is another highlight of this
@@davidb5728 he was awkward in doorways too..but he was supposed to look like that,....the monster. 👻
29:16 was his line cut off???
This is as good as it gets, the acting, the script, character development and the special affects beat todays cgi hands down.
Cannot wait. One of my favorite movies of all times!👍
The rifftrax live version was hilarious and it's one of my favorite terrible movies 😊
@@mikesilva3868 👍🛸😹
What do you mean you "cannot wait?" You're already here. Just play the movie.
@@sistersincarcerated Exactly my thought lmfao
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Now, when you watch the Tim Burton's "Ed Wood" you know "Plan 9", as a movie, is a 0, but the soul and courage to make it is a 10
@@sleuthentertainment5872 it was beyond epic. Maybe he was mad, we all do now and again.
@@annsumner8570 We all go a little mad sometimes.
@@Klopp619 yes that's it.
Truly the most epic movie ever made
Greatest movie ever.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
So many years after Plan 9 was made, people are still talking about Ed Wood and watching his films, especially this one. Pretty amazing when you think about it.
The music selections/score & sound effects are actually satisfactory.
The circular chart in the cockpit @5:30 is the same circular chart inside the spacecraft @1:14:47, lol.
That's a circular sliderule, the precursor to the not yet invented calculator.
@@williamprokipchak If you look again you will find it has two cursors, a slide rule had only one.
I believe it is, in fact, an early form of the 'Dalton computer' or 'Drift gauge'. Circular computers were not limited to math but also the factors involved in aerial navigation and probably others as well.
I was taught to use one to navigate when doing my navigation tests in a link trainer. (Damn, now I have really dated myself!)
The famous, but also infamous, Ed Wood
Agreed 😊
It is!!!!!
Here it is my friend, Ed wood’s masterpiece.
Es tán pero tán mala pelicula que en pleno 2023 es simplemente buenisima.🤩🤩🤩
I love the line..... "There comes a time in each mans life that he can't even believe his own eyes." This movie is definitely one of them...
I've literally just finished watching Ed Wood.
Amazing!
@@Higgs_1989 did you, love it??
The only thing I remember about that film, is a bit where Ed Wood films a really crappy take, but just moves on to something else, and someone dresses him down for his sloppiness. 🤷🏻♀️
Proof that money doesn't make a movie great. UFO on a string and shoot the film. Don't even wait till it stops wobbling around. Just go for it. I love it.
It's so hilarious! It takes talent to create something like that, not to mention the conversations between the actors.
Rolling On The Floor Laughing!
Thanks for sharing and keep them coming, please!
And somebody's responsible!
...i forgot how wonderful this is...thank...love...
Vampira is awesome 😂❤😂
🛸👍😹
shes my main squeeze, only i think i squeezed her a bit too hard. 😊
I saw this movie when I was a kid, I'm 71 now, when I was a young boy vampira scared the s*** out of me.😱
I love a good old b-movie, and this is one of the absolute greatest of all time!
One night PBS had an ED WOODS MARATHON. His movie THIRTEEN GHOSTS was really good. Too bad he didn't get any backing. His movies could have been better.
These are classics!
Thank you for this movie !
Thirteen Ghosts was directed by William Castle, a director famous for using gimmicks to get audiences in theatres. Good picture though.
It's sad to see Bela Lugosi in his last years of acting. From what i heard he was broke at the end.
@@deceio even worst never able to stop the junk he was addicted too. 😪
Broke from the heroine. At least he got one last chance to act when no one else would touch him.
@@dmrr7739 why so many junkies in hollywood?
Brilliant stuff....Ta for posting!NOT the worst film ever made!🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️🐊🐊🐊
This film is one of the biggest guilty pleasures I've ever come across. There's no denying that it's as cheesy as all get out, but with that said, it's undeniably entertaining.
Truly, an entertaining classic, in its own special area. Haha.
Thanks, Ed Wood.
