Alien Trespass, starring Eric McCormack and Robert Patrick, is a parody and tribute to the low budget 1950's science fiction films of Hollywood. The movie features a style, look and the primitive special effects of the cherished period.

Alien Trespass takes place in 1957 in the Mojave desert of California. An alien spacecraft crashes near a local town. The crash unleashes a dangerous monster named the Ghota into the community. The only hope for the small town is another alien named Urp, who was also involved in the crash. Urp must hunt down and capture the Ghota, but he requires the help of a local couple. Tammy a sympathetic waitress and her fiance Ted Lewis, who must allow Urp to take over his body.

• "There is a sweet sincerity to Alien Trespass, a sometimes too reverential homage to the sci-fi B-movies that landed in theaters during the 1950s, channeling our nuclear annihilation worries through an even greater prism of fear: the outer reaches of the universe and the frightening beings that might exist there."—LA TimesLA Times: Review: Alien Trespass (April 3, 2009)

• "A charmingly sentimental but ultimately pointless hommage to the sci-fi classics of yesteryear, Alien Trespass proves only that while styles and technology have moved on, the affection for corn is everlasting."—NY TimesNY Times: 'Monsters, Aliens and Nostalgia (April 3, 2009)

• Eric McCormack as Ted Lewis/ Urp
• Robert Patrick as Vernon
• Dan Lauria as Chief Dawson
• Jenni Baird as Tammy
• Jody Thompson as Lana Lewis
• Sarah Smyth as Penny
• Andrew Dunbar as Dick
• Aaron Brooks as Cody
• Sage Brocklebank as Stu
• Jerry Wasserman as Sam
• Christina Schild as Darlene
• Jonathan Young as Lloyd
• Michael Roberds as Bubba
• Tom McBeath as Wilson
• Vincent Gale as Styles