Ultra Rare 1986 "Wizard Video/Lightning" big box release in impossible to find, complete, un-cut
and un-faded pristine condition!
" Join an evil seductress and a power-crazed scientist in the zombie massacre that made movie history! "
Sought after "Wizard Video/Lightning" version of aka 'The Astro-Zombies/Space Vampires' the 1968 horror/zombie/sci-fi film directed by Ted V. Mikels.
You've lived through the terror of 'Dawn of the Dead', and 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers'. Now prepare yourself for the ultimate in science-spawned madness: the creation of the SPACE ZOMBIES!
Veteran master of menace John Carradine stars as the fiendish Dr. DeMarco, the demented former chief of Astro Space Laboratories who has created a psychopathic Astro-Man: a zombie-like creature designed to cold-bloodedly rip the vital organs from it's victims at DeMarco's command! Soon both the CIA and a network of foreign spies are after DeMarco, pitting themselves against his evil temptress Satanna and her two sadistic henchman. As the body count rises, both the forces of good and evil descend on DeMarco's mansion of monsters - where a bloody shoot-out and a savage space zombie massacre await them!
Starring Wendell Corey, John Carradine, Tom Pace, Joan Patrick, Tura Satana, Rafael Campos, Joe Hoover, Victor Izay, William Bagdad, Vincent Barbi, Egon Sirany, Jean Pirie, John Hopkins, Janis Saul.
This release is extremely hard to find and very sought after with a complete, un-cut and un-faded big box.
A highly collectible "Wizard Video/Lightning" release that can easily sell for over $300 when it rarely turns up!
You will not find this one elsewhere in this pristine condition.
Awesome box art!
In pristine condition with flawless playback.
PRODUCT TYPE: USA VHS videotape
VIDEO LABEL: Wizard Video/Lightning
VIDEO FORMAT: NTSC
LANGUAGE: English
SUBTITLES: none
SCREEN RATIO: Fullscreen
RUNNING TIME: 77 minutes 48 seconds (exact)
TAPE CONDITION: Excellent
COVER CONDITION: Excellent
NOTE: This tape is in the NTSC (USA) video format.
Make sure you are able to play the NTSC video format in your VCR before buying.
