Gothic grandmaster Mario Bava leaves his corpse-strewn crypts behind and takes off into deep (and scary) outer space. In doing so he simply transforms the spaceships into intergalactic haunted houses (though sans cobwebs). Britain's Monthly Film Bulletin accurately pegged this lurid Italian-Spanish-US mash-up as "a triumph of mind over matter, or of Bava over a shoestring budget and appalling dubbed dialogue". It comes replete with the director's usual stylistic flourishes including the oddly fetishistic space suits worn by the beleaguered astronauts and a super-saturated red and green color scheme that suggests sinister Christmas tree lighting.
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