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The Man from Planet X
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The Man from Planet X

film by Ulmer [1951]
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    Edgar G. Ulmer
    / Later films

    Far more interesting was The Man from Planet X (1951), an evocative science-fiction B-film set on a Scottish island. Reportedly made in under a week, this cult favourite is a thoughtful tale and one of the first about alien invaders. Less successful was the comedy Babes in Bagdad (1952),…

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    Far more interesting was The Man from Planet X (1951), an evocative science-fiction B-film set on a Scottish island. Reportedly made in under a week, this cult favourite is a thoughtful tale and one of the first about alien invaders. Less successful was the comedy Babes in Bagdad (1952),…

    Read More