... A Member of The ' Diplomatic Corp I Noticed
Well, the movie has a real quality : pedagogy. It teaches all the mistakes you have to avoid while making a film. It earns its place in history
Love this movie! One of my faves!
Same 😊
Priceless. So bad its great! Long live Ed Wood and cheesy B-movies.
I don't know why but I really LOVE IT!
Expensive special effects, Imaginative lavish sets, Top shelf actors, and real flying saucers. A film destined for the perpetual late late late nite show re-runs ....
There is something strangely enjoyable in watching movies like these..
Thank you. Checked your catalogue and I can't believe I only found your channel now.. Subbed.. Lots of awesome movies to binge..
It’s hard to believe this wasn’t a joke. Because it’s one of the funniest movies of all time.
49:22 That was.... too close!
The commander does that "Yes" line
and rolls his eyes skyward like "what the hell did I get into"
33:33 , 36:36 Best scenes.
This is the greatest film of all time. A Landmark in the History of avant- garde Cinematography!
I don't think the movie is bad. Entertaining and well made. Aged very well, unlike other old movies.
It is the funniest move I have seen. Because it was supposed to be taken seriously. Just fantastic.
well made? It's entertaining but it is not well made. Also it did not age well. It's very fun but it's a terrible movie
@@Isaacisaperson4677 how many movies u ever made?
@@oscaralegre3683 I don't see how that's relevant.
GOOD MOVIE WELL WORTH WATCHING THANK YOU.
Bela Lugosi was THE BEST!! He was an accomplished stage actor before he came to America. I just wish his later life wasn’t so sad and difficult. Besides his iconic role as Dracula, I loved him in The Black Cat with Karloff, and The Invisible Ghost.
It’s terrible but no worse than many other sci fi films of that era. And considering the budget it’s actually not bad.
I liked the "Giant Leech" made w a plastic trash bag. Yvette Vickers, who turned into a mummy, irl
Ed wood j adore ce réalisateur qui tournait avec 3 dollars et 6 sens mais il était un fou de cinéma et il a permi a bela sur la touche de retravailler.
Et puis ils y a eux d autres réalisateurs de séries b h ou z qui n ont pas des chefs d'oeuvres et qui sont devenus des classiques Ed wood est entré dans la légende et même si il aimait s habillé en femme regardé moi j'ai 63 ans et j'suis toujours en habillé comme dans les années 50 la banane les bottes et perfecto harley et comme dans l équipé sauvage de laslo benedeck . Éd wood était un type sympat .
Très bon de mélanger extraterrestres vampires 🧛♂️ pour l’époque cela était un chef-d’œuvre..merci pour le partage
J adore happy to see it again
Thanks
J adore Ed Wood movies
Wir haben einige Filme im Originalton, und andere sind in anderen Sprachen verfügbar, wie zum Beispiel Englisch in diesem Fall.
So I'm a huge horror movie buff.... I'm about to watch Plan 9 for the 5th time.... I've never come close to finishing the movie.... this time will be different...wish me luck!!!
Honestly, I wish Edward wasn’t an alcoholic. I wish he had lived to see the lesion of fans he has now. He actually has people loving his movies now. Why couldn’t he see this? Damn it… he was a filmmaker. The world knows his name now…
@@Dane_Youssef well sometimes life isn't fair at all, even to alcoholics.
Oh this was a great movie, i really enjoyed watching it 👍
A good movie with a good message ❤🎉
One of the better movies I've ever watched. ❤
The mausoleum is the finest example of stage scenery I have ever seen.
Ed Wood's fondness for stock footage has always amused me.
Amazing what you can produce on a $50 budget!!!
Its so fascinating to me that Wood couldnt actually tell a story through film. His 'style' was mainly using a voice over to explain what was going on on screen.
This movie was pretty good. Alot if messages and predictions that are coming to relevance today. Ed wood rules!!!
