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Plan 9 From Outer Space
Talking about this film is the same of talking about "Citizen Kane",
"Gone with the Wind" or any classic or masterpiece that comes to mind.
Well...there is a difference, small but there. And it is the
"championship" in which they play. "Plan 9 From Outer Space" is a
masterpiece, a first class in the world of "B Movies".
Considered the worst film ever made, became years by years a "cult"
film partly for the eccentricity of the director, Ed Wood, and
especially for the tribute to the well-known author Tim Burton film "Ed
Wood".
After the film of Burton Ed Wood has become a cult director, loved and
appreciated and "Plan 9 From Outer Space" is back in fashion, reaching
the general public. Or at least has become a source of quote. Same
treatment for the great Bela Lugosi.
The excellent work of Burton, however,doesn't put on light the really bad things that we can see in this movie.
Ed Wood create a funny film, a container fullest of scenes from
unintentional comedy. But beyond the humor is also said that "Plan 9"
is a sci-fi different from his peers with a will moralizing entirely
surprising. Unbelievable but true, pacifism and environmentalism. Same
speech that we have made for "Glen or Glenda."
In our case the aliens are very angry because the leaders of the earth
deny their existence. But even more to enrage the aliens (just like us
and even speaking our language) is the total idiocy of the human race
that eventually combine something that will destroy the entire
universe. But nothing to do, humans dont'want to recognize their
existence. What to do? The only possibility is to implement "Plan 9" a
heinous plan that includes electromagnetic waves through the
resurrection of the dead. But there are those who quietly counteract
this plan and destroy the aliens.
Lively and absurd, the film drains away merrily improvised scenes, no
special effects, cardboard tombstones that move or fall, wires that are
obvious blooper fly spaceships and anachronistic scenes or repeated
frames or glued to case. Recitation to a minimum.
Wood fray with absolutely no curanza horror with sci-fi, poking among
the already above zombies and even a graveyard that sometimes seems
very great and close to houses and sometimes distant and small.
The cast is spectacular and is the proverbial circus of freaks put
together by Wood. Finnish-American actress Vampira Maila Nurmi, Paavo
related to, was an actress and television presenter of a transmission
horror of great success (the character that will be virtually copied
from Elvira in the eighties).
Tor Johnson, was a professional wrestler and performer of many B
Movies. Character of worship has attained fame playing the inspector
Dan Clay, of course, in "Plan 9 From Outer Space".
And of course the great Bela Lugosi. The first Dracula appears here in
his latest film. Old, battered but still icon, Bela wanders the film
dressed as Dracula or a star of film clips pasted in history,
completely out of context. Unfortunately Lugosi died during filming.
Wood and replaced him with the chiropractor family, namely his wife.
Tom Mason, this is his name, was similar (...) to Hungarian actor at
the top of the face. Wood will not ever fully resumed once covered much
of the face with the cloak of Dracula.
A great movie a must-see. Besides the great tribute to the life of
Burton Wood and his works, "Plan 9 ..." is also addressed in the
documentary "Flying Saucers Over Hollywood: The Plan 9 Companion",
longer than thirty minutes of the film itself and also by "Nightmare of
Ecstasy: The Life and Art of Edward D. Wood Jr "book by Rudolph Gray.
