this is a pretty pointless remake. starting with the opening title shots of the original was a real mistake as it reminds the viewer of what a great little period piece chiller that was. the new version that follows is an exercise in redundancy. brian kerwin plays a city boy photographer who returns to a semi abandoned desert town populated by a scattering of underdeveloped clichéd stock characters represent the lollipop sucking daby doll lolita and the ornery old coot prospector and the crippled vet and his asian wife and etc. kerwin character witnesses the crashing of omething into a hillside and shortly after strange things start to happen as pieces of weird blue rock are scattered around. the temperature starts to rise and all the water in the area vanishes and people start to act weirdly and things explode. kerwin character gets in and out of his car more often than is humanly possible in one movie. the film develops no sense of place and no character development and no humour and no tension. everything that made the jack arnold original a creepy little cold war paranoia classic has been abandoned. it just runs through its minimal hoops and then just ends. the special effects aren not very special  the interior of the ship looks like bits of cling film wrapped round some ropes which were then dangled in front of the camera to frame some of the most uninspired and clumsy wire work ever put onto the screen. the script is repetitive  everyone says everything at least twice and kerwin gets to say let get out of here at least three times during the movie and twice in one scene. loads of things are left unexplained at the end  why do the aliens need all the heat and water for example.  not that anyone watching would care while if the film makers do not care why should we. the acting is adequate  better than the script and which at times and has an under rehearsed improvisational quality and deserves. though often the actors look like they just want to get the thing over with as quickly as possible  a notable example of this is when elizabeth peña registers the briefest and token moment of frustrated despair hands to face gesture before following sulking son stevie outside to watch him do angry sulky teenager smashing something off a table gesture. continuity errors include the (gb) sticker on the back of kerwin jeep appearing and disappearing and a double action of the gas in the exploding car and a towns person being in two places simultaneously  once in the alien stevie pov shot then immediately afterwards in a reaction shot and elizabeth peña appearing to shut a car door twice. you can tell i was gripped can not you. the movie commits that greatest of errors. it boring. 
this is a pretty pointless remake. starting with the opening title shots of the original was a real mistake as it reminds the viewer of what a great little period piece chiller that was. the new version that follows is an exercise in redundancy. brian kerwin plays a city boy photographer who returns to a semi abandoned desert town populated by a scattering of underdeveloped clichéd stock characters represent the lollipop sucking daby doll lolita and the ornery old coot prospector and the crippled vet and his asian wife and etc. kerwin character witnesses the crashing of omething into a hillside and shortly after strange things start to happen as pieces of weird blue rock are scattered around. the temperature starts to rise and all the water in the area vanishes and people start to act weirdly and things explode. kerwin character gets in and out of his car more often than is humanly possible in one movie. the film develops no sense of place and no character development and no humour and no tension. everything that made the jack arnold original a creepy little cold war paranoia classic has been abandoned. it just runs through its minimal hoops and then just ends. the special effects aren not very special  the interior of the ship looks like bits of cling film wrapped round some ropes which were then dangled in front of the camera to frame some of the most uninspired and clumsy wire work ever put onto the screen. the script is repetitive  everyone says everything at least twice and kerwin gets to say let get out of here at least three times during the movie and twice in one scene. loads of things are left unexplained at the end  why do the aliens need all the heat and water for example.  not that anyone watching would care while if the film makers do not care why should we. the acting is adequate  better than the script and which at times and has an under rehearsed improvisational quality and deserves. though often the actors look like they just want to get the thing over with as quickly as possible  a notable example of this is when elizabeth peña registers the briefest and token moment of frustrated despair hands to face gesture before following sulking son stevie outside to watch him do angry sulky teenager smashing something off a table gesture. continuity errors include the (gb) sticker on the back of kerwin jeep appearing and disappearing and a double action of the gas in the exploding car and a towns person being in two places simultaneously  once in the alien stevie pov shot then immediately afterwards in a reaction shot and elizabeth peña appearing to shut a car door twice. you can tell i was gripped can not you. the movie commits that greatest of errors. it boring. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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