Consider some of the flying saucer films we have seen over the years. The occupants speak perfect English, often with American accents to boot.
In this film we never get to see the aliens; they have a kind of Satanic presence. Instead we have a control panel that displays photographs of military and civilian installations, weird hieroglyphics, and a synthesised voice that speaks an unknown language. Now that is much better than a couple of humanoids with detectable Boston accents who carry away chloroformed females to father the next generation when they get them home.
Robert Vaughn sheds his affable Man from UNCLE image and makes a vicious government agent.
This is the only UFO film that I have ever taken seriously.
In this film we never get to see the aliens; they have a kind of Satanic presence. Instead we have a control panel that displays photographs of military and civilian installations, weird hieroglyphics, and a synthesised voice that speaks an unknown language. Now that is much better than a couple of humanoids with detectable Boston accents who carry away chloroformed females to father the next generation when they get them home.
Robert Vaughn sheds his affable Man from UNCLE image and makes a vicious government agent.
This is the only UFO film that I have ever taken seriously.