Bună seara și mulțumesc,❤
Oh noooo not this again 🙄 OK I'll watch it again 👍😊
Believe it or not this movie is too long it should have ended 2 hours ago😂
🤭🤧
This is in no way the worst movie ever made. This dubious title was given to the movie by the Medved brothers in their book The Golden Turkey Awards and it's stuck. Everyone will have their own definition of what a bad movie is and Plan 9 From Outer Space is too much fun to be bad. I got to see it back in the late 80s or early 90s when it played on Monster Vision with hosts Penn and Teller. I had only read about it in a couple books on cult movies but was never available. Apart from being completely incompetent I found it very entertaining. The best review I've ever read states that no matter what time of day you watch the movie it feels like three o'clock in the morning. The movie does have the quality of a fever dream.
All the actors look their part, the images are razor crisp, and aside a few dumb or clunky lines, the aircraft control columns and the wobbly flying saucers, I am glad this film got the fame over worse films... There are films you can barely tell what is going on, and Armaggedon with Bruce Willis is definitely more stupid, like doing a long speech before exploding the meteorite, when there is seconds to spare... I would also add some lines in T2 that beat anything Wood wrote by miles, like: "You men only know how to destroy things because you can't carry life inside you", to paraphrase what sounded even worse in the actual film.
@@wrathofatlantis2316 😂 right. man sometimes James Cameron went too far. one anecdote of mine that kind of parallels what you're saying is when I recently watched a reunion of the 60s batman show that a late night host did in 1988. You could just hear the enthusiasm of the applause coming from the audience, which is noticeably different than any other crowd response to later incarnations. it just made sense all of a sudden that people really like these garage or homemade American sensibilities. Even though it's ridiculous, it's not corporate. I also watched the incredibles recently and was floored by how much I enjoyed it, and it too has a 1950s or 60s kind of appeal. Some of the best filmmakers understand, like brad bird and tim burton. and they came out of the same animation team/class.
I've never seen this particular movie. I tried to watch the Rifftrax version but sometimes a movie is so bad that even they cannot bring much amusement to it. But Orgy of the Dead is unspeakably bad. I don't know how desperate a person would have to be to find this the least bit titillating, especially the amount of flesh is exposed. It becomes unbearably dull. But I ticked it off my Ed Wood filmography. Although I still consider Night of the Ghouls to be his worst.
A lot of people like this movie because it's a bad movie, they poke fun at it that's why they like it, but it is certainly not the worst movie ever made, I have seen horrible terrible movies that would make plan 9 from outer space 🚀🛸 look like an academy award nominated movie 🎥.😂
I love when the dudes drinking and he sees the three saucers and sets the bottle down like " I'm Done " 😂
Thanks!!!
Definitivamente esto es cine.
Happy 100th Birthday ed wood, thinks for giving us this
So good 💯💯💯💯
The cemetery scenes are beyond awesome 👽👻😈🎃🦇🎥🎥🎥🎥
Some pals and I wanted to stage an event late at night - with bands, music and so on - with those scenes projected at half-speed to create a fantastic atmosphere. The power of the images is really something, and looking at the film in a different way, we thought, might bring attention to this, apart from giving everybody in attendance a great evening. We couldn't get it together though, since I was not convinced simply showing a video or dvd would have the same impact. It was do it right or not at all. But! It's not quite the same but play the film at 0.25 using the youtube speed settings, with the soundtrack of your choice, and you can have a reasonable facsimile of the experience in the comfort of your own home.
Cinematic masterpiece this is
So bad I love it! Ed filmed 🎥 everything on one take hahaha love Ed wood 🦇😈🎃👽👻
@drewrosecrans9728 Its so good when its so bad! 😉 We've got a few of these in the channel.
