Before anything else: if you're a fan of this movie, this disc (from Full Moon) is the one you want. The A/V quality is decent, plus they included the old Videozone feature. The version that you'll find on DVD with "Rebecca's Secret" does not have it, and the PQ is subpar. Both versions are uncensored.
With that out of the way: I recommend this to anyone who enjoys early 90s sex comedies. Like Dave DeCoteau's other early entries in the Torchlight (now Surrender Cinema) line, this flick is all about goofy, lighthearted fun. "Beach Babes From Beyond" is still the best, but this one ties with "Beach Babes 2" for second place. I hope it gets the BD treatment some day. Like those other films, this one is thick with 1993-94 nostalgia, which I really enjoyed. This film is basically a sexy spoof of "The Terminator" and "Sorority Boys" (although the latter movie was early 2000s). I was (pleasantly) surprised at how much skin was shown, and how erotic the spicy scenes were. DeCoteau's got a great eye for flesh, I'll give him that. All the ladies are lovely, but the real standout was Tamara Tohill as Samantha. Sadly, this was her only film.
You may have read rumors about Morgan Fairchild being upset with Charles Brand about this movie. If true, one possible reason is the scene where the guys are reprogramming the Lex 500. A prop nudie magazine is used, with her face pasted over the faces of the models. That one scene alone made this movie worth buying.
Some of the better dialogue:
Maggie (Michele Matheson): "Would you mind telling me why you're fixing him?" (the Lex 500, played by Don Dowe)
Naldo (Brian Bremer): "Well, Maggie, I'm reprogramming him to go after Swales." (Morgan Fairchild)
Maggie: "You mean, you're going to have him...terminate her?"
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Like I said, goofy sense of fun. Also terrific is Ian Abercrombie, best known as Mr. Pitt from the Seinfled TV series.
If you're looking for a short, "turn off your brain and enjoy" movie, look no further.
With that out of the way: I recommend this to anyone who enjoys early 90s sex comedies. Like Dave DeCoteau's other early entries in the Torchlight (now Surrender Cinema) line, this flick is all about goofy, lighthearted fun. "Beach Babes From Beyond" is still the best, but this one ties with "Beach Babes 2" for second place. I hope it gets the BD treatment some day. Like those other films, this one is thick with 1993-94 nostalgia, which I really enjoyed. This film is basically a sexy spoof of "The Terminator" and "Sorority Boys" (although the latter movie was early 2000s). I was (pleasantly) surprised at how much skin was shown, and how erotic the spicy scenes were. DeCoteau's got a great eye for flesh, I'll give him that. All the ladies are lovely, but the real standout was Tamara Tohill as Samantha. Sadly, this was her only film.
You may have read rumors about Morgan Fairchild being upset with Charles Brand about this movie. If true, one possible reason is the scene where the guys are reprogramming the Lex 500. A prop nudie magazine is used, with her face pasted over the faces of the models. That one scene alone made this movie worth buying.
Some of the better dialogue:
Maggie (Michele Matheson): "Would you mind telling me why you're fixing him?" (the Lex 500, played by Don Dowe)
Naldo (Brian Bremer): "Well, Maggie, I'm reprogramming him to go after Swales." (Morgan Fairchild)
Maggie: "You mean, you're going to have him...terminate her?"
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Like I said, goofy sense of fun. Also terrific is Ian Abercrombie, best known as Mr. Pitt from the Seinfled TV series.
If you're looking for a short, "turn off your brain and enjoy" movie, look no further.