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I'm the vampire.
I have exited for centuries in legend,
in fantasy, in men's minds, and some say, in reality.
You must believe in me for me to exist,
but those who have chosen to deny my existence
have sometimes found me a most deadly enemy!
I live by night, seeking fresh new blood
to flow in my rather cold veins.
Many of my victims have joined my unholy legion
of the undead, becoming creatures without souls,
living only for hideous torment.
Science on this planet cannot destroy me.
The infected blood of the vampire
was carried to earth millions of years ago
by the tubeton vampire men of a distant galaxy
far beyond this solar system.
The strange chromatic radiations of deep, dark space
have created many ghastly mutations,
while they turn the air and everything in it
into a one-qcolored mass of yellow,
green, blue, or blood red.
And as our cult of vampires spreads out,
only knowledge learned from studying
the original tubeton vampires can save
the planet earth from bloody ruin.
But no space scientists have yet to return
from the world of the tubeton vampires alive,
and right now, the infamous Dr. rynning
is planning a top secret space mission
in quest of a little dangerous knowledge.
Attention all personnel.
Please clear the launching area for radio frequency
interference test.
Please clear the launching area.
90 seconds to pre-launch countdown.
Stand by to activate launch pad video scanner.
Standing by.
Switch on.
Heavy static interference.
Activate image stabilizer.
Image stabilizer activated.
Reception 100.
Establish radio contact with xp13 and get me Bryce.
I want a final check on their instruments.
Affirmative.
This is earth control calling xp13,
requesting a final computer check
on your pre-launch coordinates.
This is captain Bryce aboard the xp13.
The final readout for the flight computer is a-okay.
All instrumentation checks.
We've standing by for a green light from you, earth control.
Bryce, this is colonel Manning.
We're picking you up on video.
Reception 100.
Automatic video tracking and recording functioning properly.
We'll hold you during your launch,
and the computer will kick in the automatic systems
after your liftoff.
The xp13 is clear through all channels, sir.
Launch operations report they're standing by
to disengage gantry complex from the vehicle.
Bryce, this'll be our final voice transmission
till after liftoff.
Prepare to disengage.
Final countdown now on automatic control.
Good luck, buddy.
You're now in the hands of the computer.
Signing off.
I'm standing by to signal launch operation.
Give 'em the go ahead.
All right.
Yes sir.
Earth control to launch operation.
Conditions green.
We are into automatic countdown.
Disengage.
Tracking the port launch procedure, 100.
The vehicle is in flight and all systems operating properly.
Excellent.
Next stop, spectrum, the unknown solar system.
Come in xp13.
Xp13, come in, please.
Please come in, xp13.
Sir, automatic tracking is experiencing difficulty in video.
They aren't getting an image back from the vehicle.
We didn't have this trouble two weeks ago, why now?
I don't know, sir.
Get operations.
Tell 'em to get over to tracking.
If we don't contact the xp13 now,
any deviation in the trajectory could mean disaster.
The further they travel, the more deviation occurs.
We could lose them in the vast region
beyond our solar system.
Ground control calling space probe xp13.
Control to xp13.
Do you read me, commander?
Are you all right?
Come in please, xp13.
Come in, xp13.
Xp13, come in please.
Come in, xp13.
Xp13, come in please.
Come in please, xp13.
This is colonel Bryce.
We've been hit bad.
Commander, is that you?
This is ground control.
I can't read you, you're not telemetering.
I don't know.
The controls are acting up.
Bob.
Bob, you okay, huh?
Steve, what happened?
Is everybody okay?
Linda, Dr. rynning, Willy, are you okay?
Come on.
Come in.
Help me, help me, with Dr. rynning.
Control to xp13.
Do your controls indicate automatic pilot?
We have lost your frequency.
Repeat, you are not telemetering.
Dr. rynning, are you all right?
All right.
I'm all right, leave me alone.
Bob, you okay?
Oh, wow.
Next time I'm gonna go greyhound
and leave the driving to them.
- Come on. - Yeah.
Come in, xp13.
We're having trouble with your photo control.
Is video periscope intact?
Switch to 100 meter emergency band.
