Invaders From Mars - BLU-RAY

A coalition of highly intelligent alien beings is about to put our entire civilization to the ultimate test - and they have selected TOMMY WARD as the planet's sole defender. His opponent...185 feet tall, 300 tons, equipped with deadly eye lasers and a nasty disposition, ZARKORR! Is a city crushing Inchmonster-on-a-missionInch and no weapon on Earth can harm it. Armed with only a few vague clues given to him by the PROCTOR (a five-inch tall, beautiful female hologram), Tommy alone is the only hope for the future of mankind.

A supersonic test pilot exploits gray areas in the Theory of Relativity to travel to and from mankind's bleak post-Apocalyptic future, encountering mutants, girls with names like petroleum by-products, and the decline of manly men. Edgar G. Ulmer (InchThe Man from Planet XInch) directs Robert Clarke. 75 min. Standard; Soundtrack English.

FROM OUT OF SPACE... CAME HORDES OF GREEN MONSTERS!!In the early 1950s, Cold War tensions and the burgeoning space race created a heady mix of paranoia and unbridled creativity as filmmakers speculated as to the marvels - and horrors - that lay beyond the stars. Among those leading the charge, William Cameron Menzies' (Things to Come) Invaders from Mars terrified audiences upon it's in 1953 with it's chilling vision of an insidious alien attack on small-town Americana.On a dark and stormy night, a young boy, David McLean (Jimmy Hunt, Pitfall), observes what appears to be a flying saucer crash-landing in his town. Shortly thereafter, the grown-ups - including his own parents - begin acting decidedly strangely. Convinced there's a link between this epidemic of bizarre behavior and what he witnessed that night, David turns to local health official Dr. Blake (Helena Carter, Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye) for help. But can these two unlikely heroes, together with famed astronomer Dr. Kelston (Arthur Franz, The Caine Mutiny), withstand the might of a full-blown invasion from outer space?A landmark in sci-fi cinema, Invaders from Mars inspired filmmakers as wide-ranging as Don Coscarelli (Phantasm), Brad Bird (The Iron Giant) and John Carpenter (The Thing). Now fully restored for it's 70th anniversary, this trend-setting Atom Age classic unleashes it's spine-tingling terror on a whole new generation of filmgoers in this brand new Blu-ray presentation remastered in HD from Ignite Films!