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The way Klaus Klinski devoured that sandwich, you'd think the filmmakers had kidnapped and starved him until he agreed to be in the movie. "Ze creature iz too sly" indeed. Stick around to the end of the credits and you'll catch a special thanks to world-renown vacuum powerhouse, Ray-o-Vac, which I'm assuming provided all that space-age tubing used on the helmets.

Klaus Kinski immediately groping a woman forgetting the camera is running and playing it off as his character. They need to keep boom mics away from the Kinski his disgustingly long upper lip area is never properly moist (I hate that I'm writing this) and it's always making disgusting noises when he talks, every syllable is smacked out and disgusting. Kinski was always at his best slathered in makeup or playing crazy- any attempt at him playing a somewhat normal person makes him come off more al

Competently done Alien ripoff but I'm still amazed at how much they ripped off. The difference is that the crew is made up of babes and Klaus Kinski is there to add a creep factor. I was probably more scared of him than the actual creature. I think lights inside spacesuit helmets would be distracting. The opening and closing were reminiscent of a Star Trek episode. Fav scenes: all the face-ripping/melting/flaking was done well; I cheered when the lady shotgunned the alien and blew it to bits.

A pretty bad Alien ripoff. It copies all of the superficial aspects of that Alien was known for (dark industrial interiors, body horror aspects, a slimy black alien, etc.) while missing the key aspects of what really made Alien a great film. Klaus Kinski shows up randomly in a role that seems to have been the only reason that a rival Germany company is included in the plot. Also, Lyman Ward was oddly familiar until I realized he was Ferris Bueller's dad.

I was so sure Bryce was gonna be revealed as an android. Did I doze off and miss that part?

Really, not a rip off of "Alien", just shares similarities of taking place in space and involving deadly aliens. Other than having Kinski, it's really not that worth watching, not terrible, but definitely not recommended.

Sure it`s a ripoff of Alien, but it`s a well-made ripoff of Alien with some nice gore and competent acting.

a clear rippoff of alien, but amusing enough if you are bored for a watch. even gets a little bit suspenseful near the end, despite being clear cheeseball b-flick trash the entire first 3 quarters lol. a potential great for any "so bad its amusing" lovers out there.

The best Alien clone ever produced in the B movies department. Great sets, creepy atmosphere and Klaus Kinski. Lots of good old 80's gore and overall a very interesting ripped-off movie with good production values. If you love B movies, like sci-fi and want to see how Alien is done without the talent of Riddley Scott check this out.

One of the more blatant of the _Alien_ ripoffs. Klaus Kinski is clearly here just for a paycheck, and actually plays against the rest of the movie (which actually gives this movie some desperately needed humor)

This has the mom from American Dad and Klaus Kinski chewing up all the scenery. I've seen both better and worse Alien ripoffs than this one.

an entertaining but goofy alien ripoff, still it's worth a view for some yuks, plus it's always nice to see Klaus Kiniski, that man put effort into every role he played. Even in goofy crap like this.

Decent gore but not much else.

The dialogue alone is enough to stop anyone watching after 15 minutes. It's painful. Far more painful than any alien creature could be. I have watched many bad B-movies, but found this one unwatchable. Avoid this film. Seriously.