INVASION OF THE SAUCER MEN Distortions Unlimited History
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What this video covers
Ed Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited recounts the backstory of the alien creatures from the 1957 cult film Invasion of the Saucer Men, originally designed by Paul Blaisdell. He traces how the studio acquired Blaisdell's original brain, ear, and face molds in the early 1980s and the long journey those masters took through figures like Tom Savini and Jordu Schell. The video frames a newly rereleased collectible standing display offered in two color variants tied to the film's orange creature and the green publicity aliens.
Key takeaways
- ◆Covers the history behind the 1957 film's alien creatures created by Paul Blaisdell
- ◆Distortions acquired original molds and a screen prop in 1983 to produce limited masks
- ◆The master mold passed through Tom Savini and Jordu Schell before returning to the studio
- ◆A new collectible standing display is offered in orange and green color options
- ◆Narrated firsthand by Ed Edmunds, recounting studio lore
Who this is for
Classic sci-fi horror fans, prop collectors, and haunt enthusiasts interested in vintage monster history and Distortions Unlimited's heritage.
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