Space Babes from Outer Space

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I enjoyed the movie. I must admit that I am a sucker for B movies regardless of year. It was funny, fun and a decent story. The direction was great, nice shots all around unlike many B style movies this generation. Practical effects are a go to in my book. Very little CGI and I love that. The acting was better than most and there was beautiful women dancing. The only thing missing was full nudity. If you are going to make a real B movie, you need to be showing it all to get that rating up.

Right, well from this 2017 sci-fi comedy movie's cover alone, then I wasn't really expecting a whole lot. But still, as I hadn't already seen director Brian K. Williams' "Space Babes from Outer Space" movie, then of course I had to give it a viewing. Well, "Space Babes from Outer Space" is not exactly groundbreaking cinema, and it is as corny and cheesy as you would assume it to be given the movie's title and its cover. Initially, I was dreading this would be a lousy and sleazy movie bordering on being softcore *, but thankfully director Brian K. Williams didn't venture that far down that path. "Space Babes from Outer Space" has some topless nudity in it and that is about it, so thumbs up for that. The storyline in "Space Babes from Outer Space" is pretty straight forward. I will say that the storyline was actually corny enough to be enjoyable for what it turned out to be. And the movie was actually not all that bad in comparison to so many other movies of the same ilk. Sure, this isn't Shakespearian storytelling, but you get what you would expect from a movie such as this. This is a low budget movie, pure and simply. But the props, costumes, wardrobes, sets, etc. Were actually fair, and they added a good layer of charms to the movie. It worked very well in favor of the movie, as it brought a somewhat stylish sense of low budget charm to the production. So, thumbs up on that achievement. Needless to say that I wasn't familiar with a single actress or actor that were on the cast list. But I will say that those involved in the movie put on good enough performances. I can't single out anyone for a particularly memorable performance, though, but in overall the actors and actresses put on good enough jobs. It takes a somewhat special mindset to sit down and watch a movie like "Space Babes from Outer Space". You have to enjoy corny sci-fi movies that are aimed at a randy, young adult audience. And you also need to have a liking for movies that doesn't take itself or anything else serious. And most importantly, you need to have a love for low budget cinema. All in all, "Space Babes from Outer Space" was watchable enough for what it turned out to be. However, it is not a movie that I will be watching a second time. My rating of "Space Babes from Outer Space" lands on a five out of ten stars.

Had me at "Space Babes". If you are a fan of the late 80's shlock horror and cheesy style late-night Skinemax movies, then you're in for a treat. Now I said "style", I did not say that this is one of those. This is THE type of movie that you call all your friends over, make a bunch of popcorn and sit back and enjoy. Tons of one liners that actually hit the mark. Plenty of goofy antics and great acting from the majority of the cast. There was a critic that didn't get why the laugh track had played when the family was introduced. The sad simple fact is, you just don't get it. This is a movie that does make fun of itself in the best way possible. If you are a fan of movies like this, and no not just for the skin, but an actual fan of this genre, then its easy to see why I can say the majority of the cast had amazing performances. Ellie Church (Harvest Lake 2016), Alison Maier (Frankenstien Created Bikers 2016) and the ever cute Alyss Winkler (Plank Face 2016 and most notably Violet 2020), all spun their parts off the proverbial spool in this. Not to mention the acting by Brian Papandrea (Plank Face 2016), which is always a delight to see. This cast and crew only get better with every movie they put out. The acting is great, the sets and props are freaking amazing, This is a great movie and i just want to let the cast and crew know that at least someone out there (me) actually gets it. I don't want to give away any of the plot or anything but then again i'm not some stuck up critic either. I'm just a lover of this type of genre. I actually found this movie by mistake once, saw it and that propelled me into all the other movies they've done. I say shut up, take a chance and watch this one. I encourage you to do so. Have fun and watch the others movies from these fine actors. Actually makes me wish I stuck to acting, Id always wanted to be in films like this. I digress.. why are you still reading this? go watch it!

Can only say that it is obvious that the movie is making a parody out of itself and it's doing a bloody brilliant job of that. I would probably never laugh at any of the jokes in the movie if they were placed anywhere else, but Space Babes gives you the narrative and execution needed for them to work. Honestly think it's great. 10/10 for everything. It's so good because it knows how to be very bad. Would watch again

Although not a classic, I think this will be enjoyable by most looking for good humor, classic T&A presentation (topless nudity of women, but no FF), with good production quality. References to classics such as "Porky's" is fair, although those were more about teenage hormones. Here we have one main male, Charlie, who's the lucky first guy to meet the three crash landed female aliens. There were some points which simply didn't work for me. The first was Charlie's family scene (were he takes his favorite alien). Simply too long, unfunny, and introduced you to multiple people who you don't like, etc., etc. Second, in the 21st century, we still have the double standard of what is nasty for women is OK for men. Charlie's crush has the opportunity to have multiple male sex partners, but can't go through with it. Of course, that doesn't hold true for Charlie. Even in the '80s, they would have found that odd. Some of the humor was very funny, which is really what this is all about. Not great, but enjoyable.

This fun, "tongue in cheek", and crowd-pleaser film is a new departure from Williams's earlier cinematographic work in the horror genre (Harvest Lake, 2016). For this film, he goes back to reference retro 80s flick such as Weird Science, Killer Klowns from Outer Space, and even Porky's. It where nerds, dorks, deadbeats, etc. get the girls... well sort of speak! Other reviewers as described this film as "love story". I felt that he could of rip off or referenced 90s films such as Full Moon productions and even Tromaville films. Its 80s references was kind of done for me besides I feel it works better for recent genre directors like Adam brooks (Father's Day, The Editor, etc.) and Paul Ragsdale (Cinco de Mayo). Also this film comes from the fan "crowd funding" circles -- so these are the films for the fans. There was some good new talents like Brian Papandrea, schlocky special effects to boot and the 80s feel of its soundtrack was strong. It had some decent shots in the strip "titty bar" club scenes. These type of films must to be watched (with drinks) with a group of fans of retro 80s sex comedies. Watching it alone may be not as entertaining... in time I am sure this may become a cult following at Horror-themed conventions.

I figured this movie would suck but it was actually pretty good. Charlie's family is extremely funny. The girls are a good reason to not make movies in hd (moles, scars, cellulite etc) and the almost good looking one doesn't show her * but you can't expect good looking girls to get involved in something like this. There is also a major plot hole (and few smaller ones) but they don't really hurt the movie. According to this site, the little boy who is being told the story is Young Charlie. According to the movie credits and common sense, it is not Charlie.