Spaced Out

Original title: Outer Touch

1979
R
1h 24m

IMDb RATING

4.4/10

777

YOUR RATING

Parody Comedy Sci-Fi

Three specimens from a female race of aliens crash land in England and abduct four earthlings by accident. They decide to use the opportunity to start experimenting. On the males.Three specimens from a female race of aliens crash land in England and abduct four earthlings by accident. They decide to use the opportunity to start experimenting. On the males.Three specimens from a female race of aliens crash land in England and abduct four earthlings by accident. They decide to use the opportunity to start experimenting. On the males.

Director
- Norman J. Warren
Writers
- Andrew Payne
- David Speechley
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

4.4/10

777

YOUR RATING

Director
- Norman J. Warren
Writers
- Andrew Payne
- David Speechley
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
Norman J. Warren said he turned the film down originally, because the script wasn't terribly good. It was also going back to the old sexploitation days he'd left behind with his earlier films, which he didn't want to do anymore. However, the producer was very determined and said Warren could change the script if he wanted. So he sat down with the writer and said, rather than try and make a sex film, why don't they make it more of a comedy? So that's what they did. Though it did still feature nudity and sex.

Quotes
Partha: Space rats! Have you got a weapon in there?

Alternate versions
Computer and jukebox voices dubbed for US release along with added nudity.

Connections
Edited from Space: 1999 (1975)

Soundtracks
Spaced Out
Written by E Docherty
Performed by Emil Dean Zoghby and John Gally

User reviews17

Review

Featured review

7/10

Freeze-dried humor

The best thing about this was the typical dry delivery Brit humor is famous for.

A UFO full of sexy female aliens comes to earth to check out male sexuality. They take a medical approach that gradually turns into full fledged desire. The males are your basic cross section. The wannabe Lothario, the geeky student, etc.

The student had most of the best lines. He saw it all as scientific as well, for a while at least.

The technical aspects aren't that great though. The print I saw seemed dark and it was obvious they didn't have a lot of area to work with. It looked like they used 2 or 3 rooms in a local studio. Keep dressing it up different and no one will notice right? It was funny. Had some good bits. Call it another late night flick with beer and the gang.