Monsters From The Outer Limits

Various monsters, creatures and aliens from Outer Limits

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Outer
• Limits
• Monsters

[offshute]

That episode was called "Wolf 359" and starred Patrick O'Neal

[Destroysall]

what episode is the one at 5:07

[offshute]

It is called "The Invisible Enemy" and starred Adam West (Batman)

[davshammer]

what was the name of the first episode of this video? awesome!

[offshute]

It is "Tha Galaxy Being" which was the first episode aired Sept. 16th 1963..and was from the pilot for the series which was titled "Please Stand By".

[videoholic90s]

Nice job!! I recognize some of the transitions...was this edited on a Mac?

[offshute]

no it was done on windows movie maker

[BrainEatingApe]

"Your ignorance makes me ill and angry."

[OrmEmber]

When will William Shatner learn to stop looking out windows and portals? It keeps getting him in trouble.

Dude; just pull the shades down from now on.....

[drandydds]

5;42 Holy crap it's Mr. T!



[holmsatlarge]

@OrmEmber That was The Twlight Zone.  Nightmare at 20,000 Feet.

[loxleymendoza]

OMG these were great shows...many could have been made into feature films..episodes like "Tourist Attraction" Galaxy being or the 6th finger..just to name a few. Amazing back in the day they could crank out an hour a week with such a lowbudget yet they still are great today.

I prefer 1st background music to that of season 2

[staticmunk7777]

i remember seeing that goo monster the one at 1:30 but cantr emember the episode name

[tall32guy]

7:45! Funny! He looks like a small, mangled Jabba the Hutt! LOL!!

[tall32guy]

The first monster was supposed to be an alien that gave off X-rays. I read somewhere that the sound he gave off was actually the sound of X-rays that the producers had gotten hold of.

[ferociousgumby]

These look like Star Trek rejects.

[dltanner99]

Cryptozoological novel about two boys who find something strange on a beach one night see video book trailer

[zooeyhall]

Gotta say that Outer Limits did a great deal of this stuff with very little resources. Remember this was way back in the early 1960s. There weren't any digital or computer fx available. Not even the articulated frameworks that fx used in the 1970s. Everything had to be physically made from the ground-up. And then having to do it all on a limited weekly tv show production budget made it that much more difficult.