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Alien Abduction
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Best Supporting Performance by a Female in a Feature Length Drama | 2009 | Jody
Best Cinematography in a Feature Length Drama | 2009 | David
Best Costume Design in a Feature Length Drama | 2009 | Jenni
Best MakeUp in a Feature Length Drama | 2009 | Connie
Best Overall Sound in a Feature Length Drama | 2009 | Patrick
According to the director, R.W. Goodwin, he feels that Alien Trespass has its roots in genre classics The War of the Worlds (1953), It Came from Outer Space (1953) and The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951).
Alien Trespass's saturated color was inspired by the original The War of the Worlds (1953) - one of Goodwin's favorite sci-fi films.
The movie theater where the alien creature attacks movie goers is showing The Blob (1958). That movie contains a scene in which an alien creature attacks movie goers in a theater.
When Urp is waving goodbye (after kissing the girl) he clearly has an erection in his silver suit.
Pay careful attention to the alien monster that's eating everyone. It's giant eye is reminiscent of the monster from The Crawling Eye (The Trollenberg Terror) and it's tentacle, with its sucker grips is very reminiscent of the silicate monster from Island of Terror.
"Bubba: [hearing radio commercial] I think maybe I got tired blood. Tommy: You don't have tired blood, you have lazy blood. There's a difference."
"Stu: See anything? Vern: Nothing but rocks. [Vern takes binoculars from Stu] Stu: Anything? Vern: More rocks close up."
