An astronaut gets abducted by a radical group of environmental terrorists. It's up to a group of female mercenaries led by the insanely foxy Ilona (almighty B-movie goddess Sybil Danning in fine two-fisted form) to save the day.
Man, is this one really silly, but still enjoyable flick: The ham-fisted (mis)direction, extremely inane story, chintzy (not so) special effects, ineptly staged action scenes, the furiously pumpin' score, a groovy 80's rock theme song, and an amusing sense of campy humor all give this honey a certain loveably tacky charm. The familiar cast of Eurosleaze cinema faces helps a lot: Jack Taylor as the laid-back Frank Bramble, Antonio Mayans as the flamboyantly evil General Carlos, and Karin Schubert as the feisty Barbara. Alas, there's no nudity, but the gals all look nice in their bikinis and Sybil seriously rocks her gnarly leather outfit. A schlocky hoot.
Man, is this one really silly, but still enjoyable flick: The ham-fisted (mis)direction, extremely inane story, chintzy (not so) special effects, ineptly staged action scenes, the furiously pumpin' score, a groovy 80's rock theme song, and an amusing sense of campy humor all give this honey a certain loveably tacky charm. The familiar cast of Eurosleaze cinema faces helps a lot: Jack Taylor as the laid-back Frank Bramble, Antonio Mayans as the flamboyantly evil General Carlos, and Karin Schubert as the feisty Barbara. Alas, there's no nudity, but the gals all look nice in their bikinis and Sybil seriously rocks her gnarly leather outfit. A schlocky hoot.