Hank James

I'll keep this short: Think of Ed Wood's (1959) 'Plan 9 from Outer Space', with its terrible script, thrift shop props and painfully poor acting, but with a much bigger budget. Cosmic Sin is best viewed in the kitchen on an old 8" black and white TV while you're washing the dishes and drinking warm beer. That way it won't be a complete loss of time.

Starts out interesting enough, but soon any logic or reason starts falling by the wayside, from 60+ year old hand grenades suddenly showing up to soul bearing conversations inbetween being chased by monsters. It could almost be tolerable if only the characters weren't played over the top and whiny. The only saving grace of this B movie is that it has a run time of just under 83 minutes (end credits not counted), which was just long enough to verify that it wasn't going to get any better.

Thoroughly enjoyed the movie and especially the soundtrack!