ALIEN ATTACK COLLECTION (DVD) (4DISCS/DOL DIG/B&W) DVD

The Brain from Planet Arous
The plot of The Brain from Planet Arous has something to do with a huge floating brain which takes over the body of nuclear scientist Steve March (John Agar) as the first step in its takeover of the earth. Tipping off the fact that March is not himself are his strange eyeballs and his rather violent mood swings. Additionally, the arrogant alien brain occasionally leaves Steve's body to brag about its superiority. Meanwhile, a "policeman brain" from the villain's home planet hides out in the body of March's dog, awaiting the chance to arrest the renegade graymatter. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Cat Women of the Moon
Cat Women of the Moon tells the tale of a group of American space travellers who confront a hostile tribe of females on the border between the light and dark side of the moon. The expedition is led by Laird Grainger (Sonny Tufts), whose polyglot crew--including co-pilot Kip Reissner (Victor Jory) and navigator Helen Salinger (Marie Windsor)--land on the lunar surface, where they soon discover that there's an atmosphere and water and everything. After a few minutes of wandering, the travellers come upon a huge modernistic city, populated by leotard-clad "cat women". The ruler, Alpha (Carol Brewster), reveals that she has telepathically brought the earthlings to her city, using Salinger as her unsuspecting go-between. The cat women perform a kinky dance to the tune of "Stranger in Paradise," while the shifty copilot Reissner tries to steal the city's cache of gold. Alpha enslaves the visitors via mind control, leaving only cat-woman Lambda (Susan Morrow), who has fallen in love with crewman Douglas Smith (Bill Phipps), to save the day. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Missile to the Moon
Green cheese? Men in the Moon? Nah, everyone knows that the moon is really populated by beautiful women wearing silk underwear and spiked heels. They are ruled by an evil temptress and share the moon with giant rock men and an enormous spider. Honest. Just watch this campy remake of Cat Women of the Moon and see for yourself. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide

The Day It Came to Earth
This campy little sci-fi oddity presents a particularly silly brand of monster: a zombie gangster, hilariously christened "Gegagoo" (short for "Geological, Gaseous Goon"... no, really!) by scientist George Gobel. When a formless, meteorite-borne alien entity crashes into a lake in which gangsters had recently hidden the body of an assassinated enemy, the corpse rises from the depths to wreak havoc with the locals -- particularly a group of dorky college kids who drop by the pond for an evening swim. This could have been campy, '50s-style fun in more competent hands; instead, we get bored silly with a lot of talking heads, unimaginative monster mayhem, turgid pacing, and pathetic attempts at humor. ~ Cavett Binion, All Movie Guide

Cast John Agar as Steve March Joyce Meadows as Sally Fallon Robert Fuller as Dan Murphy Henry Travis as Col. Grogley Ken Terrell as Colonel in Conference Room Tim Graham as Sheriff Wiley Pane E. Leslie Thomas as Gen. Brown Bill Giorgio as Russian Sonny Tufts as Laird Grainger Victor Jory as Kip Reissner, co-pilot Marie Windsor as Helen Salinger, navigator Carol Brewster as Alpha Douglas Fowley as Walt Willis Susan Morrow as Lambda William Phipps as Douglas Smith Suzanne Alexander as Zeta Judy Walsh as Cat-Woman Ellye Marshall as Cat-Woman Roxann Delman as Cat-Woman

Crew Harry Z. Thomason - Director Paul Fisk - Screenwriter Harry Z. Thomason - Director Paul Fisk - Screenwriter Harry Z. Thomason - Director Paul Fisk - Screenwriter Harry Z. Thomason - Director Paul Fisk - Screenwriter

The Brain from Planet Arous
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Cat Women of the Moon
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Missile to the Moon
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The Day It Came to Earth
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General Specifications: Language Options: Subtitle Options: Sound Processing: DD1: Dolby Digital Mono Additional Features: none specified DVD Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1: Pre-1954 Standard MPAA Rating: NR DVD Discs Included: 4 DVD Sides: 4 DVD DVD Region Code: 1 Content Length: 300 min Part of Series: The Wade Williams Collection   DVD Chapters: Side #1 -- Cat-Woman of the Moon 1. Main Title; Moon Rocket 4 [12:02] 2. The Dark Side [4:24] 3. An Exploratory Tour [5:38] 4. The Cave [3:56] 5. Lunar Spiders [5:29] 6. Cat-Woman [4:14] 7. One of Us [2:53] 8. To Serve Man [11:17] 9. Danger and Death [6:32] 10. Lambada's Threat [1:31] 11. Escape [4:27] 12. A Long Story [1:10] Side #2 -- The Brain From Planet Arous 1. Main Title; Radioactivity? [3:33] 2. A Goin' Away Party [2:05] 3. Mystery Mountain [6:53] 4. The Brain From Planet Arous [1:04] 5. "The Prodigal Returns" [4:12] 6. "I Am Gor" [6:06] 7. Looking for Answers [4:55] 8. "My Name Is Vol" [1:19] 9. Planning a Surprise [3:44] 10. Three on a Date [11:22] 11. Above the Law [2:47] 12. "We Have Been Invaded" [6:18] 13. Brain Power at Indian Springs [6:39] 14. Meeting With a Monster [5:16] 15. Gor's Achilles Heel [1:26] 16. Brain Dead [3:13] Side #3 -- The Day it Came to Earth 1. Dumping the Body [4:02] 2. Main Titles; Waffles and UFO's [4:50] 3. Two Honeypots [5:02] 4. Up From the Slime [6:04] 5. Double Date [9:11] 6. Rock Hunt [9:30] 7. Give Me Back My Meteorite [8:44] 8. Football Fun [2:01] 9. "Eddie, I'm Ready" [5:06] 10. Report it to the Police [8:58] 11. The Haunted House [10:47] 12. "He's Back" [3:02] 13. Mano a Monster [9:12] 14. End Credits [:43] Side #4 -- Missle to the Moon 1. Main Title; Escaped Convicts [6:41] 2. Hiding Out [4:12] 3. Dirk's Proposition [5:11] 4. Missle to the Moon [4:41] 5. Meteorites [7:36] 6. Lunar Landing [2:24] 7. The Rock Creatures [5:38] 8. Moon Maidens [14:38] 9. June Sees Red [3:49] 10. The Dark Creature [3:35] 11. Alpha's Ascension [4:21] 12. Death Sentence [3:01] 13. Rescuing June [2:21] 14. Zeema's Defiance [2:29] 15. The Only Way [4:25] 16. Escape [2:04]