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cannon. A small airplane with law enforcement officials opens fire on Billy, but he destroys the plane. Next, he kills Chuck and Froggy by destroying their new car with the cannon. Meanwhile, Tony Craig questions Colonel Farley and Kathy about Billy, while elsewhere the two aliens land on Earth and begin searching for Billy themselves. After killing a hippie and stealing his van, Billy travels to an empty city block where he fires indiscriminately at his surroundings. Kathy and Tony arrive and find Billy in an alley, just as one of the aliens shoots Billy from atop a nearby building. Billy is killed, the laser cannon and the pendant are destroyed and the alien departs in the spacecraft. Kathy cries over Billy's corpse as Tony looks on.

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green-skinned and seemingly crazed Billy opens fire on Mellon's car, killing him in an explosion. The next day, Tony investigates the wreckage and recovers unusual material, which he brings to Mike London. After some experiments, Mike concludes it to be made of inorganic material not found on Earth. Later that night, Billy, once again appearing deranged and grotesque, attacks and kills the two police deputies who harassed him earlier.

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Billy is ignored and abandoned by his mother early in the film, demonstrating the dangers that can result from uncaring parents, one of the major themes of the script. The film also highlights the hypocrisy of police officers, particularly during a scene in which the two deputies smoke marijuana that

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contributor, said the visual presentation was better than most films from its time, with fresh colors and only a few speckles, as well as a decent sound transfer. In August 2018, a Blu-Ray disc of the film was released by Full Moon Pictures. The disc presented a newly made high-definition video scan

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and recover the cannon. Meanwhile, Billy and Kathy attend a pool party with other teens, where Chuck makes unwanted advances on Kathy, resulting in Billy fighting with Chuck and Froggy. That night, Billy fires at Chuck's car with the laser cannon, resulting in a huge explosion that Chuck and Froggy

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A pathetic androgynous blond kid from the California desert finds a ray-gun left by fat-assed aliens in the sagebrush, is harassed by strangely southern, dope-smoking cops, develops a large hole in his chest, kills Roddy McDowall, and eventually dies himself. Meanwhile, nothing happens. The aliens

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Billy wanders into the desert alone and discovers the laser cannon and pendant. He is able to fire the cannon only while wearing the pendant and using the cannon simultaneously; Billy starts firing randomly at things in the desert. Meanwhile, on the alien spacecraft, the two aliens converse (in an

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error in the film. The final scene is the shortest, and features a confrontation between the aliens and Billy. Matting was again used for the sequence where Billy is shot with a gun by one of the aliens from the top of a building. The aliens then fly off in their spaceship at the end of the scene

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with Neill's character in the foreground and the aliens in the background. The sequence where Neill's character shoots the gun out of the hand of one of the aliens was done through wire-supported animation. In the second and third sequences, the two aliens are on board their spaceship, which is a

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Billy and Kathy lie together outside next to Billy's van. While he is sleeping, Kathy discovers his alien pendant and puts it on Billy's chest, which turns his skin green and deforms his face. Billy attacks Kathy, but she escapes. Billy goes on a rampage, shooting things at random with the laser

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Meanwhile, Billy feels sick due to an unusual growth on his chest. At Kathy's urging, he visits Doctor Mellon, who surgically removes a metallic disc from Billy's chest. He calls the police laboratory technician Mike London to arrange for the disc to be investigated. However, later that night, a

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and, despite her son's protests, she leaves her son behind. A dejected Billy goes to visit his girlfriend Kathy, but her grandfather Colonel Farley, a disheveled military veteran, rants about conspiracy theories to Billy and tells him to leave Kathy alone. Billy is soon harassed by a bully named

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A green-skinned man wanders aimlessly through the desert with a mysterious laser cannon attached to his arm. Nearby, an alien spacecraft lands and two reptilian creatures carrying weapons emerge. After a brief firefight, the aliens disintegrate the man. Spotting an airplane, they return to their

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was directed by Michael Rae, marking his only directorial credit. Filming took place over three weekends and was made "for virtually no money", according to producer Band. The makeup effects in the film, including the gradual discoloration and degeneration of Kim Milford, were handled by makeup

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status. During a 2005 interview, Charles Band called the film "hilarious" and stated that "it had its charm" like many films from its time. He also said that the film would have been made differently and would have had less critical reactions if it had been produced with a larger budget.

