The Killings At Outpost Zeta
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"The Killings At Outpost Zeta" (1980) (Bob Emenegger + Allan Sandler)
Two separate missions have been sent to establish a base on Outpost Zeta, a barren planet on the edge of the Milky Way, but both in turn have fell silent to radio contact after only being on the planet for a short time. Desperately, Earth Base puts together a third crew of soldiers and scientists to travel there and discover the fate of the earlier expeditions. Upon arriving on the mysterious planet, they discover scattered corpses of the previous crews; now hollow husks with their insides sucked out. But before they even have a chance make sense of anything, they too begin to fall prey to the grim unknown of Outpost Zeta. In the midst of being massacred themselves, they discover their doom to be a bizarrely indigenous species of volcanic-rock monsters. Quickly, the astronauts must organize their surviving members and protect their base long enough to uncover a way of defeating these deadly creatures and escape from the planet with their lives.
In 1980, Allan Sandler and his independent production company made a lump sum package deal with Gold Key Entertainment to produce 10 films with science fiction overtones. Sandler and Co. were paid
Two separate missions have been sent to establish a base on Outpost Zeta, a barren planet on the edge of the Milky Way, but both in turn have fell silent to radio contact after only being on the planet for a short time. Desperately, Earth Base puts together a third crew of soldiers and scientists to travel there and discover the fate of the earlier expeditions. Upon arriving on the mysterious planet, they discover scattered corpses of the previous crews; now hollow husks with their insides sucked out. But before they even have a chance make sense of anything, they too begin to fall prey to the grim unknown of Outpost Zeta. In the midst of being massacred themselves, they discover their doom to be a bizarrely indigenous species of volcanic-rock monsters. Quickly, the astronauts must organize their surviving members and protect their base long enough to uncover a way of defeating these deadly creatures and escape from the planet with their lives.
In 1980, Allan Sandler and his independent production company made a lump sum package deal with Gold Key Entertainment to produce 10 films with science fiction overtones. Sandler and Co. were paid
