Invasion USA

While none of the participant have any significant memories of INVASION, U.S.A. , its nice to see and hear these three well-known performers once again. INVASION, U.S.A. ($25) is an example of how the cold war paranoia of the 1950s was turned into a highly entertaining exploitation/propaganda flick. ... Full Review

Spectacularly paranoid and loaded with often tattered stock footage, Invasion USA was shot in a mere seven days on a budget of $127,000, and ended up earning its producers well over a million dollars upon its initial release in 1952. A few people are enjoying drinks in a Manhattan cocktail lounge - television reporter Vince Potter (Gerald Mohr), vacationing tractor tycoon George Sylvester (Robert Bice), cattle baron Ed Mulfory (Erik Blythe), Congressman Arthur Harroway) (Wade Crosby), aimless party girl Ca ... Full Review

The proliferation of science fiction movies in the 50's is nothing short of a phenomenon. In the history of filmmaking, few genres have made such an explosion on the scene as the genre of the 'sci-fi' movie during this decade. ... Full Article

As news reports suggest that the terrorist noose may soon tighten about our infidel necks, homeland security is being beefed up, the private sector is on full alert and individual citizens are keeping their eyes open and taking their own... ... Full Article

Reviewed by Glenn EricksonHere's a key picture for the 50s that used to run constantly on television before disappearing in the early 1970s. Invasion, USA is a bizarre call to arms against the Communist threat: not some insidious subversion from... ... Full Article