Spaced Invaders

Synopsis

In the sci-fi comedy movie "Spaced Invaders" released in 1990, a group of bumbling Martians intercept a transmission of Orson Welles' "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast and mistakenly think Earth is under attack. Landing in a small American town during Halloween, the mischievous aliens find themselves in a comical clash with the quirky locals. As chaos ensues, the Martians must navigate their way through human customs and technology to ultimately save Earth from a hilarious interplanetary misunderstanding.

Cast

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  Douglas Barr

  Sam

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  Royal Dano

  Wrenchmuller

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  Ariana Richards

  Kathy

• J.J. Anderson

  Brian (Duck)

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  Gregg Berger

  Klembecker

• Wayne Alexander

  Vern

Reviews

Despite its cult following, "Spaced Invaders" received mixed reviews from critics. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a meager 8% rating, with critics noting the cheesy special effects and over-the-top humor. Metacritic criticized the film's lack of originality, giving it a low score of 38/100. While some viewers appreciated the film's campy charm and nostalgic feel, others found it to be too silly and predictable. IMDb users rated it 5.3/10, highlighting the movie's goofy premise and slapstick comedy. Overall, "Spaced Invaders" is a polarizing sci-fi comedy that manages to entertain with its quirky characters and absurd storyline.