Invasion movie public teen

Description:Spoilers American-International Pictures found their niche in the film industry by catering to the drive-in markets, where films slanted at teens and actually starring teenagers playing teens -- a radical concept at the time and exploitation markets proved popular. The Saucermen, themselves, are intriguingly designed, as is their distinctive saucer, which has the chopped stance of a hot rod and belches actual flames from twin exhausts. Both are the handiwork of Paul Blaisdell, a science fiction fan who provided monster suits for many of AIP's early genre hits. Reportedly begun as a serious film, legend has it that the producers took one look at the pint-sized aliens and decided that the film would never be taken seriously. The script was altered and new title art drawn by Blaisdell , which clearly indicated the film wasn't intended to be taken seriously, was added. The story, based on the short story "The Cosmic Frame," is simple and direct.

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