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Night Caller From Outer Space (1966)
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Reviews Counted:2
Fresh:1
Rotten:1
Average Rating:N/A
Runtime: 84 mins
Genre: Science-Fiction/Fantasy
Synopsis: An oddball sci-fi thriller about a randy alien who lands its spacecraft outside of swinging London in order to sample some of the lovely, circa 1966 ladies. Women are disappearing fast and no one... An oddball sci-fi thriller about a randy alien who lands its spacecraft outside of swinging London in order to sample some of the lovely, circa 1966 ladies. Women are disappearing fast and no one connects it to the strange object from the sky. [More]
Starring: John Saxon, Patricia Haines, Maurice Denham, Alfred Burke
Starring: John Saxon, Patricia Haines, Maurice Denham, Alfred Burke, John Carson, Ballard Berkeley
Director: John Gilling
Director: John Gilling
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Release:
Jul 20, 1999
Reviews for Night Caller From Outer Space
The premise may be silly, but the film is executed with a straight face and a serious air, and it is generally an entertaining effort.
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