Ben 10: Alien Swarm (2009)

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Written by James Krieg, John Turman

Directed by Alex Winter

Running Time: 90 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2009

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

See your favorite characters come to life in this live action Ben 10 movie! When Ben uncovers a secret alien plot to take over the world, the gang must team up again to stop them.

When is Ben 10: Alien Swarm next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Cartoon Network November 28th, 10:00am and on Cartoon Network November 28th, 4:30pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Barry CorbinBarry CorbinGrandpa Max
Vicki LewisSerena
Ryan KelleyBen Tennyson
Lynn McArthurWaitress Zombie
Galadriel StinemanGwen Tennyson
Alyssa DiazElena
Nathan KeyesKevin E. Levin
Justin WelbornPsycho # 2
Steve WarrenFactory Worker Zombie
Travis GrantZombie College Student
Wilbur FitzgeraldFinancial Guy
Erin Leigh BushkoFactory Worker Zombie
Eric MendenhallFritz
Shawn KnowlesZombie Street Hoodlum
Grace BaineAlien
Tammy Luthi RetzlaffZombie Mom
Ken R. WheelerForklift Operator
Patrick CoxBig Ed
Timothy Douglas PerezForklift Operator
Barry HopkinsFactory Worker Zombie
Aaron MunozPsycho Homeless Man
Bill PacerFactory Worker Zombie
Jeremy DeCarlosHelio
Joe WalshMind controlled Zombie
Micheal LeathZombie College Student
Jevocas GreenAssembly Line Zombie
Joshua HammondsForklift Operator

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