
A typically fast and cheap Roger Corman sci-fi epic and certainly not his best!
Directed by Roger Corman
Produced by Roger Corman
Music by Walter Greene
Distributed by Allied Artists
Running time: 66 minutes
Budget: $70,000 (approx..)
Cast
Dick Miller: Dave Boyer
Susan Cabot: Sybil Carrington
Richard Devon: Dr. Pol Van Ponder
Eric Sinclair: Dr. Howard Lazar
Michael Fox: Jason ibn Akad
Robert Shayne: Cole Hotchkiss
Jered Barclay: John Compo
John Brinkley: Crew Member
Bruno VeSota: Mr. LeMoine
Jay Sayer: Teen
Mitzi McCall: Teen
Roy Gordon: The President
Walter: Hello, Roger. What can I do for you?
Roger: Hey Walt. You know how the Russians sent up that Sputnik last year and scared the hell out of everyone?
Walter: Yeah. What of it?
Roger: Well, I’ve just had a talk with Jack Rabin and he agrees with me that we could capitalize on this Sputnik hysteria with a nice little sci-fi movie of our own!
The wheels in Walter’s mind began to crank up faster and faster at the prospect just put before him by his pal, Corman.
Roger: Hello, Walt. You there?
Walter: Sorry, Roger. Sounds good. What timed frame are we looking at?
Roger: Well, you know me. No dilly-dallying. Just throw a few bucks my way and you’ll have a great little movie with a great story about satellites ready for distribution in about two or three months.
Walt: No kidding? Sounds fine to me Roger. I like the satellite angle. Let’s get the ball rolling!
Trailer
What happens when;
A mysterious alien force
declares war against planet Earth?
The United Nations disregards
warnings to halt its attempts at assembling the first satellite in space?