Come in, please.
We must've been hit by a meteor.
Is everyone all right?
Yes sir, I think so.
And the ship?
We haven't checked it yet.
Assess the damages.
I'll see if I can get through to ground control station.
Xp13 calling earth.
Dr. rynning, come in, please.
Ground control five to xp13.
We are not getting a clear signal.
Do you read us?
Switch to emergency band 100 meters
for clearer signal, over.
I'm on 100 meters.
Can you read me now?
Roger.
Read you loud and clear.
Is everyone okay?
Everyone's all right.
We've had some type of collision.
The ship is level, we're on automatic control.
We're checking damages.
All right.
Xp13, rynning.
Check your automatic pilot.
You are not on a true course.
Over.
Can you give us a fix on our present position?
We're running your last tapes through the computers now.
As soon as we can figure your coordinates,
we'll give 'em to your present position.
I think we'd better see what we can do
to establish our position from here.
How's the reading on automatic control?
The controls read all right, but I'm not sure.
Not sure, keep checking till you are sure!
Our last known position was entering sector 49.
Then the best thing we can do is replay the tape.
We can determine the time and the angle of impact.
Switch on replay.
Replay intact.
Tape is rolling.
Hey, Willy.
Dinner was better tonight, huh?
Yuck.
Take it from me.
There are worse forms of food, believe me,
I thought it for four years at west point.
Hmm, that's the first time he ever admitted
west point was anything less than heaven.
Those, my friends, are words of a bitter woman.
Ah, she may be bitter, Bobby baby, but she's beautiful.
All they think about is food.
It's taken years for man to enter
the confines of another solar system,
and they attach a catastrophic importance to a meal.
Doctor, we're all here for the same reason.
To explore my solar system.
Well, that's true, you discovered it.
But we're all just as anxious as you are
to fulfill this mission.
Once I know what exists on spectrum solar system.
Come on, Bob, let's verify
the automatic pilot readings.
Run outside video scanner.
Something hit us but good.
Contained a high amount of radiation,
it would've disrupted our frequency bearing.
It did.
Gave us one hell of a jolt at the same time.
More than that, I'm afraid.
We've experienced a solar disturbance.
It has the same effect as if it came from our own sun.
Shorting TV and communication relay?
And a magnetic disturbance that disoriented the ship.
Yes, but once those particles bounce up,
the magnetic field realigns itself.
In our atmosphere, yes, but we're
completely removed from that.
You're naive if you think we returned
to our original course.
Ground station five to xp13.
We have a red light on your oxygen system.
Temperature readings are abnormal.
The situation nearing critical condition.
We can't give you an exact position
since collision frequencies have been disrupted.
Can you give us a reading on your position?
Get back to your stations.
See what you can find out about the temperature rise.
Feed those computers, we've got to give them
something to work on.
Willy, you and I will check out the oxygen system.
Bob, you and Linda check the automatic pilot,
see how serious it is.
Then we'll launch one of the satellites
and get a triangulation fix.
Good, and with the triangulation,
we'll get a cross-fix from here.
I think that should do it.
Ground control calling xp13.
Ground control to xp13.
Xp13, come in, please.
Colonel Manning, their signal is getting weaker.
We've lost contact again.
Damn!
Their power system must've been damaged.
We'll never find 'em without their help.
Try every brand, try anything.
We can't lose them now, val, or they're as good as dead.
Come in, xp13.
Xp13 to earth.
We had temporarily lost contact, both video and audio.
Keep checking with us periodically.
Roger, we don't wanna lose you.
We're assessing all systems for damage.
Preparing to launch satellite for triangulation fix.
Good.
Will wait for report and countdown.
You know that Linda gal is holding up pretty well.
Yeah, she's quite a girl.
Come on, Willy, let's check out that launching system.
Dr. rynning, what's the matter?
I'm fine.
Looks like we're going to have to make a landing
to work on the ship.
How are the reserve circuits?
I don't know, I'll run a check on them now.
Well, I think we buckled a few plates on this side.
It may be nothing, but I don't know.
At least we're sealed and that's something.
Bob, be honest.
What are our chances, really?
Okay.
