"Invisible Invaders" Trailer

[majormannfred]

Million volt excitment..hey that should be enough energy to run my big screen tv.

[Tralman1965]

That invisible guy sure wears a nice suit.

[acacia72]

I heard through the grapevine that George Romero made "Night of the Living Dead" after he saw "Invisible Invaders"!

[SKOTxFREE]

@1:13 did they turn up the AC on the Zombie? Also Does the Alien invader really need explain we won't see them? We know what invisible means!

[Ardarygu]

Too bad our sound rays will keel you!!!! muwwhaahaahahahaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!­!!

[tripjet999]

"We came to destroy the Earth!"

You're too late, the republicons have beaten you to it!

[only257]

hey jean byron is the same actress who did the patty duke show years later

[konga5]

This was on Creature Features WNEW New York

[hiketaker]

Oh man! I remember watching this as a little kid (against parents' orders) in the early 70's. I grew up on Long Island and probably saw it on Creature Features or Chiller Theater. Gave me nightmares for days and left a lasting mark on my brain! Thems were da dayz!

[dltanner99]

Horror novel see video book trailer

[luridplanet]

Coincidently, having invisible aliens saves a lot of money on the movie's budget

[CrankyOldster]

This movie was actually scary when I was a kid. The first part is bad, with lots of stock disaster footage. But the tension is pretty good once the scientists are under siege in a mountain lab, trying to find a weapon while the zombies are pounding on the door. And hey, at least it was an original idea that inspired George Romero -- unlike that "Walking Dead" ripoff on AMC.

[Totaly14]

For a 1950s movie, it looks pretty awesome. Anyone seen it?

[MusicSheBlogged]

@Totaly14 yes! I have it, it's hilariously awesome. They don't show enough of the 'zombies' in this trailer but the aliens basically have to inhabit bodies of the dead so therefore it turns kind of into a zombie flick... it's basically an anti-war movie though, it's done pretty well!!

[Funnysterste]

invisible zombie from outer space? sounds nuts.

[downlowfunk]

Is this really about the Federal Government Strawman system?

[justynfeeney]

horrible movie trailer. Do I dare watch the entire movie?

[only257]

seen this movie on a bootlegged website!

[whiskeyify]

I watched this one, I thought on you tube ? It's a good sci fi horror film.

kinda creepy like night of the living dead.

[only257]

good trailer haven't seen this movie yet but it is on amazon website though!

[TomatoeAssassin]

I remember seeing this on the late late late show. Every Saturday I'd get to stay up late and watch "monster movies" until I fell asleep in front of the TV.

I remember this movie kept me awake for a while.

[Shawnster65]

Same here, I used to see this move a LOT on WNEW 5 New York's "Creature Features" on Saturday,

AND for some odd reason, for years from the mid 80's to sometime in the late 90's, ABC would show the movie on New Year's Day a few hours after the Ball Dropped. It would show on something called "Haunted Hollywood" and would be hosted by John Carradine.

Sometimes he would host "Night Of The Living Dead" on the same show. Strange.

[manwiththemachinegun]

I think this would be one of the most easily repulsed invasions of all time.

[MrCrazyTerminator]

when have this movie been released?

[02javis]

iam from mexico ....outside the united states...

[drhoobad]

I'm sorry...I...I JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND!!

[curlingto]

Great!! I remember seeing this when it came out, a double feature on a Saturday (remeber that??) along with "The 4 Skulls of Jonathan Drake" Probably cost all of 50 cents, maybe 75...

[tropicvibe]

This movie is probably the precursor of all Night of the Living Dead movies. Actually pretty entertaining once you get past the special effects

[Titan752]

"We are invisible, Adam Kenner... you cannot see us! Even though you are looking right in my direction...and I happen to look like John Carradine...you cannot see us! Look out the window,at allthose walking dead men... you can't see them either..."

[oldschoolhero2006]

what you see are the bodies of dead earthmen being animated by the invisible aliens. the aliens themselves are invisible not the bodies which they inhabit. got it now?

[only257]

good trailer, hey that music in the trailer was later used by destination inner space which i saw on amc in 2002!

[scotpens]

"I am from another planet, outside your galaxy."

"I'm sorry -- I just don't understand!"

Maybe that's because our own Milky Way galaxy is 100,000 light-years across and contains at least 200 billion stars? It's plenty big enough!

The hacks who write this stuff never seem to understand the difference between a galaxy and a solar system.

This looks like the picture Ed Wood wishes he could have made.

[powerone1]

Dude! are you serious? This movie was made in the 1950s. They did not have the same level of technology or scientific understanding that we do today. The audience that viewed this stuff didn't have the sophistication of today's audiences.

The special effects that we see in movies today, started from this stuff. Just enjoy it for what and when it was. It is lesson in film history.

[scotpens]

It's not about the quality of the special effects. Of course you don't expect to see the same level of visual effects in a 1950s sci-fi B movie that you see in today's films, or even in a well-made contemporary SF film like "Forbidden Planet."

It's about basic science. Even today, scientifically illiterate writers still toss around words like "intergalactic" without understanding what a galaxy is and what a planetary system is.

[messageofthemaker]

@scotpens Man, you hit that right on the money!

[Nunsweepit421]

@scotpens

Why don't you understand? It's quite possible that these invaders are from another planet outside of our own Galaxy? The Milky Way isn't the only Galaxy in the universe.

[scotpens]

@Nunsweepit421 Of course, we know there are countless billions of galaxies in the universe, but the distances between them are unimaginably huge. Even if you could travel at 500 times the speed of light, it would take FIVE THOUSAND YEARS to reach the Andromeda galaxy, our nearest galactic neighbor. The distances between stars in our own galaxy are vast enough as it is.

[Nunsweepit421]

@scotpens

Sure, I take your point. But as this is just a film, we could use our imaginations and think that maybe these beings from another planet have the technology to bend and warp Space whereby they created a wormhole considerably shortening the vast distances of interstellar space travel.

[mmmuuufffiiinnnsss]

LOL This is so corny and funny and the funniest part was when the guy fell down and it said "THE MOST FANTASTIC BATTLE EVER FOUGHT!" Oh yeah that was so fantastic....NOT!!!

[steinerredeemed]

They're here already: they are called REPUBLICANS.

[sihingjimo]

I saw this when it came out, in a double-feature with, I think, "The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake"...a typical Saturday-afternoon movie-house offering, back then...it probably cost .75 to get in, and the candy was nickel and dime stuff...

[fivepoints]

omg!! John Agar was in them all!!

[robertcropf]

Earth invaded by undead accountants! Who will win

[79inches]

Thanks for posting this! I remember the music from this movie, 45 years after seeing it! It was a great horror flick. Thanks for posting!! Scared the hell out of me as a 5 year old watching it!

[mavericstud1]

Wow-outside our galaxy-these guys came along way-skipped a trillion planet to get us.Boy,us Earth people must be special or is it just our women are so hot?

[Shawnster65]

I used to watch this one all the time on

WNEW Channel 5's "Creature Features" on Saturday night or their afternoon show.

Very creepy.

I might be taking a shot in the dark here, but this film looks like one Mr. George Romero might have taken some cues when he made Night Of The Living Dead.

[donnaoday]

This flick looks like a winner!

[Babalon]

Fuckin' great! Keep 'em coming! Thanks for posting.