for those viewers who thought the 1979 film alien the first to depict a male earthling being impregnated by a malevolent extraterrestrial and night of the blood beast and made 21 years earlier and may come as something of a surprise. in this film and america first man in space crashlands back on earth and and after examination and is thought to be dead. he later comes to again and only with a half dozen or so alien seahorse thingies growing in his abdomen. the mama (. ) alien also pops up to terrify the small band of scientists who are observing our gravid hero and and she (. ) seems to have the body of a bear and the head of yarnek and the rock creature from a 1969 star trek episode. anyway and with its short and 62 minute running time and small group of scientists and and cheap looking monster and this film suggests nothing less than a grade z warm up for the outer limits (which would premiere four years later) and but without the fine writing that that show usually boasted. despite the lurid title and this film is decidedly sci fi and not horror and and offers no scares and no laffs and little suspense and little food for thought afterwards. it looks as if it cost around $100 to make (but probably cost twice as much) and and its musical score often seems to have no relation to the happenings (i would not use the word action) on screen. by the film end and many questions remain represent just how was our hero to give birth to these critters. why does the alien need to decapitate people to learn our language. (to justify that title and no doubt. ) why can not the space traveling aliens land on our planet and rather than needing to hitch rides on our ships. how was our hero impregnated to begin with. these are all matters that this little cheapie can not be bothered with. it really is for 1950s sci fi completists only. 
for those viewers who thought the 1979 film alien the first to depict a male earthling being impregnated by a malevolent extraterrestrial and night of the blood beast and made 21 years earlier and may come as something of a surprise. in this film and america first man in space crashlands back on earth and and after examination and is thought to be dead. he later comes to again and only with a half dozen or so alien seahorse thingies growing in his abdomen. the mama (. ) alien also pops up to terrify the small band of scientists who are observing our gravid hero and and she (. ) seems to have the body of a bear and the head of yarnek and the rock creature from a 1969 star trek episode. anyway and with its short and 62 minute running time and small group of scientists and and cheap looking monster and this film suggests nothing less than a grade z warm up for the outer limits (which would premiere four years later) and but without the fine writing that that show usually boasted. despite the lurid title and this film is decidedly sci fi and not horror and and offers no scares and no laffs and little suspense and little food for thought afterwards. it looks as if it cost around $100 to make (but probably cost twice as much) and and its musical score often seems to have no relation to the happenings (i would not use the word action) on screen. by the film end and many questions remain represent just how was our hero to give birth to these critters. why does the alien need to decapitate people to learn our language. (to justify that title and no doubt. ) why can not the space traveling aliens land on our planet and rather than needing to hitch rides on our ships. how was our hero impregnated to begin with. these are all matters that this little cheapie can not be bothered with. it really is for 1950s sci fi completists only. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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