No, Linda, I don't think they're too damn good.
Do you think we...
I'll tell you what I think.
I think this whole flight is suicide.
I did not want this assignment, it was forced on me.
I thought you volunteered.
If you think I wanted an assignment
with that egomaniac rynning, you're out of your mind.
Xp13 calling station five, can you read me?
How does it look?
We still show a red light on your oxygen indicator.
Here's how it stands.
Automatic control has been damaged.
We can hook up some extra circuits
and get it operating again.
Structural damage, mostly interior, not too bad.
We're still airtight.
Oxygen out.
Temporarily running on automatic recirculating system.
Heat control system damaged.
Loss of gas.
Can't get top speed for reentry
and can't keep the hull cool.
Outside of that, we're in pretty good shape.
Well at least your haven't lost your sense of humor.
We'll start satellite countdown,
and we'll try and get a fix on you.
It's gonna be touch and go.
All right, we're ready, start your countdown.
All right, Valerie.
10,
nine,
eight,
seven,
six,
five,
four,
three,
two,
one,
zero.
I've got a fix on it.
Good.
Good, we have a fix here too.
We are holding.
Holding.
Mark.
Here are your coordinates.
You are in 51b, five-one-b.
No variance.
Do you read me?
Come on, Bob, what do you got for me?
Come on!
All right, I've got cb295.
That should give us a coordinate.
Yeah, that's it.
Cross-check on that, 295.
Did you get a 295 on that?
That's correct, 295.
According to what we have, my calculations indicate
we can land on a planet.
Oh, within two days.
The closest one is three or four days away from here.
We could land there if the ship holds out that long.
Tell me, colonel.
What chance do they have up there?
I don't know.
Too many unknown factors in the universe.
There's the possibility they find another earth-like planet,
but what they will find, and if it'll be
any help to them getting back, well that's another question.
Can't we send a rescue ship?
I feel so helpless just sitting here watching.
I don't know, Valerie.
All we can do is wait, and hope for the best.
Hey.
Hey, hey, hey, he was right.
We've got one straight ahead.
Boy, does she look good.
All right, we're gonna take her down manually
and steady on her tail.
Linda, Dr. rynning, prepare for landing.
Hit retros.
Retro fired.
Ease back on the retros.
Okay, and we have power.
Hold her steady.
Full throttle.
Hold it vertical.
Fire burner rockets.
Dammit, fire the rockets!
Rockets fired.
All right, colonel.
Perfect landing.
Well, what have you got there?
Oh no.
I don't believe it.
The atmosphere.
It's red.
But why?
No abnormal radiation here.
It's fantastic.
The surface features seem to be identical to earth,
except for that red haze.
How about that?
And I thought Los Angeles had a smog problem.
Gravitational shield indicates
it's the same force of gravity as earth.
Well there's no accretion either.
The atmosphere's steady, the same composition as earth.
We won't need our suits or oxygen tanks.
Let's prepare to leave ship.
Check out pre-physicals and report back to ground control.
And be careful.
Ground control, this is xp13 signing off for now.
Well, at least they're in a better position
than they were.
They can make repairs and attempt to take off.
I think we'd better take along a set of communicators.
We have them, I saw to that.
Doctor, are you trying to tell us
you think there might be animal life out there?
With atmospheric and surface conditions so identical?
It's possible.
We already have them packed, doctor.
How is it out there?
The atmosphere is identical to ours.
Breathing is easy.
I don't advise your leaving the plateau
until we're sure of our location.
Do you have any idea yet where we are?
I'm not sure.
I'd be prepared for any conditions and a situation
similar to our patterns on earth.
All right, doctor.
Come on, let's move over to that high ground.
Ground control to xp13.
Repeat, Dr. rynning.
Dr. rynning, this is Manning.
Your pre-physicals have just come in,
and you've had a mild coronary attack.
Under no circumstances are you to leave the ship.
A new atmospheric condition might cause another attack.
Do you read me?
I read you.
Over there we'll be able to see for miles from that bluff.
Come on, let's get a closer look.
Linda, you wait here.
They look like some kind of prehistoric monsters.
Wow.
