Produce by that famous Mashichi Nagata screenplay by Kimio Want-a-be... oops Watanabe. I only saw the English version produced at Titara Sound Studios by Jay H. Cipes and Edward Plamer. The introductory titles have names of unknown actors who play unknown characters.
Turns out we, especially Japan, have been contemplating a new powerful energy source. And given our propensity for distraction are threatening another planet, Paran. The Pairan's look like stars in their protective suits, but not enough to be accepted in our society. So, one takes on the appearance of a star of the local follies so she can worm her way into a scientist's house and discourage his efforts.
Meanwhile, as we look at stock film footage that does not match the story, a rogue planet (now keep track of this is the third planet) is speeding towards earth causing great heat, massive destruction, and screaming children.
Where are they leading us to? Watch the last five minutes and find out what all the hub-bub is about.
Turns out we, especially Japan, have been contemplating a new powerful energy source. And given our propensity for distraction are threatening another planet, Paran. The Pairan's look like stars in their protective suits, but not enough to be accepted in our society. So, one takes on the appearance of a star of the local follies so she can worm her way into a scientist's house and discourage his efforts.
Meanwhile, as we look at stock film footage that does not match the story, a rogue planet (now keep track of this is the third planet) is speeding towards earth causing great heat, massive destruction, and screaming children.
Where are they leading us to? Watch the last five minutes and find out what all the hub-bub is about.