Astro Space Hero: Graveyard of lost ships (season 1 episode 6)

In this episode, Corso first encounters the beautiful but deadly Emerald!

This was the first thing for Corso shot in late 2008/early  2009 for the unfinished film, Ectovision, and the basic idea of the show was there.  Bob Cooke plays General Norton, Belinda plays Ava, and Heather 'Scream' Price plays the evil and eternal Emerald.  I joke that if astro space hero is like star trek, that this early film is my 'Cage'.

Heather scream Price as Emerald
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