Laserblast

Laserblast is a low-budget 1978 science fiction film. It stars Kim Milford as "Billy Duncan" and Cheryl Smith as "Kathy Farley." This film is notable for Eddie Deezen's debut (as "Froggy") and for a four-minute cameo by Roddy McDowall as...

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...the late 1970s Band has been composing film music for horror and science fiction films regularly. His first notable score was for 1977's Laserblast, which he co-composed with Joel Goldsmith (son of famed composer Jerry Goldsmith). By the...

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...as snippets of movie dialogue. For example, A Dios Alma Perdida samples spaceship drone sound effects and alien chatter from the film Laserblast. A new element used on their Cannibal album is the presence of guitar solos, that weren't...

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...''Grease's post-production, Deezen acted in a small part playing a bully in the low-budget independent science fiction film Laserblast. Laserblast was released in March of 1978, three months before the release of Grease, marking Deezen's...

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...his band Moon. During the 1970s and 1980s, he had guest roles on Mannix and The Highwayman '', and starred in the 1978 feature films ''Laserblast and Corvette Summer. Milford was the front man for his own band Moon, and briefly became...

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...with a filtered voice speaking in what sounds at times like English (notably closing with an eerie "It's me!"), is from the 1978 film Laserblast. This sample is an abbreviated version of a conversation between the aliens in that movie.

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...low-budget horror film, The Crater Lake Monster (1977). Allen also did model animation of the aliens in another low-budget sci-fi film, Laserblast, (1980). With Danforth, Ray Harryhausen, a host of other model animators, visual effects...

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...is a must for fans of the quirky cult-classic series. Four complete episodes are featured: the hilarious "First Spaceship to Venus," "Laserblast," "Werewolf" and "Future War." Yes, they are perhaps some of the most god-awful films ever...

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...on Venus"), two from the Sci-Fi Channel/Mike Nelson era ("Werewolf," "Future War") and the show's final episode before moving to Sci-Fi, "Laserblast" (featured right). The bonus features will offer new interviews with Hodgson, Nelson,...

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