The Visitor

A basketball player discovers he has extraterrestrial powers and is destined to father a human-alien hybrid child. He becomes entangled in a cosmic battle between good and evil when an alien entity, disguised as a hawk, attempts to manipulate him into unleashing chaos upon Earth. He must fight for humanity's survival against this otherworldly threat.

The Visitor is widely regarded as a cult classic, infamous for its bizarre plot, ambitious yet poorly executed special effects, and a star-studded cast in a surreal narrative. While critically panned upon release for its nonsensical story and disjointed pacing, it has since gained a cult following among fans of exploitation and bizarre cinema. Its unique blend of sci-fi, horror, and religious allegory, however outlandish, contributes to its notoriety.

• A bizarre and nonsensical sci-fi horror film.

• Features an unusual premise with a surprisingly high-profile cast.

• Known for its over-the-top spectacle and campy elements.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce, but those available often highlight the film's unique, albeit baffling, plot and its status as a cult oddity rather than a conventional film.

The film famously features an eagle-shaped alien spacecraft and a scene where Jesus Christ is shown confronting the alien entity, adding to its surreal and often bewildering narrative.