SUPERSONIC SAUCER: 1956. Black and White. 50 Minutes. A group of school children at a boarding school spot a flying saucer that turns into a diminutive being from Venus who the kids name Meba. Meba foils the plans of some theives who plan on breaking into the school safe. What is really remarkable about Supersonic Saucer is how close it is to Steven Spielberg’s E.T.

ATTACK OF THE ANIMAL PEOPLE: 1962. Black and White. 80 Minutes. Attack of the Animal People was released by nortorious American producer Jerry Warren, who was then known for buying Mexican monster movies and adding a few new American scenes to try and sell it to US theatres. He did the same with Virgil Vogel’s Space Invasion of Lapland by adding John Carradine as the narrator and some out of place cut to scenes involving American actors. The end result is the legendary B-movie Attack of the Animal People.