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"Alien Trespass" is a sci-fi flick which although a modern production using state of the art CGI is quite odd in it's construction.
It uses said modern technology to recreate (very effectively) 1950's special effects in a classic 50's B-movie format.
This, in conjunction with exceptionally accurate period sets, props, costumes, cinematography etc gives the movie a completely authentic feel of the era and of the genre.
There are some familiar and well established names in this flick including
Robert Patrick of T2, Stargate, x-files etc,
Eric McCormack (Will and Grace),
Dan Lauria (Wonder Years) as well as couple of other known faces.
The starnge thing is that throughout the entire flick I was expecting the storyline and/or screenplay to unfold into something more than a homage to the 50's sci-fi b-movie classification but it just sort of didn't.
Completely true to the semi corny pastiche of effects and slightly wooden acting and script from start to finish of the B-movies of that golden age of cinema, some would think would make it boring and unwatchable, however I found it quite compelling and rather than being disappointed in the predictable outcome I found myself quite enjoying it's accuracy in portraying the genre.
I think this one is one for officianados of 50's sci-fi and true movie freaks, not really for general consumption.
Interesting nonetheless.
I like him ... He says "Okie Dokie!"