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title: "Night Caller from Outer Space"
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# Night Caller from Outer Space

**Brand:** john saxonpatricia hainesjohn gilling
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Mutant humanoids from outer space kidnap young Earth females in order to interbreed and save their species from extinction. Only a scientist and a Scotland Yard inspector stand in their way!

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    A lesser-known diamond in the rough
  

*by E***M on Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2018*

This is quite an amazing little movie. It very much falls within the style of British 1950s science fiction, in that it is deliberately paced and very dialogue-driven, as distinguished from being rooted in action. It is certainly suspenseful, but is more scifi drama than what we are currently used to, or indeed than what we are used to seeing in 1950s American science fiction. In this sense, then, Night Caller from Outer Space is typical of its time, place, and genre, and reminiscent of the BBC Quatermass television dramas of that same era, and their cinematic counterparts, as well as other classic British science fiction of the era such as Village of the Damned and X the Unknown. Its tone is very dark, marking another similarity to the latter examples, none of which is particularly optimistic.Night Caller diverges from its counterparts in its surprisingly upscale, savi cinematography and editing, and its even more surprising moments of humor. One such scene, involving a police detective interviewing a middle-aged married couple with regard to their missing daughter, has to be seen to be believed - genuinely funny, and using overlapping dialogue in a way which reminds me of Howard Hawks' The Thing, or - I'm serious - the interspersed interviews with old married couples in When Harry Met Sally.Additionally, while the examples of British science fiction I mentioned  are darkly themed and dark in tone,  at least one moment toward the end of this movie is downright shocking; I've never seen a plot development quite like it in a movie of this kind, and from that time.One hideously dark element, which was almost certainly not intentional, but which is nonetheless present, and which ought to come to the mind of any socially aware twenty-first-century viewer, is that of the impending rape of the women who are taken from the Earth. This plot point is not couched in terms of rape, but it's impossible to avoid seeing it that way.The scene with the married couple also reflects the excellent dialogue and acting, and the inspired casting, including of minor roles -  other elements which set this film apart from what we normally consider "B movies."I don't want to imply that this is the best science fiction movie of the 1950s, or even the best British science fiction movie of that time - there are a couple of logic gaps that I found somewhat difficult to abide, and the lower budget does show - but I would place it among the best, even though it is far less well known than many others we consider to be classics.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    “He even gave me the creeps.”
  

*by E***Z on Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2021*

Someone got the bright idea to colorize this oddity so everyone looks quite pink.  The plot is simple, a bubble not containing Glinda arrives on earth so an alien can kidnap women to help repopulate Ganymede.  Naturally, the alien kills those who get in his way.  And then he has the gall to lecture mere earthlings about heading down the same path as they did!  If he was so high and mighty why was he kidnapping and killing people!A mild distraction that proved most entertaining.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Good attempt at a restore... it's worth watching but it may be hard because so much looks like an X-ray.
  

*by T***R on Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2018*

Great effort to restore. Its watchable but at times looks kinda xray.Its interesting and a concept that has stood the test of time.I found it hard to watch...shrug

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