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Charlie and Rhonda are a sweet and comfortable married couple on vacation with their lovely daughter Daphne. They find a rundown boarding house and its haggard owner, Joseph, an ex-con whose mother has just died and left him the property. He doesn't know why this cheerful couple would want to vacation in the worst part of Los Angeles, but he doesn't know they're visitors from outer space, and their idea of fun is murdering and eating humanity's worst.
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Charlie and Rhonda are a sweet and comfortable married couple on vacation with their lovely daughter Daphne. They find a rundown boarding house and its haggard owner, Joseph, an ex-con whose mother has just died and left him the property. He doesn't know why this cheerful couple would want to vacation in the worst part of Los Angeles, but he doesn't know they're visitors from outer space, and their idea of fun is murdering and eating humanity's worst.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction, TV Movie
Written By:Michael McDonald
In Theaters:8/3/1996
Box Office:
Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Concorde-New Horizons
Cast
Lev L. Spiro
Director
George Wendt
Charlie
Shanna Reed
Rhonda
Anastasia Sakelaris
Daphne
Christopher M. Brown
Joseph
Stephen Burrows
Detective Watts
Dan Martin
Lieutenant Barnes
Anthony Crivello
Jesse Sharp
Gretchen Palmer
Melissa Rose
Nils Allen Stewart
Shaved Head Robber
Julianna McCarthy
Interviewee
Mo Gallini
Alley Hood #1 (as Matt Gallini)
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