Alien Opponent 2011
"Unidentified Fighting Object"
When an alien crash-lands in a rural Pennsylvania junkyard, the owner's bounty turns a quiet scrap heap into a chaotic battleground.
Director: Colin Theys
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Alien Opponent (2011) about?
A small-town junkyard becomes ground zero for a free-for-all when an alien spaceship crashes into a barn, sparking a bounty hunt. What begins as a quirky local contest quickly escalates into a surreal war zone where greed, weapons, and sheer bad judgment collide.
Who directed Alien Opponent?
Colin Theys directed *Alien Opponent*, bringing a cult-film sensibility to this chaotic blend of sci-fi and dark comedy.
Who stars in Alien Opponent?
The film features Jeremy London, wrestling icon Roddy Piper, Cuyle Carvin, Adrienne LaValley, and Angela Relucio in a battle against the cosmos.
Is Alien Opponent (2011) worth watching?
For fans of low-budget sci-fi and over-the-top action, *Alien Opponent* offers a diverting, if flawed, ride. Its absurd premise and energetic cast make it a guilty pleasure, though lackluster pacing may test patience.
How long is Alien Opponent?
The runtime for *Alien Opponent* is 90 minutes.
🎥 Trailer
About Alien Opponent (2011) — A Sci-Fi B-Movie Where the Aliens Are the Least of Your Worries
When an alien crash-lands in a rural Pennsylvania junkyard, the owner's bounty turns a quiet scrap heap into a chaotic battleground. Directed by Colin Theys, *Alien Opponent* (2011) blends action, sci-fi, and dark comedy as local misfits, gun enthusiasts, and the occasional cop converge to claim a cash reward for blasting the uninvited extraterrestrial. What starts as a backwoods monster hunt spirals into a crossfire of clashing egos, makeshift weapons, and sheer lunacy, where no one escapes unscathed—least of all the alien, caught in the middle of humanity's most absurd turf war.
The film thrives on its low-budget charm, weaving slapstick humor with bursts of over-the-top violence. Jeremy London and the late wrestling legend Roddy Piper headline the ragtag ensemble, their chemistry amplifying the chaos as greed and desperation fuel the madness. With its mix of sci-fi spectacle and redneck satire, *Alien Opponent* delivers a bizarrely entertaining spectacle that's as unpredictable as it is relentless.