Full of sex, lasers, synthesizer-pop, feathered hair, bikinis and axe-wounds, EVILS OF THE NIGHT is a pivotal example of Reagan-era teen fantasy fodder. Genre favorites John Carradine, Julie Newmar and Tina Louise star as a gang of alien scientists who want the life-giving blood supply of horny teens camping out near their secret lab, while Aldo Ray and Neville Brand (in his final film role) play a pair of bumbling mechanics hired by the extraterrestrials to kidnap the teens for experimentation with botched and bloody results. Co-starring adult film legends Amber Lynn and Crystal Breeze, director Mardi Rustam's (producer of THE PSYCHIC KILLER and Tobe Hooper's EATEN ALIVE) sci-fi horror classic features some of the most gruesome special effects ever put on film.