Space Thing

Year: 1968

Runtime: 69 mins

Language: English

Directors: David F. Friedman, Byron Mabe

Comedy

After his wife seduces him, he falls asleep and dreams of an alternate world where he disguises himself as an alien to stop an invasion. He boards an alien cruiser; the captain has encounters and whips a crew member who approaches him. The crew lands on a site in Palmdale, where they have sex, and the hero destroys the alien ship in an explosion.

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