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Trivia from IMDb.
Director Harry Bromley Davenport has stated that out of all three Xtro movies he has made, Xtro 3 is easily his favorite.
Shot in thirty-six days.
Milton Berle visited the set during the shooting of this film.
This was the first movie Harry Bromley Davenport made in California.
Goofs
“Captain” Fetterman wears the arm bands of a lieutenant commander. A Captain has 4 bands, a Lt. Cmdr. 2 with a thin one between.
At 1:06:57 (on TuBi streaming) you can VERY clearly see the prop guy’s forearm holding up the helicopter model.
Did Gary Larson draw the poster?
Only just the one guy has the horizontal-line-for-eyes thing going on so I suspect not. :-)