I'm glad they're down there and we're up here.
Radio.
Doctor, you were right.
There is life on this planet.
They look prehistoric.
How many are there?
Too many, doc, I think they're having
a little disagreement at the moment.
I believe we're on a planet completely identical to earth.
I believe there's a possibility
that intelligent life at one time inhabited the land.
Bring me samples of sail, rock, flora, and fauna.
Okay, doc, but the animal life
is just a little big for my knapsack.
Just like looking at earth, a million years ago.
All we need is a neanderthal man or two
to complete the picture.
Hey Willy.
Will they do?
Kill the snakes!
Phone, Willy.
You're right, doctor, there is an intelligent form of life,
and they know how to use fire.
Hey, hey.
Doctor, we've captured a girl who looks human.
We've seen some others with snakes
coming out of their bodies.
What do you make of it?
There appear to be a number of human-like groups here.
They're not all mutants, which means that there was
obviously some form of destruction here.
Some of them managed to escape.
Others have been deformed as a result.
Doctor, we have the subject here, what now?
I have an idea.
Use the communicators.
That's for animals, we can't use that on her.
Oh, it's dangerous, but you can use them.
We're merely rearranging her brain waves
electromagnetically.
She'll understand every word you say.
I don't think I can.
Of course you can.
I'll tell you how.
I'll talk you through it.
Now, prepare for the incision.
Now, inject serum.
Use two milligrams more.
Insert needle below the cortal layer.
Take out slowly.
I've gotten the needle out.
Pulse rate down.
Make hairline incision, two inches behind the left ear.
Right there.
Place communicator in vacuum seal in incision.
Clear.
What's the blood loss?
Minimal.
Pulse rate normal.
Of course, it's easy, very easy.
Now give her a shot, to relieve migraine.
Shot is administered.
Will she be out long?
No, this is just a pain killer.
She'll be around in a few minutes.
She's experiencing severe pain in her head.
Head.
It worked.
Tubeton.
She's slipping back.
No, not necessarily.
They've got me.
No, you are not tagani.
No, no, no, don't be scared, we're not going to hurt you.
No, we are not tagani.
We came here by accident.
Who are you?
I am tagani.
I live here.
But do you have a name?
I am tagani.
Tagan.
Yeah, look, look, I am Willy.
He is Bob, she is Linda.
Bryce.
Oh.
Malian.
You live past tubeton?
Oh yeah, way past.
Way, way past.
You bring fire to tubeton?
No.
You bring fire to tagani.
No, we did not come here looking for your people.
We came here by accident.
Why were those people trying to kill you?
My people, they are tagan.
They live in cave, over the hill from where you found me.
My people do not like to make war.
We have no wish to kill, and only do so
when we hunt for food.
We wish only to live in peace with other tribes.
But the bloodthirsty tubetons will not leave us alone.
They hate us, and wish to destroy us.
About time, honey.
I've gotta go.
If I'd have known we were gonna have such a short time,
I'd have turned it up stronger.
Next time we will.
I know you need more to get full satisfaction.
You know, sometimes I miss the old way of making love.
So do I.
Get some rest, honey.
When I go home we'll go through the complete cycle.
All right.
Even tagani women have to fight for their lives
against the terrible tubeton.
I could have killed them.
I could have scratched their eyes out.
I believe you could, I really believe that.
Lila then tried to get back to the caves
where she would be safe.
Tubetons, tubetons, in the cave!
Tubetons!
Kinal
Lila mine.
Oh.
Hmm?
Oh, that.
Well that's from the war.
War?
Mm-hmm.
Fire?
Hot.
No no no no no, no no no, don't be frightened.
War over, no more war.
Here, Malian.
I think I would like you to have this, all right?
Hmm?
Here.
There we are.
You're late.
I'm sorry, honey, but we're still
having trouble with the xp13.
It's lost at one of our uncharted new planets.
Our interstellar communications tell us
that dangerous chromatic radiations
are sweeping over unidentified planets
we've been investigating.
Through a report from the rocket man crew,
we've found that they've encountered these radiations too.
What are chromatic radiations?
Chromatic radiations are something
we don't know very much about.
