Space Daze

Video
20052005
1h 22m

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Strangest Dreams: Invasion of the Space Preachers (1990)

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Al Manac (James Vallo) plays an investagative reporter searching for the exsistance of space aliens on earth.Al Manac (James Vallo) plays an investagative reporter searching for the exsistance of space aliens on earth.Al Manac (James Vallo) plays an investagative reporter searching for the exsistance of space aliens on earth.

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4.9/10

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Director
- John Wesley Norton
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- John Wesley Norton
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Al Manac (James Vallo) plays an investagative reporter searching for the exsistance of space aliens on earth.

mockumentary

drug humor

satire

spoof

camp

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Taglines
- It's out there... Way out there
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- Comedy
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Trivia
Corey Haim was originally slated to appear but was unable to enter the country from his native Canada due to pending legal issues.

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Followed by Spaced Out (2006)

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Time To Say Goodbye
Written by Chad Parson
Performed by Chad Parson

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7/10

Not too shabby

Hey I thought this movie was pretty amusing considering they had no real budget. I really felt Matt Kissane and Corey Feldman made it funny!! A must for fans of the genre. I've seen all the Ed Wood films and all the sci-fi spoofs and put it up there with my favorites. John Norton gave a solid directorial debut and Jim Vallo is a adequate leading man. I love the scene in the jail house with the two goofy cops. This DVD also comes with a bonus movie from Troma and it was not as good. But I enjoyed Space Daze and you will too!!! Get it NOW!! I thought this low budget film was done pretty good and I like the way the video looked liked real film. New filmmakers take note.

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