History YMMV / FugitiveAlien

* HoYay: When Dan gets captured by Seysarians, Billy is ''really'' besides himself and absolutely adamant about going back and rescuing him despite there being a ticking time time in the base they just managed to set. It gives off this vibe... they two are either the most loyal of friends or something more.

* HilariousInHindsight: This movie was not the only work with a [[Franchise/StarFox Star Wolf]].
** Or an entire ProudWarriorRace of {{Super Soldier}}s [[TabletopGame/Warhammer40000 with a name themed around wolves and space.]]

* HilariousInHindsight: This movie was not the only work with a [[VideoGame/StarFox Star Wolf]].
** Or an entire ProudWarriorRace of {{Super Soldier}}s [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} with a name themed around wolves and space.]]

* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: Though the effects are very clearly produced on a TV budget, (and not a ''big'' TV budget, at that) and are quite dated otherwise, there's a few shots of ''Bacchus 3'' that even [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Joel and the Bots]] note are actually quite impressive.

* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: Though the effects are very clearly produced on a TV budget, (and not a ''big'' TV budget, at that) and are quite dated otherwise, there's a few shots of ''Bacchus 3'' that even [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Joel and the Bots]] note are actually quite impressive.

* SpecialEffectsFailure: The dated special effects.

* HilariousInHindsight: This movie was not the only work with a [[StarFox Star Wolf]].

* {{Macekre}}: These movies, along with other Sandy Frank productions riffed on by MST3K, are proof that the trope might as well have been named after him. This and a couple of other Sandy Frank "movies" were produced by re-editing episodes of Japanese TV series together, often losing all semblance of plot coherency in the process. The many Kens in this movie are a result of this.

** Or an entire ProudWarriorRace [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} of them.]]

* HilariousInHindsight:

* FollowTheLeader: ''StarWars'' -- especially the turret guns in ''Star Force'' and the expies of [=C-3PO=] and [=R2-D2=] that appeared in ''Star Wolf''. Ken even ends up dressed like Han Solo as he becomes a rakish mercenary.

* EarWorm: The forklift gag.
* FanDumb: There are a few fans of old Japanese sci-fi -- such as the original ''Star Wolf'' show -- that seem very annoyed and bothered with the MST3K episode, and frequently with MST3K as a whole, as a result. Apparently they can't find a way to enjoy both, but in different ways.
* FollowTheLeader: ''StarWars'' -- especially the turret guns in ''Star Force'' and the expies of [=C-3PO=] and [=R2-D2=] that appeared in ''Star Wolf''.
** Ken ends up dressed like Han Solo as he becomes a rakish mercenary.

--> '''Lord Halkon:''' [[TheyKilledKenny He was killed by Ken]].
--> '''Joel:''' [[SouthPark Those bastards]]!
* {{Macekre}}: These movies, along with other Sandy Frank productions riffed on by MST3K, are proof that the trope might as well have been named after him. Most of his "movies" were produced by hacking and splicing together scenes from Japanese TV series, often losing all semblance of plot coherency in the process. The many Kens in this movie are a result of this.
-->'''Crow:''' ''"Is everyone named Ken?"''
* SnarkBait
* SpecialEffectsFailure: The dated special effects.
-->'''Crow:''' ''"We can't fight them but we can confuse the heck out of them."''

* {{Narm}}: Pretty much the ''whole thing.''

---> '''Joel:''' [[SouthPark Those bastards]]!

* EarWorm: The forklift gag.
* FanDumb: There are a few fans of old Japanese sci-fi -- such as the original ''Star Wolf'' show -- that seem very annoyed and bothered with the MST3K episode, and frequently with MST3K as a whole, as a result. Apparently they can't find a way to enjoy both, but in different ways.