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| John Ashley | ... | Stan Kenyon | |
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Cynthia Hull | ... | Susan Rogers |
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Warren Hammack | ... | Lt. Robertson |
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Chet Davis | ... | Mike Lawrence |
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Bill Peck | ... | Carl Fenton |
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Ethan Allen | ... | General |
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Charles McLine | ... | Old Man Bailey |
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Nathan Wyle | ... | Col. Harrison |
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Bob Cowan | ... | Cpl. Culver |
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Jonathan Ledford | ... | (as Johnathan Ledford) |
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Shirley McLine | ... | Diner Waitress |
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Donna Lindberg | ... | Harold's Girlfriend |
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Eye Creatures land on earth. The U.S. Air Force spies on some teens making out in the woods, then tries to prevent word of the Eye Creatures landing from leaking out. A couple of teens figure everything out and prevent the Eye Creatures from taking over by shining their headlights on them... Written by Dan Bleskan <bleskan@oxy.edu>
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old dark house | psychotronic film | u.s. air force | alien | outer space |Certificate:
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Culver: Oh, I truly admire science.
Lt. Robertson: All right, Sergeant, what's up?
Sergeant: Nothing sir. Just testing the infrared equipment.
Lt. Robertson: That means you were playing peeping tom again, right?
Culver: Right, sir.
Lt. Robertson: Culver, how many times have you been busted for pulling shenanigans just like that?
Culver: You mean this year, sir?
Lt. Robertson: Altogether!
Culver: Three times, sir.
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Earliest TV showings October 1967. See more »Goofs
Day changes to night and back and forth in the same scene, many times. See more »Quotes
[two Army men peep in on a couple necking in car using an infrared scanner]Culver: Oh, I truly admire science.
Lt. Robertson: All right, Sergeant, what's up?
Sergeant: Nothing sir. Just testing the infrared equipment.
Lt. Robertson: That means you were playing peeping tom again, right?
Culver: Right, sir.
Lt. Robertson: Culver, how many times have you been busted for pulling shenanigans just like that?
Culver: You mean this year, sir?
Lt. Robertson: Altogether!
Culver: Three times, sir.
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"The Eye Creatures" is based on the slightly less ridiculous 1957 movie "Invasion of the Saucer Men," and is less an homage as an exact carbon copy, reproducing basically the same characters, scenes and lines, only worse. The one chance that "Eye Creatures" had at improving over the original involves the monsters and the way they are defeated (not to give anything away) but is squandered with the poor production values present. Eye creatures wearing only the mask of their outfit, or running around is comfortable tennis shoes destroy any possibility of respect for this film. Luckily this movie is short enough to be amusing, without stretching on into grating. Best watched on Mystery Science Theater, if possible.