Retro Science Fiction Adventures, Volume 3 (2005)

Synopsis: The perfect addition to any sci-fi fan's collection, this box set compiles several cult-favorite films and television episodes from around the world. ATTACK FROM SPACE: Based on episodes of... The perfect addition to any sci-fi fan's collection, this box set compiles several cult-favorite films and television episodes from around the world. ATTACK FROM SPACE: Based on episodes of the Japanese television series SUPER GIANT, this film combines the excitement of a traditional superhero story with classic Japanese kaiju ("giant monster") film action. When alien invaders pose a threat to Earth, only Starman can save humanity. Sent to Earth from the allied planet Emerald, Starman uncovers a conspiracy among scientists that requires him to search out those who betrayed the planet before an all-out war begins. THE DAY THE SKY EXPLODED: An Italian/French production in which a rocket collides with the sun and sends a shower of deadly asteroids over Earth. THE PHANTOM PLANET: A 1960s B-movie set in a futuristic vision of 1980. It's "Gulliver's Travels" in space as an astronaut lands on an asteroid populated by 6-inch tall humanoids and must help them ward off their monster attackers. VOYAGE TO THE PLANET OF PREHISTORIC WOMEN: Mamie Van Doren is the clamshell-clad queen of alien cave girls who greet a crew of tongue-dragging astronauts very happy to see her after their long journey. WARNING FROM SPACE: Starfish-like space aliens hurl toward the planet Earth to warn of imminent global disaster in this Japanese film. ROCKY JONES, SPACE RANGER- BEYOND THE MOON: The debut episode of the children's sci-fi show ROCKY JONES, SPACE RANGER, reedited into a feature-length film. Airing between 1953 and 1955, the show followed the adventures of its title character as he defended the forces of good against all manner of evildoers. [More]

Starring: Francis X. Bushman, Ken Utsui, Sachihiro Ohsawa

Starring: Francis X. Bushman, Ken Utsui, Sachihiro Ohsawa

Director: Peter Bogdanovich

Director: Peter Bogdanovich

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