But we do know they're extremely dangerous to human life.
They only way we can spot them
are by the color changes they produce in the atmosphere.
These changes make everything appear to be one bright color,
and they can turn from one color to another at any time.
We have found out from our telemetered information
that the most dangerous color is red,
and we've gotten our most serious ionic readings
from those areas.
I can't imagine everything being turned into one color.
Must be a pretty eerie feeling to wake up one minute
with green hair and the next blue.
It's not quite as shocking as that.
I brought home this spectrum gun
to show you what is happening with the chromatic
radiation belt in space.
Choose a color.
Green.
See, that was easy.
How about red.
And blue.
And yellow.
What hope is there for the xp13?
Well, there's always hope, as long as they're alive.
Right now, I'd like some relaxation, in any color.
We knew we would die if we did not get word
to ramir and the braves.
When the fire went out, we would no longer be able
to fight off the evil tubeton.
There were so many of them.
How did you manage to meet up with the tubeton?
When kanam did not return,
my grandfather had to send out another.
Baram ran too slow.
Soogi can run faster.
Let me try to go through the tubeton and find ramir.
Tubeton!
Soogi, may the god of fire make you run like the wind
and protect you from the tubeton.
Go, bring ramir.
I think maybe two have better chance.
I decide to sneak out and go with sooqgi.
Malian!
We ran different ways.
Hope if one get caught, other will get away and find ramir.
After a long time, they almost catch me.
And that was when you found me.
What can we do to help your people?
The tagani are not safe unless they can
keep the fire burning.
We must have fire water.
The cave where the water is kept, it is not far from here.
Bob, that fire water.
Could that be a form of petroleum?
I don't know, Steve.
Hey, you thinking what I'm thinking?
Our cooling system.
Wait a minute, we can't put crude oil
in the cooling system.
Doctor, could you distill enough coolant
from crude oil to get us off this planet and back to earth?
Yeah, possibly, with the equipment
we have aboard this ship.
Yes, I think we could build a small distillation unit.
Then we'll go with her and check this out.
There.
Look, look, ramir by river.
There's sooqi.
I go with soogi to warn ramir about tubeton.
You wait, wait here for my leave.
The big cave.
Fire water.
Go.
Ramir.
Soogi.
The tubeton attacked our village.
Timon, get the fire water.
We will go back to the village and fight the tubeton.
Get the fire water.
Fire water!
Ramir, others, go back to help my people.
Come, I show you cave of fire water.
Bob, go back to the ship and get some containers
to carry the oil in.
We'll wait for you here.
Looks just like our crude oil.
Let's get these container filled.
Bob, take the radio and tell the doctor
"mission accomplished."
Dr. rynning, we have the petroleum.
That's fine.
The distillation unit is almost ready.
I think Linda and I can manage the containers.
Willy, you and Bob take Malian back to her people
and see if you can help them.
Are you going to help my people?
We'll do all we can, Malian, just lead the way.
Sure you can handle those containers?
We'll make it.
I'll bet.
What's this?
It's a container of some sort.
It's made from metal.
Is it sealed?
What type of metal is it?
Well, it appears to be steel.
It's sealed up.
Bring it back here, with the oil.
Right.
Just look at them.
I can't believe they really exist.
It's awfully sad.
I think this whole trip has been kinda sad.
So many things have gone wrong, right from the start.
Lately Steve, I've had such a bad feeling
we're never gonna get back.
Oh, I think all of us have.
It's beginning to show, too.
Hey.
Babe, we're gonna get back.
When you say it, I believe it.
Please keep telling me.
Here, I'll take that.
We only have to wait a few hours.
This unit will refill itself automatically.
Yes, if the unit holds up.
Go back to where you found this box
and get me some rock samples.
I'm interested in what surrounded this.
Right.
Wait.
Let me get some blood samples.
You neglected that, young lady.
Zakil!
Zakil, you make us tubeton die.
We cannot enter tagani cave unless you find a way for us.
Only the tagani know.
Zakil.
You will go ahead of the tubeton now.
The tagani would kill me.
But they wouldn't hurt Lila, Lila will go to the cave,
and bring the tagani out.
