Moonfall, Austin Powers, Transformers: Silly Sci-Fi Movie Moons

Although you believe the DVD cover of the most colorful versions, 1953 Cats-Women of the Month basically a black and white film, though released in 3D. The plot is what you can expect: astronauts (plus, faint, female!) To the moon, where they suddenly meet beautiful, leotard-dressed, mysterious beauties. Cats-Women have determined that the Earth is more stable than the moon, and began attempting to steal a spacecraft by using their seductive power (see modern dance number) and controlling telepathic thoughts. Cats-Women of the Month was revised several years later in 1958 Missile for the Moon, which turns the plot into a tad (plus some minor characters, including two bold speakers) but repeating some things — there is another modern dance number, this time with the most elaborate costumes. It restores the weapons that brought the original film giant B-video spider giants (aack!) to life.