Say whatever you want, but that dog skeleton transition was clean af

The weird moment when Marc's costume looks more authentic than the actual costumes the actors are wearing.

"1 star. Vaporized the gas station attendant and myself. I am a skeleton now." LOL Great video as usual, Mark!

Seriously, for the 1950's, the ray-gun turning the dog into a skeleton and the skeleton collapsing onto the ground, was a pretty cool special-effect.

It’s hilarious how perfectly you were able to recreate the alien uniforms.

Derek proclaims "But what about what *I* want?" and runs off to join a dance troupe.

The quality of Betty's mounting hysteria while making crazy demands of the power station employee was top tier all the way. You could put her in any kind of horrific situation and she would perform admirably.

Honestly, the ray guns being pointed at a bright light to simulate "firing" is actually pretty ingenious. It's not perfect, but if you don't focus on it too hard, your mind can believe that something is being fired.

I like how all the skeletons are perfectly intact and stay together so you know what they were.

It's pretty obvious to me that the most dangerous alien creature in this film is Betty. She has a superhuman ability to convince anyone that anything she says is true; I bet she came to this planet to hide amongst a less-advanced species and conceal her ability. But then Derek and crew showed up, and faced with the prospect of finding yet another planet of people who look and speak just like her, she instead resorted to her ability in order to save her adopted homeworld, Earth. That's why she's so credulous when it comes to what Derek tells her- she's seen this all before!

Mark puts self-insert to a whole new level.

I love the "welcome back to the program" in a more reserved way than the usual for a 50s movie, so good

Betty got into a car with a stranger in her swimsuit, walked barefoot through the desert over to the dog carcass, then laughed at the stranger who said it was her dead dog. She told the guy at the power station what to do and he just did it. Betty has no chill. Betty is my hero.

I dont even watch the whole program before I hit like. I just click like and enjoy the rest of the show. Thanks Mark for entertaining us all.

I love how some 50s and 60s movies manage to get gory in creative ways.

*"Aliens kill the dog"* *John Wick has entered the chatroom*

One of my personal favorite MST3K episodes.

The “not enough power” scene was pure gold, I laughed my ass off, love this channel

I love how this was the last film Dawn Bender "Betty" was in. She knew this was peak cinema.

They are the oldest looking teenagers I’ve ever seen 😂

I love how the skeletons stay in tact when they pick them up like it's all one piece connected together haha

"This is pretty bad. We're getting shadow puppets at this point." 😄

I love reviews of this movie. It's such a campy classic. On a side note, I love how you make your vids black and white when the movie you're reviewing is black and white. It's a little detail that just adds so much flavor to your vids, Mark!

One of the funniest ad breaks ever... Right as the lady said "hello power company, the monsters coming to the town," the ad interrupted and some banjo music started playing for 5 seconds. Priceless.

Great review! This silly little movie is best viewed on *MST3K* where I first watched it years ago. The constant riffs and jokes make it bearable, there might be a short feature attached to that episode too.

Always loved the reviews for 50s movies just because of the black and white and old school vibe

That alien outfit was spot on, hahaha

Watching this movie is like TOR-CHA!!!

"Look, this animal we just killed is wearing some sort of metal tag with writing on it. There must be intelligent life on this planet" They probably flew over half a dozen cities to get to that location but *that's* what tipped them off

"Vaporized the gas station attendant as well as myself. I am a skeleton now." 😅🤣😂

Yes! A black and white episode

I was cracking up watching the doctor listen to Derek’s monologue about the evil Thors of his world, then Our Esteemed Cinematic Expositor got into the doctor’s “who are these people?” disposition himself and I had a second round of laughs.

This movie was a virtual life saver for me when I was 5 back in the mid 60's. I was trapped with my mom, aunt, and other cackling broads in an old house. They had daughters, so they only had 'girl toys' laying around. They turned on the TV to shut me up, cuz I was bored to tears. This movie was on, and was high entertainment for a little monster kid. The MST3K version is still my favorite.

Thank god for that something decent to watch , it's pissing rain here in Ireland so this will brighten the day The way you edit yourself in , is seamless ,so so so funny

I was expecting him to kill the Gargon by dropping it into a huge pot of boiling water then getting some butter🦞

I have to believe that somebody went back in time to make this movie knowing that it would be perfect for you to review. This was a great episode.

