1958. Low budget director Harry Leeds has two days to finish his sci-fi epic "Aliens From Outer Space", with an aging European horror star, a psychic consultant who might be insane, a wife who's never acted before, an actor who doesn't show, and various other calamities in this hilarious and touching comedy, a forerunner of Larry Blamire's cult classic, THE LOST SKELETON OF CADAVRA.
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"What keeps Bride from being just an amusing, dismissible send-up is Blamire's real affection for his targets. Being good isn't the only point of filmmaking, Blamire suggest; doing it, for good or ill, for the love of it, is. This blend of affection and amusement comes through beautifullyÉ"
--BOSTON HERALD