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Phantom from Space DVD

Phantom from Space is a far better film than its lurid title and skintight budget would indicate. The scene is Santa Monica, where the community is plagued by what seems to be a serial killer. Thanks to a pre-credits sequence, the audience knows that the murderer is a visitor from outer space, who becomes invisible upon shedding his spacesuit. Government agent Hazen (Ted Cooper) teams with LAPD lieutenant Bowers (Harry Landers) to track down the extraterrestrial fugitive. It gradually develops that the space man is not a predator, merely a very frightened and defensive individual, but by the time this realization is made, it's too late for him. Efficiently directed by W. Lee Wilder (Billy's brother), Phantom from Space boasts some very impressive special effects for a film of its type, courtesy of special-effects technician Alex Welden and optical effects specialist Howard Anderson. — Hal Erickson

Cast

Ted Cooper  - Lt. Hazen
Rudolph Anders  - Dr. Wyatt
Noreen Nash  - Barbara Randall
James Seay  - Maj. Andrews
Harry Landers  - Lt. Bowers
Jack Daly  - Wakeman
Dick Sands  - Phantom
Burt Wenland   
Tom Daly   
Michael Mark   
Jim Bannon   

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Movies with the Same Personnel
 The Snow Creature  (1954, W. Lee Wilder)
 The Man without a Body  (1957, W. Lee Wilder, Charles Saunders)
 Killers from Space  (1954, W. Lee Wilder)
 Unknown World  (1951, Terrell O. Morse)
 Once a Thief  (1950, W. Lee Wilder)
 The Soul of a Monster  (1944, Will Jason)
 She Demons  (1958, Richard E. Cunha)
 The Pretender  (1947, W. Lee Wilder)

Killers from Space DVD

The Killers from Space in this low-budget sci-fier are a group of aliens bent on conquering the earth. To this end, they overtake the mind and body of atomic scientist Peter Graves, using the poor man as a combination spy and saboteur. When Graves realizes this, he tries to warn mankind, but no one believes him. Marching defiantly back to the aliens' Bronson Canyon headquarters, where the slimy villains are busily syphoning off electrical power from a nearby generator, Graves vows to stop the extraterrestrials at any cost...including his own life (or what there's left of it). The makeup used for the aliens is laughable, but the film works so long as it concentrates on Graves' plight. Produced and directed by W. Lee Wilder, the brother of the more celebrated Billy Wilder, Killers from Space was distributed in the US by RKO Radio. — Hal Erickson

Cast

Peter Graves  - Doug Martin
James Seay  - Col. Banks
Gaylord "Steve" Pendleton  - Briggs / 
Barbara Bestar  - Ellen Martin
Robert Roark  - Guard
Ben Welden  - Pilot
Burt Wenland  - Sergeant
Mark Scott  - Narrator
Lester Dorr  - Station attendant
Jack Daly  - Powerhouse guard
John Merrick  - Deneb-Tala
Shepard Menken  - Maj. Clift
Frank Gerstle  - Dr. Kruger
Ron Kennedy  - Sentry

Similar Movies
 It Conquered the World  (1956, Roger Corman)
 Mars Needs Women  (1966, Larry Buchanan)
 Missile Monsters  (1958, Fred C. Brannon)
 Invasion of the Saucer Men  (1957, Edward L. Cahn)
 Invisible Invaders  (1959, Edward L. Cahn)
 Invasion of the Body Snatchers  (1956, Don Siegel)
 Invaders From Mars  (1953, William Cameron Menzies)
 The War of the Worlds  (1953, Byron Haskin)
 Zontar, the Thing from Venus  (1966, Larry Buchanan)
 
Movies with the Same Personnel
 Phantom from Space  (1953, W. Lee Wilder)
 The Man without a Body  (1957, W. Lee Wilder, Charles Saunders)
 The Snow Creature  (1954, W. Lee Wilder)
 Target Earth  (1954, Sherman A. Rose)
 It Conquered the World  (1956, Roger Corman)
 Red Planet Mars  (1952, Harry Horner)
 Beginning of the End  (1957, Bert I. Gordon)
 The Wasp Woman  (1959, Roger Corman)
 
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 has been re-edited into:   Don't Ask Don't Tell  (2002, Doug Miles)
 is related to:   Them!  (1954, Gordon M. Douglas)

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