Derek's line delivery sounds like a slightly less stoned Torgo.

13:50 'Does anyone have a skeptical bone in their body in this entire town ?' Thor intends to find out

Perfect timing. I needed a good laugh. And the in-film segments are absolutely golden.

OMG that script is borderline Shakespearean!

I love when Mark inserts himself into the movie at certain scenes.🤣

Really old teenagers from outer space. -Joel Hodgson

Lol, that face turn for the teenage alien was whiplash fast.

That dog skeleton collapsing actually looked pretty good to me. Nice

Remember, if you’re gonna get yourself a ray gun, buy the one with the feature that keeps all the bones attached. It’s a little more expensive but cleaning up the bones afterword is a snap. Just one grab and it’s out the door.

Marc gets better and better at inserting himself into the movies. He also gets better at becoming the "Guy in the Group you want to avoid because he won't shut up about Stupid Sh!t." Way to go, Marc. Keep up the good work.

"We all have that one friend who tries to make everything political - and they are not quiet about it." Totally made me laugh. Good one, Mark.

Obviously, Mark, these aliens have progressed to the technological level of integrating those old 1950s hair dryers that ladies used to sit under into their space helmets. Fear their perfect hair.

The flying saucer is the clown car of UFOs. It seemed pretty tiny for the number of "aliens" packed in it

I have a table for two at Red Gargon, mark Much thanks for the content, and always look forward to your comedy!

Love the noise the Gargan makes.

There are a lot of comedy reviewers on the internet, but nobody inserts them selves into a scene like Mark. I love his humour and the writing, but he just can't be touched when it comes to how he adds himself to the scenes. Sets his channel above the competition

Another triumph! Thanks for all you do Mark. I wear the merch proudly. :)

I love this movie. It's one of my favorites.

Mark doing 1950s-1960s movies must be some of the best content of whole KZfaq!

I love Marks respect for film posters that have scenes from the film portrayed in them.

Ah, this one! I found out about it when I was about 9 because it came as an unlockable in the first Destroy All Humans! game. Became available once you’ve finished the story. The Disintegrator Ray in the game is named after the skeleton gun.

Betty is damn persuasive. I would listen to and do everything she said. Just my opinion. Doesn't mean anything.

This teenagers are now seniors from outer space. Beware of them in the supermarket!

Red Gargon! Love your space jumpsuit, Mark!

Always happy to see classic MST3K flicks on your channel

This is the most Sci - Fi that Sci had ever Fied. 😂👍

Fun fact. In a scene that was edited out, we learn that "Thor" is actually short for "Shooty McMurderboner."

18:42 wow, here's where the Star Wars' father/son plot twist came from 😂

Ah, 1959. The same year I was released. Don't remember much about the Aliens, but I do remember that Gargen farts are the worst! :D

The preferred term nowadays is "alive-challenged" instead of "dead". Thank you for your cooperation.

13:19 "Plane that outruns the sun" I definitely want, I mean, NEED to know more about that

I've watched this movie several times. I even bought a magazine a few years ago that details the making of the movie, which is a really interesting read. The writer and director of this movie was a terrible failure and he eventually became nuts. He ran investors into debt, he was a closeted gay man, and himself ended up bankrupt and in debt, pretty much homeless. He then turned to Christianity to try and convert himself into becoming straight and claimed he was Jesus. After so many failures, he committed suicide. Also the cute actress in the movie, "Betty", is still alive. I'm missing out a ton of other interesting stuff, like the houses they filmed in were real people's homes they just asked if they could use for a day, and really low-budget stuff like that. I've also visited the house with the skeleton in the swimming pool. It's in Hollywood, only minutes away from the famous Grauman's Theater. Peace out!

You need to watch "Werewolves on Wheels", a real classic from the 70s. It stars Barry Maguire, who sang the 60s tune "Eve of Destruction".

Word! Stuck working on a Sunday, thanks for helping alleviate the misery.

Mark's self inserts here are 💯. Sure, the self insert makes for entertaining commentary, but cutaways to reaction shots are a chef's kiss.

