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““ Alpha Gang ” is a funny, radical, retro-futuristic ride.”
“It is through music that they begin to compartmentalize exactly how human emotion works.”
“Accessories and gadgets galore bolster the film’s sci-fi classification, but the film’s framing adds visual variety.”
“The raw release of each gang member is ironically one of the funniest moments.”
“Between bouts of leisure, the Alpha Gang, led by Alpha 1 (Léa Seydoux), set out on small battles to kill random troops in the name of taking over Earth.”
“Related Stories The Downtown Festival Sets 2026 Film Lineup, Including Paul Schrader, Ethan Hawke and Siyou Tan TIFF Finally Has a Formal Film Market, but Sellers and Buyers Still Don’t Know What to Expect We meet the rest of the Alpha Gang as they groove to their tantomat jukebox.”
“This limited array of activities reflects the simplicity of the olden days, but soon enough the aliens begin to search for more meaning in their mission.”
“More importantly, the Zellner brothers platform earthly elements, like music and food, as our most essential joie de vivre.”
“Quietly, Alpha 2 (Dave Bautista) is mediating all matters, and another Alpha Gang member (Chris Pine) comes down to Earth.”
“By Cortlyn Kelly Plus icon Cortlyn Kelly More stories by Cortlyn ‘You Can See Everything’ Review: Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Is Boundary-Pushing and Absurd Read more ‘The Debut’ Review: Julianne Moore Shines in Jesse Eisenberg’s Story of Midlife Reinvention in Community Theater Read more September 8, 2026 11:47 am Add us as a Google Preferred Source 'Alpha Gang' TIFF Share Share on Facebook Post google Google Preferred Share on LinkedIn Show more sharing options Share to Flipboard Submit to Reddit Pin it Post to Tumblr Email Print This Page Share on WhatsApp Somewhere in the magical, medieval countryside of 1950s Eastern Europe, a gaggle of aliens from an undisclosed planet build a home for themselves in an abandoned castle.”
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“Alas, by disguising themselves in earthling form, these superior beings must submit themselves to the worst indignities of the human condition — namely the frequent need to go to the bathroom and the constant nuisance of dealing with emotions.”
“We learn there’s a secret Beta Gang member among the troupe, whose mission is to destroy the less evolved Alpha Gang.”
“It gets to a point where the film hits us over the head with this premise using a “Looney Tunes”-sized mallet.”
“The Alpha Gang’s branding serves as one of the most developed narrative components.”
“Powered by WordPress.com VIP Telluride ‘Alpha Gang’ Review: Léa Seydoux Leads an All-Star Cast of Motorcycle-Loving Aliens in the Zellner Brothers’ Wacky Sci-Fi Pastiche Dave Bautista, Chris Pine, and Lily Rose-Depp are among the other rockabilly ETs, who take human form but can't handle human emotion.”
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