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Invisible Invaders (1959)
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Synopsis: In this creepy science fiction-horror film, invisible aliens from the moon attack the earth, while a crew of scientists desperately races against time to stop them. The invaders order everyone on... In this creepy science fiction-horror film, invisible aliens from the moon attack the earth, while a crew of scientists desperately races against time to stop them. The invaders order everyone on the planet to surrender to them. And, to prove that they mean business, they set off a string of disasters (including fires and floods) around the globe. In addition, they possess corpses, which rise from the grave to kill humans. Meanwhile, scientists John LaMont and Adam Penner hide out in a cave, where they try to come up with a weapon that will destroy the monsters. With them are Penner's daughter Phyllis and Major Bruce Jay, who become romantically involved. As LaMont and Penner feverishly work, the aliens figure out where they are and try to get inside their underground hideout. Will the heroes be able to invent a weapon in time, or are they and the rest of humanity doomed? [More]
Starring: John Agar, Jean Byron, Robert Hutton, Philip Tonge
Starring: John Agar, Jean Byron, Robert Hutton, Philip Tonge, John Carradine, Hal Torey
Director: Edward L. Cahn
Director: Edward L. Cahn
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