In California’s cardboard graveyards, the fog never lifts. Edward D. Wood Jr. builds his peculiar universe—etched into cinematic history with cheap plastic headstones and flying saucers strung on wire—this time with the help of those who have risen from the grave. As the dead—brought back to life by aliens determined to take over the world—stroll slowly through the back alleys of Hollywood, science fiction and horror blend together. UFOs gliding down from the skies and panicked pilots take center stage in this amateurish yet relentless nightmare. Wood’s boundless imagination—which defies any budget—tears through the screen, transforming into an absurd zombie ritual that extends all the way to the present day.