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It! The Terror from Beyond Space
It's the future, 1973, and a rescue team is sent to fetch Col. Edward Carruthers (Marshall Thompson), the lone survivor of the first manned flight to Mars. Edward is accused of murdering his fellow crewmen. But Ed claims that the killer was a Martian monster.
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March 08, 2008
One of the best sci-fi flicks of the '50s; the basis for 'Alien.'January 31, 2012
Combination science fiction film and thriller is an early look at space travel on film.November 25, 2002
A towering classic of 1950s sci-fi horror cheese. It's more fun, more memorable and certainly more influential than the handful of big-budget sci-fi movies of the era.May 31, 2006
Proudly displays all of the limitations of its bargain-basement budget.October 09, 2013
It's a wonderful little horror thriller that will whet the appetites of fans that love claustrophobic genre pictures.September 26, 2001
Considering the budget constraints the film was operating under, this film nevertheless proves to be an entertaining one.May 11, 2012
Unintentionally funny low-budget 'Fifties horror effort. ("Mars is almost as big as Texas," one character thoughtfully muses at a point. "Maybe it's got monsters.")October 31, 2011
In tone, it's really the predecessor of James Cameron's gung-ho sequel Aliens.June 08, 2015
As with Alien and Jaws, for example, the most frightening things about this creature are the things that we don't see.August 09, 2007
An excellent claustrophobic alien tale that debatably inspired "Alien"