Ed Wood's cult classic has been hailed as the worst film of all time, but it's one of the most hilariously entertaining movies you'll ever see. Aliens from outer space reanimate the Earth's dead i...
Ed Wood's cult classic has been hailed as the worst film of all time, but it's one of the most hilariously entertaining movies you'll ever see. Aliens from outer space reanimate the Earth's dead in an attempt to save the human race. Will their 9th plan work? With string-powered flying saucers, laughable dialogue, shrewd alien logic and "priceless" special effects, they can't go wrong. Or can they? (Hint: They do.) Plan 9 is a movie so beautifully bad, it's great.
Our much anticipated pre-release of Ed Wood's Plan 9 From Outer Space in color for the first time is now available. We have given this film the most extensive restoration to date, plus we've added tons of rare and hilarious bonus features including an audio commentary from Mike Nelson of "Mystery Science Theatre 3000." Our special bonus features include never-before-seen Ed Wood home movies, bizarre Ed Wood commercials and the astonishing Plans 1-8. Plus, this limited edition pre-release DVD is individually autographed by Mike Nelson. As an extra bonus, we've included a nifty limited edition alien air freshener, "Alien Fresh."
Special Features: -All New Color Version -Restored Black-and-White Version -Audio Commentary by Mike Nelson of Mystery Science Theatre 3000 -Never Before Seen Ed Wood Home Movies -Rare Ed Wood Commercials -The Lost Plans 1-8 -Deleted Scenes -Plan 9 Trailer in Color
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azrial, I really believe that Ed Wood was expressing his sense of humor when he made this, and most of his films. I find it strange that folks do not get his joke. Well, the saucers are up there, but you'll be in there and I'll be in there.
i think i read somewhere that Hitch chose to do 'Psycho' in b/w because color would have been too much of a distraction..what he did with light and shadow did as much for the plot as the plot itself..and there's something to be said about b/w: i watched an old ep of 'Rawhide' from 1959, and the photography was brilliant!
Thank you disabled1955. You give evidence to my point. Color should be used only to enhance the story of the film, there needs to be a reason for it. See the film "Odds Against Tomorrow" which helps accent this iportant point of filmmaking. Besides being such a great film, the fact that it is in black and white accents the actors motions, expressions, forces the actors to act and communicate and by these means gives tension and adventure to the story.
Actually, the movie was titled "Grave robbers from Mars" originally, but the baptist church (!) was financing it (because Wood persuaded them to make it, and earn money from it to finance movies about Jesus and his disciples), but thought that grave robbing is blasphemous, so they demanded from Wood to rename the movie into "Plan 9 from outer space". The title was their idea. Silly right?
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Thats a strange fence in the background
Criswell, says the original title in his opening monologue of the movie, but you're right about the church objecting and getting it changed.