Secondly, it is Bela Lugosi's last film appearance, and what a meager showing it is. The rest of Bela's scenes have a quite obvious double who's much taller and holds a cape over the lower half of his face. The script, which has to do with pajama-clad aliens resurrecting the dead, is awful and confusing, filled with the senseless philosophical ramblings that Wood was so fond of. The direction cannot be called amateur, for an amateur could do much better on his first try. Wood not only has no talent, he has negative talent.
Day frequently switches to night and back again within the same scene.
There are long, stupid pauses where nobody does anything. The horridness of the flick also makes it one of the funnier films in history. Get a bunch of friends together and hurl jokes, insults, and poignant commentary about the human condition at the screen. You could do worse, possibly illegal, things in 78 minutes. An absolute must-see.