Mysterious Island of Beautiful Women

TV Movie
1979
1h 36m

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Rosalind Chao, Deborah Shelton, Jaime Lyn Bauer, Susie Coelho, Steven Keats, and Jayne Kennedy in Mysterious Island of Beautiful Women (1979)

Some men in a plane land on an uncharted island. They discover that it's inhabited by women. Women who don't trust men. They try to get them to help them.Some men in a plane land on an uncharted island. They discover that it's inhabited by women. Women who don't trust men. They try to get them to help them.Some men in a plane land on an uncharted island. They discover that it's inhabited by women. Women who don't trust men. They try to get them to help them.

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Trivia
Joseph Pevney's final film.

Goofs
The men want to find the fuel from the previous plane; however, gasoline only lasts three to six months in storage, and they know the previous plane landed or crashed years ago.

Quotes
Mike Stapleton: It's strange. It's... it's like they're all children. You know... like they reached a certain age, and then they just stopped growing up. The names... Snow... Flower? It's like they were named by a child.
Gordon Duvall: Maybe one did. I haven't seen an older person around.
Mike Stapleton: There's one.
Gordon Duvall: Who?
Mike Stapleton: Snow mentioned her sister. She says her sister brought her here, and lives in her own house.

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"Those Women Are Mean!"...

Blown off course during a storm, a plane-load of big, hairy men (including Clint "Killdozer" Walker, and Peter Lawford) lands on the MYSTERIOUS ISLAND OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN (including: Jayne Kennedy, Rosalind Chao, and Deborah Shelton!).

Said females are a semi-savage group of supermodel cultists, led by the goggle-eyed zealot, Lizabeth (Jaime Lyn Bauer). What terrible secret are they hiding? Why do they fear males so much? Who, on this uncharted island, keeps their hair and makeup looking perfect?

MIOBW is a blissfully absurd, made-for-TV movie from a time when such productions seemed "edgy". Harmless and utterly enjoyable from beginning to end...