The chromatic superhero Susan Morris must learn to fend for herself when she decides to escape the urban jungle. While searching for a charming house in the countryside, he falls into the cl... Read allThe chromatic superhero Susan Morris must learn to fend for herself when she decides to escape the urban jungle. While searching for a charming house in the countryside, he falls into the clutches of a band of muscular brutes.The chromatic superhero Susan Morris must learn to fend for herself when she decides to escape the urban jungle. While searching for a charming house in the countryside, he falls into the clutches of a band of muscular brutes.
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- 1 nomination total
- Buck
- (as Roger Arildsen)
- Chang
- (as Oscar Steve Lee)
- Star
- (as Monica Mullen)
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But despite all of this, the movie is just incredibly entertaining. Every time you see a boom mic, or a stunt double that is clearly a forty year old man and not the female lead, your soul smiles a little bit inside.
I would say that this is a better bad movie than the Rocky Horror Picture Show. While RHPS kinda drags in the third act, this movie remains entertaining throughout.
Don't go in expecting a masterpiece or even competence and you're in for a good time.
A sweet young woman accidentally encounters a gang of thuggish drug dealers, falls in and out of their coarse and evil hands a few ties and is transformed overnight into a female killing machine.
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- TriviaOnly movie made by Brian Oldfield.
- GoofsAt the 1 hour 10 minute mark, boom mic operator clearly visible in frame when Susan (Macho Woman) is being led through some brush with a rope tied around her neck and pretends to faint.
- Quotes
[menaces Susan by breaking bricks with his forehead]
Chang: Black belt. Karate. Fifteen years.
[Susan kicks him with her spiked shoe]
Susan Morris: Ballet. Six months.
- Alternate versionsThe UK video version was cut by 51 secs by the BBFC to remove shots of a butterfly knife and to heavily edit scenes of women being assaulted.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Tromeo and Juliet (1996)