S.T.A.R (Space Traveling Alien Reject) revolves around the once famous, award-winning writer Greg Vincent who is now a down on his luck, struggling alcoholic. Looking for inspiration for what he hopes will be his big comeback story, Greg ventures to the small town of Metsburgh. Along with revitalizing his career, he hopes that he can sell the story to get some much needed cash to pay off his debts to crime lord Angelia Branco. Enter STAR, an on-the-run alien fleeing certain death from the hideous Meroarks on his home planet of Mars. Greg encounters this blue, oddly shaped, wise-guy alien after they find themselves hiding in the same cabin. With a deadline given by the mob and an alien race hot on STAR's trail, who will be able to save them? Will it be Alex Creed? The star of such grindhouse films as Devon Danger vs. the Atomic Space Zombies. Or maybe Marissa? A diehard fan of those very films. Could this be the basis for the perfect story which could jump start not only Greg's career but also his life? Greg Vincent is a struggling, alcoholic writer who has suffered a terrible loss in his life and is looking for inspiration for his next story. During this difficult time, he encounters a strange being from out of this world. Could this possible be the basis for the perfect story which could jump start not only his career but also his life? STAR (SPACE TRAVELING ALIEN REJECT) is an indie sci fi spoof with no reasons to bother watching. The hero of the film is the usual generic boring guy who heads off into the world and discovers an alien which has arrived on Earth, an alien which takes the form of… a hand puppet! Yes, the film really is that cheap and ridiculous. Soon the guy heads off on a quest with his extraterrestrial buddy while they're pursued by generic bad guys. Stilted line delivery is the order of the day here and very little makes sense.
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