I have always thought this was a pretty flimsy bit of science fiction, but even still I do love these 50's cheese-fests, even the shabby ones, and this is a mighty shabby entry ladies and gentlemen. These sets can look paper-thin and are sparsely decorated, we don't even get the usual cool-looking Martian backdrops or alien ray guns. What we do get are some shoddy model rocket ships on strings, matte paintings and miniatures, but they are used quite sparingly. On the plus side the Martian costuming is quite interesting, from their colorful surface suits to their pajama's with capes formal wear, while others looks to be inspired by medieval garb; perhaps borrowed from other Mongram productions? Who needs lavish sets though when you have the lovely Marguerite Chapman as a very leggy Martian space babe named Alita, wearing a striking miniskirt ensemble with a plunging neckline?

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