Red Head

A truly embarrassing script & dialogue (undoubtedly written by Joe Sarno himself) signals the condescending silliness of this erotic fantasy, coming near the end of his career when Sarno directed so many no-budget quickies. Trademarks of the crummiest of sets, transition scenes of the cast walking down the sidewalks of Queens, crappy music used over & over, plus ridiculous overacting are all present.

Rick Savage gets the Razzie award for his portrayal of a Lithuanian mad scientist (replete with thick phony accent) making fun of the cliches of old "Frankenstein" movies. He even does a little "Igor" the hunchback impression to boot.

He and fellow crazed scientists Heather Hunter, Siobhan Hunter and Robert Bullock are all driven sexually crazy by tiny Tami Monroe in the title role. She's supposedly the Swedish "daughter of the high priestess of the Moon", a descendant of the Vikings. Siobhan found her working in a Queens soda shop, and Savage zaps her with 10,000 volts to create a low-budget sex goddess who likes to walk around topless.

With no special effects budget, she manages to zap the cast into an erotic frenzy, enough to generate five lousy sex scenes. If Sarno thought this was going to turn out funny, he was wrong.