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“ALIEN Was Just The Beginning … Hell Has Just Been
Relocated!” Produced by Roger Corman – on a relatively handsome budget
of $700,000 – if Battle Beyond The Stars (1980) was New World
Pictures' answer to 1977's Star Wars, then Galaxy of Terror was
clearly their less-than-subtle take on Ridley Scott's Alien (1979).
Swapping out H.R. Giger's iconic xenomorphs for – among other things – a giant
and rapacious worm-thing – and sticking with the basic setup (oblivious crew
sent to a hostile planet to investigate suspicious goings on), Bruce D.
Clark's sci-fi horror nonetheless throws up some pleasing surprises...
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