Product Description

Finally, the film that has it all! A mad astro-scientist ("B" horror king John Carradine) reviving corpses at his laboratory in a secluded mansion, two gore-crazed, solar-powered killer robot zombies, a bloody trail of girl-next-door victims, Chinese communist spies and deadly Mexican secret agents led by the insanely voluptuous Tura Satana (Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!) and intrepid CIA agent Wendell Corey hot on their trail and trying to figure it all out! Almost too much for one movie; must be seen to be believed! A high-powered fusion of Ed Wood, Russ Meyer and George Romero! Co-written and co-produced by television star Wayne Rogers (M*A*S*H).

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #51293 in DVD
• Released on: 2000-12-26
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
• Formats: Color, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 91 minutes

Customer Reviews

from the dumpster to our dvd players
astro zobies...sounds like a more promising plan 9 from outer space. it's not much better actually. my buddy nabbed this dvd used for real cheap and we had a good time trashing it. probably not something i'd wanna see again though. i remember alot of the movie being padded out. one grueling scene had some chick looking around terrified in a shoddy lab room for what felt like an hour! just form the openning credits you know you're in trouble. i'm still not sure if the marching wind-up toy robots were supposed to be actuall robots or not.
worth a look for bad movie buffs

Tura Tura Tura!
Worth the price just to see 'Satana' (Tura Satana) in action! The "interrogation" of the CIA agent is a cinematic masterpiece.
'Frenchot' the mad scientist's (John Carradine) assistant is the inspiration for Dr. Tongue's assistant 'Woody Tobias Junior' on SCTV. The hat that 'Juan' wears as Satana, himself and their deceptive partner drive through L.A. using the device that Spock used on Star Trek to search for life on the surface of planets is a fashion statement! The scenes shot in broad daylight that are supposed to be taking place at night...the head that's chopped off that's clearly a wig stand with flanged edges...I could go on and on...but, again, this movie is worth it just for Tura Satana's role as 'Satana'. The only reason I gave it only four stars is the electrocution death of the star of the movie at the end of the film and the ridiculous head of the Astro Zombie himself.

Astro Zombies.
Carradine & henchman creating title monsters in the basement. Tura Satana as evil spy in an evening gown out for zombie secrets. C.I.A. wants to put a stop to it all ! Co - written by Wayne Rogers : M*A*S*H*. Great fun. ( color )