Invisible Invaders / Journey to the Seventh Planet (Midnite Movies Double Feature) [DVD]

Starring: John Agar, Eden Hartford, Carl Ottosen, et al.

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• Format: DVD
• Language: English
• UPC: 027616885531
• Release Date: January 1
• Rating: Unrated (Not Rated)
• Publisher: Sony Pictures Home ENT
• Directors: Edward L. Cahn, Sidney W. Pink
• Starring: John Agar, Eden Hartford, Carl Ottosen, Jean Byron, Paul Langton, Peter Monch, Philip Tonge, Hal Torey, Robert Hutton, Don Kennedy
• Number of Disks: 1
• Other Video Info: bw
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.5" x 7.5"

Customer Reviews

An odd pairing of movies

“Invisible Invaders” You can’t see me It is the 1950s, and Dr. Karol Noymann (John Carradine) is experimenting with atomic energy and gets irradiated. His carcass is buried. His friend, Dr. Adam Penner (Philip Tonge), and co-worker decide his demise is not from any radiation but from trying to use it for military purposes. Invisible beings who own the universe believe it is time to invade Earth, as they are becoming too uppity with their newfound atomic capabilities and rockets. So they give Dr. Adam Penner self comfiest pacifist the chance to spread the news of surrender or die. To get their point across, they borrow Dr. Karol Noymann’s carcass for a farewell performance. The movie has all the standard sci-fi clichés and formula, where the girl, half-betrothed to the wimp who is second in command, really goes for the strong-willed military type. Lots of stock film and a “Plan 9” feel make this a film classic. No matter how campy, if you are a kid, this is one spooky movie. ------------------------------------------------------------------- “Journey to the Seventh Planet” The original blue light special The year 2001. The earth has learned to live together. We all live under the U.N. and have turned our attention to exploring the planets. A spaceship full of, shall we say girl starved, girl-starved spacemen is headed for U-r-a-n-u-s to investigate strange radiation and the possibility of life. The crew: John Agar... Capt. Don Graham Carl Ottosen... Eric Peter Monch... Karl Ove Sprogøe... Barry O'Sullivan Louis Miehe-Renard... Svend They are not prepared for what they will encounter. I can not tell of most, but some encounters are: Ann Smyrner... Ingrid Greta Thyssen... Greta Ulla Moritz... Lise Mimi Heinrich... Ursula Annie Birgit Garde... Ellen Bente Juel... Colleen As an added treat, we get to hear the song “Journey to the Seventh Planet” sung by Otto Brandenburg.