Space babes from outer space (2017)
Directed by Brian K. Williams · 2017 · Ellie Church, Allison Maier, Alyss Winkler, Brian Papandrea, Madison Claire
Directed by Brian K. Williams, *Space Babes from Outer Space* (2017) is a sci-fi comedy that leans into its campy, B-movie roots. The film follows three intergalactic beauties—played by Ellie Church, Allison Maier, and Alyss Winkler—whose spaceship suffers a critical energy drain after evading their arch-nemesis, the Scrotes. Stranded on Earth, the trio discovers that human sexual arousal can replenish their ship’s power, leading them to enlist a lonely farm boy’s help. Their plan involves harnessing energy at a local strip club, blending absurd humor with lighthearted science fiction. Williams’ approach embraces the inherent silliness of the premise, delivering a tonally consistent film that prioritizes playful humor over narrative complexity. While the plot sticks to its outrageous central gag, the film’s charm lies in its commitment to the bit, offering a nostalgic nod to 1980s-style cult comedies while fitting into the modern indie sci-fi scene. Its quirky aesthetic and over-the-top scenarios cater to audiences who enjoy offbeat, low-budget genre fare, particularly those with a taste for cheeky, irreverent storytelling.
Why it’s worth watching
A raucous blend of sci-fi and comedy, *Space Babes from Outer Space* thrives on its audacious premise and campy execution. Brian K. Williams directs with a knowing wink, letting the film’s absurdity shine through its low-budget charm. The cast, including Ellie Church and Allison Maier, leans into the ridiculousness with enthusiasm, making it a cult contender for fans of irreverent, offbeat cinema.
Trivia
- Directed by Brian K. Williams
- Released in 2017 with a runtime of 81 minutes
- Features Ellie Church, Allison Maier, and Alyss Winkler as the titular Space Babes