"American International Pictures' second attempt at adapting the work of H.P. Lovecraft... A break in filming [Masque of the Red Death] afforded his long-time art director and production designer Daniel Haller a chance to helm AIP's adaptation of the 1927 Lovecraft tale "The Colour Out Of Space"... the film iself is saved from fading away into total obscurity by a bonkers final third which sees it suddenly transformed into a weird, B-movie crossbreed: part science-fiction, part crazed Gothic melodrama -- the producers throw in every successful drive-in movie ingredient there's ever been, regardless of genre, and mix them all up into one incoherent but enormously satisfying stew!" - Blackgloves, Horrorview.com