Foreign interests and a federal agent seek a mad doctor who makes mutilator zombies in his basement. This description may be from another edition of this product.
This made-for-TV movie has all the trappings of an independent film. Notice the unique credits shown over toy tanks and toy robots. Most of the film has the “B” movie feel with stilted dialogue and erratic scene changes. There is something also very suspicious when you look at the wall behind the good guys and see a picture of President Johnson.
A scientist, Dr. DeMarco (John Carradine), is figuring out the formula for Astro Zombies, the only way to go into space. These creatures can be moved, remotely controlled, and programmed with knowledge from other people. Unfortunately, Dr. DeMarco stepped over the line and could not differentiate between subjects and corpses. Therefore, he had to go.
A series of really dumb-looking mutilated murders leads authorities to believe that Dr. DeMarco is still roaming around out there. Parallel to this, several governments also realize Dr. DeMarco is out there and holds secrets. One of Dr. DeMarco's assistants, naturally female, is a prime target or the goat on the string. Can DeMarco get her before he becomes de-marketed by his own creation?
The movie is permeated with scantily clad women; in one scene, a woman has to display her bra just before she gets stabbed to death OOoooo. Don't forget to clean off your glasses for Awfully Long-Filler, where a topless green woman gets to play snake dance; we have to watch it to make sure that there isn't any information that's relevant to the story.
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