ALL SCI-FI

[Bud Brewster]

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Thinking Outside the "Plot"!
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~ A Question for the Members: In view of the fact that unseen aliens nearly succeeded in introducing "teams" of alien/human hybrids with superpowers who had a built-in awareness of why they were on Earth, doesn't it seem likely that the aliens would learn from their failure, perfect their strange method, and try again?

~ My Theory: The short answer is; hell yes!

The children demonstrated mental telepathy during the movie, both between members of the "team" and with the humans. We can assume that they've been reporting their progress to the aliens which caused their births. So, the aliens would be aware of what caused the failure of their plan in both England and Russia.

Knowing what went wrong, the aliens would modify their strategy and make adjustments.

For example, they would try again — but this time they would pick females who were not all living in one small community, thus avoiding the odd arrival of a group of unnatural infants who matured at an accelerated rate and had the same disturbingly similar appearance.

Since these unseen aliens appear to need subject females who can be rendered unconscious for a few hours while they're impregnated, perhaps the best subjects would be several rural families on isolated farms.

After the alien/human hybrid children reach a certain age (which happens quickly for these little monsters . . . ) they could murder their parents with fake "accidents" (such as house fires) and then allow themselves to be sent to different orphanages and foster homes.

Once they've grown to be the apparent age of teenagers, they could easily join up and live on the streets of some big city while they carried out whatever plan their alien creators had for them at that stage of their development.

If we assume that the above scenario has played out in different countries, the various groups around the world could eventually unite in some remote location which is largely isolated from normal human beings while they developed the next stage of their world conquest.

Wow . . . this is a creepy concept.

Come on, guys! Jump in here and add a few brilliant ideas or your own!
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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)

[Bud Brewster]

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Thinking Outside the "Plot"!
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~ A Question for the Members: What are the beings like on the planet who caused the strange children in this movie to be born?

~ My Theory: Based on the strange manner in which they "invaded" Earth, they probably aren't space travelers. Somehow they "transmitted" DNA information through space and alter the biology of our indigenous species (humans). In doing so, they created hybrids which the aliens created and planned to use to take over the planet.

But I can't help wondering . . . why?

Do these creatures have absolutely no interesting any other lifeforms which differ from themselves? Surely their sole purposed isn't simply to replace all lifeforms in the galaxy with their own . . . the way the Pod People wanted in The Invasion of the Body Snatchers!

So, why couldn't we convince these aliens to find a way to co-exist with hamankind?
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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)