Teenagers from Outer Space

Synopsis

Teenagers from Outer Space is a 1959 science fiction B-movie that follows the story of a group of alien teenagers from a distant planet who travel to Earth with a mission to establish a breeding ground for their monstrous Gorgon pets. When one of the teenagers, Derek, starts to question the ethics of their mission after befriending a human girl, the group faces internal conflict and must decide between their duty to their vicious master or their newfound sense of compassion and humanity. As tensions rise and conflicts escalate, the fate of both worlds hangs in the balance in this classic sci-fi tale of alien adolescence and moral awakening.

Cast

• David Love

  Derek

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  Dawn Bender

  Betty Morgan

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  Harvey B. Dunn

  Gramps Morgan

• Bryan Grant

  Thor

• Tom Graeff

  Joe Rogers

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  King Moody

  Spacecraft Captain

Reviews

Teenagers from Outer Space garnered mixed reviews upon its release. While some critics praised its imaginative premise and retro charm, others criticized its low budget special effects and wooden performances. Rotten Tomatoes' consensus reads, 'Despite its outdated effects and cheesy acting, Teenagers from Outer Space still manages to entertain with its nostalgic sci-fi storyline.' The film's 3.9/10 rating on IMDb reflects a general consensus of its shortcomings, with viewers citing the film's campy dialogue and amateurish production values as primary drawbacks. However, some viewers have found enjoyment in its classic sci-fi appeal and nostalgic value, appreciating it as a product of its time.