Alien Trespass opens April 3
Variety reviews ALIEN TRESPASS, which is scheduled for limited release on April 3, with a possiblity of a gradual roll-out:
Good silly fun, “Alien Trespass” is a dead-on spoof of cheapo ’50s sci-fi programmers done with plenty of self-deprecating humor. Producer-director and longtime “X-Files” intimate R. W. Goodwin clearly knows the territory; the pic gets away with presenting itself as a long-lost classic from a half-century ago while simultaneously sending up the genre’s conventions. Set to begin its gradual theatrical launch April 3, this Roadshow Attractions pickup holds appeal to several audience niches, including fanboys, kids and families looking for some laughs, but could ultimately be just too tame and devotedly retro to break out beyond specialty release. Subsequent DVD future looks rosy.
The official ALIEN TRESPASS website has a list of theatres that will be playing the film.
Roadside Attractions release of a Rangeland presentation. Produced by R.W. Goodwin. Executive producer, James Swift. Directed by R.W. Goodwin. Screenplay, Steven P. Fisher; story, James Swift, Fisher.
Ted Lewis/Urp – Eric McCormack
Tammy – Jenni Baird
Vernon – Robert Patrick
Lana Lewis – Jody Thompson
Chief Dawson – Dan Lauria
Cody – Aaron Brooks
Penny – Sarah Smyth
Dick – Andrew Dunbar
Stu – Sage Brocklebank
Lloyd – Jonathan Young
Bubba – Michael Roberds
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