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called it the worst of Charles Band's films, calling it "badly scripted, badly paced rubbish", describing Allen's "o.k. aliens" as "the only plus". Likewise, film essayist Dennis Fischer said that Allen's stop motion animation provides the film's "sole moments of interest", and

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Band said, "Most of the films that I made, that I conceived, that I was very involved with and in some cases directed, definitely started with the title and usually a piece of artwork that made sense. Then I would work back to the script and the story and make the movie."

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reviewer Mike Brennan said that it was "actually quite enjoyable in parts", but not the type of music meant to be listened to without the film. Brennan claimed that it resembled some of the later and better-known works of Joel Goldsmith, like the scores of

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called the film "a dull and padded revenge-against-bullies tale", but said that the stop motion animation sequences were enjoyable enough that "fans are likely to be pleased with the low-budget film's positive attributes and willing to ignore the rest".

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barely escape. A government official named Tony Craig arrives to investigate both the explosion and the desert where Billy found the cannon. Tony informs the local sheriff that news related to the explosion and its cause must not leave the town.

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writer Robert Martin called the script inept, said that Steve Neill's make-up effects were "frightful rather than frightening", and said that Cheryl Smith could "barely talk, let alone act". Martin also stated that the film was pulled from a

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and all sorts of films. The thought was why can't some kid that has been pushed around a bit and hasn't been treated very well at school find some crazy alien weapon and blow the crap out of everything and every person who tormented him.

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as Kathy's crazed, paranoid, delusional grandfather and a former military man. The filming for Wynn's small role was finished in one day. Screenwriter Franne Schacht made a cameo appearance as the sheriff's secretary in the film.

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The alien creatures were featured in 39 cuts of the film through five scenes. The first scene was in the beginning of the film where the aliens emerge from their spacecraft into the desert to shoot Neill's character. Two

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miniature set designed by Dave Carson. The aliens speak with their commander through a monitor in the second sequence, and animations of the alien commander were shot separately and implemented into the scene using a

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was among several films universally considered terrible that film reviewer Michael Adams watched as part of a book about his quest to find the worst film of all time. However, Adams said he enjoyed watching it on a

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spacecraft and fly away, leaving behind the laser cannon and a pendant the man was wearing. Elsewhere, teenager Billy Duncan wakes up in his bed. He goes outside to find his mother has been invited to a trip to

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gave the soundtrack one-and-a-half stars out of five, claiming that about one-third of the album sounded like "generic rock 'n' roll cues for a production unable to afford licensing existing songs".

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Literary critic John Kenneth Muir thought that the script had many plot holes which left many unanswered questions, and that there was "little effort to forge a coherent story out of the mix".

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of 1.66:1 and stereophonic sound. The disc included no captions and no special features, except for cast profiles and trailers for other Full Moon films. Doug Pratt, a DVD reviewer and

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as "basically repetitive and predictable", but included some redemptive qualities in the animation of Dave Allen and the makeup effects of Steve Neill. Science fiction literary scholar

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Several critical reviews cited the stop motion animation as one of the film's only redeeming qualities. Richard Meyers, a novelist who also wrote about science-fiction films, described

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billboard, resulting in a tremendous explosion. During another scene, a police officer is confronted by a frightened teenager, who the officer dismisses as crazy by saying "He's seen

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During the riffing of the film, the robot character Crow T. Robot claims the film "was run through a highly technical process called 'tension extraction

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critic Linda Gross said that the script lacked "credibility, psychological motivation and narrative cohesiveness", although she praised Terry Bowen's

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was "something that was more manageable". Band and Allen would go on to work together on several other films and projects over the next 20 years.

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Cain, Scott (November 2, 1985). "Movies - Sequels: II much? II bad - 'Hercules II' proves the first installment doesn't even have be a bonanza".

