Just before Amanda Blake was to become famous in her long-running role as Miss Kitty in "Gunsmoke", she starred in this poor take on Robinson Crusoe.
Miss Crusoe (Blake) hates men. So it's fortunate that she ends up on an island with only a female Friday as company. Both women look great with makeup and sexy outfits of course.
After they survive a Hurricane, they find two men on the beach. The older, heavier man is dead. But the gorgeous man with the great build (Nader) survives. There are silly events like Friday doing a type of voodoo fire dance to force the two white folks into a love scene. There's a scene where Friday goes to a sleeping Robin, touches her skin and hair, then the scene abruptly cuts off leaving us to question whether this was a love scene or just comparison of the two women.
I couldn't help but notice how Nader's pants practically disintegrate and what's left is quite revealing (especially when he runs!).
When the movie ended I was left wondering what happened to Friday.
This was a very low-budget movie with stock footage and few extras. They even used some of the same brown material to clothe the two women and some of the natives.
Miss Crusoe (Blake) hates men. So it's fortunate that she ends up on an island with only a female Friday as company. Both women look great with makeup and sexy outfits of course.
After they survive a Hurricane, they find two men on the beach. The older, heavier man is dead. But the gorgeous man with the great build (Nader) survives. There are silly events like Friday doing a type of voodoo fire dance to force the two white folks into a love scene. There's a scene where Friday goes to a sleeping Robin, touches her skin and hair, then the scene abruptly cuts off leaving us to question whether this was a love scene or just comparison of the two women.
I couldn't help but notice how Nader's pants practically disintegrate and what's left is quite revealing (especially when he runs!).
When the movie ended I was left wondering what happened to Friday.
This was a very low-budget movie with stock footage and few extras. They even used some of the same brown material to clothe the two women and some of the natives.