The rear of the DVD case in the video store display spinner including this text: One day a new planet shows up in our solar system, and the next, strange invaders are rocketing to Earth. It's enough to send humans into a panic... and it does! In this very early space invasion sci-fi flick, aliens from outer space and fear from beyond our galaxy strike terror into the hearts of mankind! On the coast of Scotland, where there is enough fog to hide an alien landing, an astronomer discovers that one has actually occurred. But it's soon realized that the creature, the "Man from Planet X," has definite plans - not for friendship, but for domination - unleashing a kind of "out-of-this-world" havoc the villagers have never seen! Fun Facts: ⭐ The alien can only communicate using modulated musical sounds, a concept used three decades later in Close Encounters of the Third Kind. ⭐ To save money, the director shot the entire movie on the old Ingrid Bergman Joan of Arc set, using fog to change moods and locations. ⭐ This film was part of a burgeoning genre. Invaders from Mars, War of the Worlds and The Thing all began production around the time this picture was made.

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