The Astro-Zombies (1968) - VHS covers
AKA Space Zombies; Space Vampires
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The Astro-Zombies (1968) - VHS covers
AKA Space Zombies; Space Vampires
The Astro-Zombies (1968)
“The Misfits were an early favorite of mine and had a lasting influence on what would become RevTerry. Anyone who has ever ridden in a car long enough with me has been part of a serenade/karaoke rendition of Hybrid Moments or Last Caress at some point– it just happens. They were one of the first “real” punk bands I became familiar with as a kid, and their music pathed a straight road towards things like psychobilly and other horror-centric genres. I never really dug Kiss or Guns and Roses, so instead it was The Misfits who showed me that bickering men in makeup, elaborate hairdos, and leather pants can construct timeless masterpieces. Even outside of music, the band had an impact on my life. I bonded with several people over the group–girlfriends, lifelong homies, scary-violent drunk people. Their existence was a natural, common ground in circles I frequented. Movie-wise, I got a lot out of deciphering the lyrics. Danzig, or whatever actual demonic being helped him write in his salad days, used some great references. A song title alone led me to the wonderful work of Ted V. Mikels long ago, by way of 1968s The Astro-Zombies…”
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Example ♦ By Tom Pace ♦ Science Fiction ♦ Full Audiobook
Malevolent death reared out of inky space before the hurtling liner. From it a frantic voice reached Commander Gray—"You know what to do!" He smiled grimly. Yes, he knew what to do....
Trapped by the most feared of space pirates Devil Garrett, Starrett Blade was fighting for his life. Weaponless, his ship gone, he was pinning his hopes on a girl—who wanted him dead.
Für jemanden… Für jemanden, der zwar Tom Pace, aber nicht Tom Waits kennt. Manche Menschen sind seltsam ... Alice
A Life Changing List
This list comes from Tom Pace‘s book Mentor The Kid & The CEO.
If you and I can think about adding one of these items to our lives each day, we can get a new insight into what life is all about.
1. Finish what you start
2. Have integrity
3. Have values
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