Alien Babes

Synopsis

Alien Babes is a 2009 sci-fi comedy that follows a group of extraterrestrial women who arrive on Earth, bringing a mix of charm and chaos. Jenae Altschwager stars as one of these alluring alien visitors whose mission intertwines with the lives of unsuspecting humans on Earth. Blending humor with lighthearted sci-fi tropes, the film explores themes of attraction, identity, and the clash between otherworldly perspectives and human norms. With vibrant performances and quirky scenarios, Alien Babes offers a campy, entertaining take on the classic alien invasion narrative, catering primarily to audiences who enjoy B-movie style comedy and light science fiction.

Cast

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  Jenae Altschwager

  Agent Simone Lewis

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  Chriss Anglin

  MI6 Agent Taylor

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  Chanel Ryan

  Michelle Freeman

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  Gerald Brodin

  Senator Toynbee

• Christina Caporale

  Katie Saunders

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  Robert Donavan

  General Saunders

Reviews

Alien Babes received mixed reviews from critics and audiences upon its release. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 5.9/10, indicating a divided reception among viewers. Many praised Jenae Altschwager's charismatic performance and the movie's commitment to its campy, comedic tone. However, some critics pointed out the film’s limited production values and occasional pacing issues. The movie’s humorous dialogue and playful approach to sci-fi clichés garnered appreciation from fans of cult and B-movie genres, though mainstream critics were less enthusiastic. Rotten Tomatoes does not have an official critic score, reflecting its niche appeal. Metacritic also lacks an aggregated score, which suggests that Alien Babes flew under the radar of major film review outlets. Overall, Alien Babes is often described as a light, entertaining film best enjoyed with an open mind toward genre conventions and budget constraints, providing fun for viewers looking for an offbeat sci-fi comedy rather than a blockbuster experience.