Overview: Amityville has survived demons, ghosts, and every cursed abomination imaginable ... but nothing like this. Amityville Aliens delivers eight outrageous shorts packed with deranged spacecraft visitors, slimy mutations, brain-scrambling probes, and interplanetary mayhem. As the invaders descend, Amityville becomes ground zero for a new breed of terror from beyond the stars.

DVD Verdict: In what is an amazingly low budget, yet brilliantly enjoyable sewn together cinematic romp, running at just over an hour, this is a project featuring shorts put together in a way that connects to Amityville. The film opens with a legendary Donald Farmer intro that leads into the films we are about to watch - which were confiscated from a Black Ops shelter in New Mexico about alien encounters in Amityville, New York.

The first short takes us into a post-apocalyptic war between aliens and residents of Amityville. The second short film is Martian Girl Massacre which is a delightfully gooey mess about a young woman being possessed by a giant pink alien in the backyard that causes her to slaughter friends - in return her prize is being slaughtered horribly by the alien! The third short film is a black and white throwback where Galactic Samurai Schoolgirls visiting Amityville to gather men but instead find some mobster underlings.

The fourth short film takes place in 1928 Amityville where an older woman and her shotgun have an encounter with a stop motion werewolf ... in armor. The fifth short comes off as an old paranormal public access show tackling aliens in Amityville and they reveal the main cause of the horror in Amityville as being the space fungus in the soil!

In short, no pun intended, and with actress Morrigan Thompson making her directorial debut with her Martian Girl Massacre segment here, and the segment Staring at GOATs having been inspired by the Army/CIA program Project Stargate, what we have here is a quite brilliant coming together of shorts that will entertain you on those wet summer weekend nights.

Bonus Materials:
Trailers
Director introduction

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