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gave it two-and-a-half out of four stars. In their book about science fiction films, writers James Robert Parish and Michael R. Pitts called

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films, and makes several jokes at the expense of Deezen and his stereotypically nerdy character, at one point dubbing him the "heir to the

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magazine said that the special effects were decent, but that the script "has more holes than the laser-ravaged landscape." Janet Maslin of

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The script was written by Frank Ray Perilli and Franne Schacht. Elements of the story were inspired by science fiction films, such as

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viewing! It typifies everything wrong with the late '70s." During a 2009 interview, Eddie Deezen said he loved the show's parody of

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from an interpositive film element. On the commentary track, Band states that the film's original negative has been lost.

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has received overwhelmingly negative reviews and consistently ranks among the Bottom 100 list of films on the

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Pratt, Doug (2005). "Doug Pratt's DVD: Movies, Television, Music, Art, Adult, and More". UNET 2 Corporation.

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Steve Neill handled the film's makeup effects, including the gradual degeneration of Kim Milford's character.

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Showgirls, Teen Wolves, and Astro Zombies: A Film Critic's Year-Long Quest to Find the Worst Movie Ever Made

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Briggs, Joe Bob (May 19, 1985). "A season of sleaze checking out summer's long list of outdoor delights".

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An action figure was released based on the alien from the film, available on Full Moon Direct and Amazon.

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said that Kim Milford's performance was dull and that the script included plot-holes and inconsistencies.

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Chuck Boran and his nerdy friend Froggy as well as by two police deputies who give him a speeding ticket.

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Janusonis, Michael (October 16, 1997). "VIDEO Animated 'Babes in Toyland' debut sadly lacks the magic".

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has received largely negative reviews, and consistently ranks among the Bottom 100 list of films on the

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they obtained from teenagers. Commentators have pointed out several inaccuracies and plot-holes in the

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marks the screen debut of Eddie Deezen, who went on to play other archetypal nerd roles in films like

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was released, audience interest in science fiction films was particularly high due to the release of

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are the best thing in the film: they're cute. Eddie Deezen rounds out the cast as the hurtful geek.

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is the thought that the people who made this loser are still running around loose." In the review,

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as the mutated man who was killed by the aliens in the opening scene. Neill introduced Band to

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creators did not even know that the show would eventually be renewed at a different network.

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by BSX Records on August 1, 2005. It consisted of about 46 minutes of music over 25 tracks.

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was "Band's first major box-office success on the exploitation circuit". According to

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on July 6, 1999, again by Full Moon Entertainment. The picture was presented with an

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If Steven Spielberg advanced the likelihood of intelligent extra-terrestrial life in

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publisher Don Shay called it the film's "only viable selling points". In their book

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artist Steve Neill, who had previously worked with Band on the science fiction film

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was planned for 1988, but was ultimately abandoned due to financial difficulties.

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Martin, Robert (June 14, 1978). "Back on the beach without Frankie and Annette".

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for both composers. The score was written in five days, and makes heavy use of

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Baenen, Jeff (November 16, 1996). "'Mystery Science Theater 3000' is Reborn".

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Hadden, Briton; Luce, Henry Robinson (1996). "Mystery Science Theater 3000".

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was described as "an incomprehensible blending" of popular recent films like

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unsubtitled alien language) with their leader, who orders them to return to

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Sikoryak, Joe (September–October 2005). "Score: Reviews of CDs: 'Laserblast

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The original motion picture soundtrack was released as a limited edition

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contract player during the 1940s, portrayed Colonel Farley, who provides

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Crook, David (January 18, 1981). "Films: Coming Attractions for Video".

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On October 13, 2017, Eibon Press published a comic book adaptation of

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was the sixth episode of the seventh season, which was broadcast on

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on June 30, 1993, by Shadow Entertainment, and was re-released on

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set-ups were used for effects, including one used to create the

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in two weeks, and the musical score was written in five days by

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were not properly integrated with the rest of the film.

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The reptilian alien creatures in the film were works of

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Hill, Scott (January 11, 1999). "Reader Top 10 Picks".

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gave the film three out of five stars, and film critic

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May 18, 1996. It marked the final original episode of

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