Mark, holy hell, this is one of your best yet! Fantastic

I've been a subscriber for about 6 months and I've watched many of these videos but I've never laughed more than this one! keep up the great work mark!

Ah yes, a tiny expedition to a new planet, always the perfect context within which to have an argument which could singlehandedly revolutionize an entire interstellar civilization.

Oh, HI, Mark! Welcome back.....TO the internet. The Red Gargon's OK, but I prefer The Olive Gargon, breadsticks 'n stuff, ya know....Loved this ep from MST3K, it was pure TORCHA! while trying to watch it. I find your inserting yourself into the movies and ramblin' on and on about misc. side-topics hilarious. Keep making these and I shall keep watchin' 'em!👍

9:03 - That passenger rating is priceless haha. What a lovely little gem.

I didn't think it was possible but they keep getting better and better.

Thanks for this, a fun video and believe it or not this is actually one of my favourite movies of all time. I'm serious! Originally I thought it was the funniest bad movie I'd ever seen. A real gem worthy of MST3K-style ribbing and it still is. But in the years (and countless viewings) since then, and having learned more of the romantic and tragic Ed Wood-like history behind the making of it (a lot of which was missed here), I've come to appreciate it in a more serious way for what it was trying to do and be. It's got a truly fascinating history, and is well worth checking out. And remember, we can mock the masking tape on the uniforms and how cheap the effects are. But then, the Terminator's eyeball was made from tinfoil, a cheap bulb and a cigarette, Star Wars used bubble wrap on snowspeeder seat belts and Klingon sashes were made from velcro in Star Trek. Tight budgets necessitate creativity, especially in sci-fi. Sometimes it pays off and sometimes not. But you've got to give them credit for trying.

Its amazing how big of an interior space that tiny ufo has

So what was the little book? Hungarian phrasebook? "Betty, my hovercraft is full of eels." "Sure thing Derek." "No wait. I mean, my flying saucer is full of lobsters."

This movie was featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000 and its episode was my introduction to the show and made me a lifelong fan.

These aliens talk like they’re drunk & yawning at the same time 😄

I skipped leg day just to watch Mark's video. Dude. It's been so long. I almost watched all your videos.

This is one of those films where the making of it and the result of it are far more interesting than the film itself. And not just because the film is brain-meltingly dull; it’s a genuinely interesting story!

Crossaint, that Venus thing! That could become an new classic, a Meme 😂

holy shite that red gargan cheddar biscuit joke actually got me bad, omg never laughed that hard from your show before, killed it mate

This movie's appearance on MST3K totally traumatized me when I was like three years old. I already had a healthy fear of skeletons and this movie only cemented it. :P

Get this man an Oscar for costume design!

Always look forward to your videos Mark! Another great one! ……and now I suddenly want Red Lobster 🦞lol ..damn those biscuits are good though…

I was so excited to see this! Love this movie! 😂 love the show! Might I suggest a super weird but hilarious flick? Scenes from the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills. It's a 1989 movie, and more people should know about it! Thanks for the laughs!

Amazing vid as usual 👍 Details, perspective and everything is always so spot on when you show up in these movies 😂

Great video Mark. Your content just gets better and better.

Another brilliant episode, and I for one appreciate all the effort you take for the skits. One of my favorite channels. Keep up the great work Marc.

4:02 and the award goes to... This dude for the most campy schlock delivery I've ever seen. And it's absolutely awesome I love his yelling, chin quivering, and weird face muscle shit he's doing it's seriously hilarious. And makes it absolutely a joy to watch

I see potential for next John Wick going after dog murdering aliens.

"Omg, you fell for the old - Let me see that book trick. It's like the oldest trick in the...book"

I think this movie is included in full on the video game Destroy All Humans! as an extra. Getting a movie for free is a pretty sweet deal, especially if it has giant plastic lobsters in it.

LMAO!!! THAT ENDING SKIT KILLED ME! I'VE BEEN THE FARTING GUY AND IT'S ALWAYS FUNNY WHEN PPL POINT IT OUT! LOL

Love your channel man. It always brings laughs. Thank you!

Doesn't waffles & lobsters sound real good right about now? Thanks Teenagers from Outer Space and thank you, Mark. 👍👍