Outer Touch

The film constructs its comedy on the clash between the aliens' clinical approach and the sheer absurdity of the human condition. It relies on its sci-fi premise to explore gender dynamics with a light, farcical touch, using the captive earthlings as unwitting test subjects in a social experiment.

What lingers after the credits roll is the charm of a low-budget, good-natured spoof that never takes itself too seriously. It's a time capsule of late-70s genre filmmaking where the laughs come from situational irony and playful satire. — MovieFinder Editorial