Nice i love these classic movies
Each time I watch it, I remember scenes from the Tim Burton's movie also 😄
The Ed Wood biopic is something amazing. It didn't pretend to laugh about the director, but to do a so dignified tribute to him and the B movie industry
Thank you Terry for another cool episode. Please give your cat's a pat for me.😸👍✌️
This was so scary back in the day i remember skateboarding with my VHS mask watching it on my way to Blueberry Factory events
CCC, you should show this on an annual basis, guranteed to please all your cultists. But I'd like to see the 3-D version. That would be awesome! 😉
In Warsaw there's a cinema that's doing "Worst movies ever" showings every month.
Ed wood is the classic, and every August is reserved for "Plan 9 from outer space".
17:34 It wouldn't be so scary if it wasn't so realistic!!! They look like the metal rivets from a giant pair of Levi's jeans.
Michael Medved treated the viewers to a season of turkeys back in 1983 on Channel 4.
Along with this masterpiece we also had ‘Eegah’, ‘Robot Monster’, ‘The Wild Women Of Wongo’, ‘Santa Claus Conquers The Martians’ and ‘Mars Needs Women’.
Can't wait for the sequel. I actually could follow this movie. I challenge you to name a better movie made since this one.
misunderstood surrealist masterpiece..
Best of the best, can't wait❤
Dance your cares away! (clap clap) Worries for another day! Let the music play! (clap clap) Down in Avalanche!"😅
Plan 9 really should be removed from anyone's list of Worst Films of All Time. It's far too entertaining. Ed Wood may have had no idea how to film a movie, but he had a style all his own. This movie was fun, and, to quote Penn Jillete (on one of the classic TNT Monstervision intros), "I would rather watch Plan 9 than ANYTHING from Merchant Ivory!" Damn straight!!
Its better than pumaman 😊
😂😂😂
That's the case when we say: "It's so bad, but soooo bad,... ...that it's good.
🙃
@@mikesilva3868 Hey, Pumaman at least had an interesting soundtrack. I actually got it on CD some months back. May be the best thing about the movie. Even if you keep breaking out with "Pumaman! He flies like a moron!" at every opportunity.
Wow. #MerchantIvory make good movies, mostly.
27:21 Like that glass door is going to keep the aliens at bay.
Or the shower curtain cockpit door, really effective against terrorists.
Bela's last screen appearance. RIP BELA.😢
What happened to plans 1 to 8 ?
Fail!
17:50 The people pointing out of the car are the best actors in the entire movie.
I don't know why people down this film a lot, it's not a great film but it's a cool B film by the standard of its day. Released in 1959, filmed I believe late 1956. I'd say it's alright.
Criswell talks exactly like Camila Harris at the intro ! LMFAO
"We must prepare for the future. And in preparing for the future, we must make preparations for our preparations. Because it is the future that we must prepare for. And that, my friends, is how we will make our preparations for the future."
0:34 Oh I know that guy he’s look like from destroy all humans first games he’s was a voice by bill farmer and but he’s wasn’t in destroy all humans 2 I swear he’s was a Ed wood
Es adorable y demencial con Bela Lugosi dando vueltas por ahí xd
Good movie 🎥🍿
Ed Wood Jr. taking credit for everything just like Donold Truamp
i watched this while i was in college decades ago. I was fascinated by how bad it was. It was almost high "camp".
Thanks. Learn english with your movies
Just need the 3-D glasses!! Zanti
Mst3k joke whatever happened to impartiability the milkman the paperboy mac and/or me 😂
i got a set that is over 40 years old. one blue one red lens. all on recycled paper 😄
My favorite/worst movie ever! LOVE IT!!!
Kevin Murphy says, "I didn't know aired it when "Welcome Back, Kotter" was a major hit, it's no wonder they keep their TV locked away." / Kevin: "Freddie 'Boom Boom' Washington for Fruit of the Loom😅
Maila Nurmi 💗 é tão linda, estou assistindo por causa dela. 🎀 July 2024
Johnny Depp did a killer Job too!
Still less stupid plot than Star Wars 9 lol. A classic