IMO the best of the classical Italian spaghetti Science Fiction movies. No recycled spaceship footage here.
Leather and space! I’ve been dying to see this movie forever! Thanks for posting. 😃
This is a superb sci-fi! The suits, top of the line computers, exellent outdoor effects, dangerous situations, and non stop action make this a perfect movie!
A old school classic. I finally watched the whole movie after only watching bits & pieces over the past 50 years!😂😂😂
That is one spacious spaceship. I was half expecting some big song and dance numbers to use all that space.
The inspiration for "Alien". A good film. Well done for the upload.
This is such a wonderful movie. No one has ever imitated the sound of them running on those metal floors, but it's a really cool thing, isn't it.
One Of Mario Bava's best, so eerie and suspenseful, Beautifully filmed with a great story as well. Thank you so much for uploading!!!
I remember seeing this in 1974 when I stayed with my grandmother for a week when I was young. It was frightening to me & I didn't really follow the story but now seeing it again it's a great story great production design 👏
Love the 'music', like Forbidden Planet. 🤩💖👍
Loved every minute thankyou for posting.
The leather outfits are cool AF
The spaceship, suits, planet design & color are everything in this wonderful Bava Sci-Fi
I like the high collar spacesuits , preplanning for vampire bites just, in case..
Gen X'er here. Gonna hang out in the boomer channel like a cocky teenager.
The influence on the 20th Century Fox Motion Picure "ALIEN" is evident! Thanks for posting a GREAT American-International/Maria Bava CLASSIC! My Compliments to You and Your Channel !!! 😊🎉
Great old film Italian influence Costumes are great Special effects good for 1960s film 🎥 🎞
Another Mario Bava classic. Very atmospheric, creepy & moody. Great visuals, eerie lighting & set design. This gave some inspiration in the creation of "Alien".
Loving the big collars ❤😂 certainly better than the Sequels to a much loved Original Trilogy
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