No.
The tagani woman will stay with the tubeton.
Zakil is not a friend of the tubeton like his father was.
Zakil must die.
Tuban.
Ramir come.
Kill ramir!
Tubeton attack.
Go!
Tuban!
Ramir has come.
Where is zakil?
Fighting for the tubeton.
Ramir.
Zakil has taken Lila.
Where?
To the fire of life.
Tubeton!
Bob, listen.
I'd like to say goodbye to Malian alone.
You wait here, okay?
What's wrong, Willy?
Yeah, I'm okay, Bob, I'm okay.
You all right?
Oh.
Well, we'd better get you back to your people now, huh?
The caves aren't very far from here, are they?
No.
They are not far from here.
Well what's wrong?
You wanna go back to your people, don't you?
Yes, I want to go back.
Well then, why the sad little eyes?
Well, I want to go.
No, I don't not want to go.
But, I have to go.
Well, of course you have to go.
You want to rejoin your people,
you wanna see them again, don't you?
Maybe.
Maybe you will go with me, Willy?
Oh.
Well, I really would like that, Malian,
but I can't, I just can't.
You understand, don't you?
No.
No, I do not understand.
Willy, you try always to be so funny.
But you are also very kind, and especially to me.
You must like me, Willy.
Oh yeah, I like you, Malian, I like you very much.
Oh, this is funny.
I find a girl I could really like,
and it has to be a million miles from earth.
Yeah, that's really funny.
After you go, will you come back, Willy?
Oh, I don't know, Malian, I just don't know.
We do have men living on other planets now.
Who knows.
Maybe in a little while.
Malian, I come from a place as far away
from here as a place can be.
I just don't know if...
What's the matter?
I don't know.
I just got dizzy for a moment there.
I'm all right, I'm all right.
Well, I guess we better get you back.
Come on.
Willy.
Didn't I tell you things would work out?
Dr. rynning is really amazing.
So removed from all of us.
He hardly ever speaks to any of us.
Did you see that distillation unit?
It's brilliantly constructed.
You know, for the first time, I really feel confident
about getting out of here.
Captain Scott, captain Scott, come in please.
Captain Scott, captain Scott.
Come in.
Captain Scott, come in, please.
Return to ship immediately.
I have lost contact, radio contact with captain Scott.
Return immediately.
Do you understand me?
Return immediately.
You are in extreme danger, this could be fatal.
We can't return without Willy and Bob.
I'm ordering you to come back here.
If we're not out of here right away, we'll all die.
If you can't find them in 10 minutes, forget them.
We have to leave anyway.
Linda, get to the ship.
Where's Willy and Bob?
Dead!
What are you talking about?
Where are they?
Well, take me to them.
Get the gun.
Set him down over there, I'll check him later.
Young lady, look at the microscope.
I don't understand.
There's no microorganism.
Oh, check the lucasi count.
Oh no.
There are hardly any red corpuscles left in this blood.
Whose is it?
Yours.
All your blood samples show identical characteristics.
The white corpuscles are devouring the red ones.
But there was no radiation in the air.
We've entered a poisoned atmosphere.
Radiation count came short.
Examination of this receptacle convinced me
that at one time, these people were highly civilized.
Developed complex weapons based upon
the principles of thermonuclear fusion.
They have destroyed themselves.
Well, what's in the atmosphere that did this?
Deadly virus, enters the system
through the respiratory tract with the air we breathe.
Not only destroys the blood balance,
it also destroys the chromosome balance.
Those poor devils living there won't last much longer.
But what about us?
We have it in us now too.
We'll be all right.
The virus can't live in the earth's atmosphere.
It hasn't done us enough damage.
They are doomed.
Well, prepare for launching of rocket.
Xp13 to ground control.
Come in, ground control.
We're getting out of here.
Ready to fire rocket?
Rocket ready.
Countdown.
10,
nine,
eight,
seven,
six,
five,
four,
three,
two,
one,
zero.
This was a highly civilized and brilliant
society one time.
It wasn't enough for them, merely having
the knowledge of such weapons.
They had to use them.
I have no doubt we'll be equally brilliant one day.