Shot in two weeks for under $80,000.
Actress J.J. Rogers said making the movie was a miserable experience. They spent all day running around the desert starting around 6:30am. She'd go from freezing in her fur bikini in the morning to sweating from the heat later in the day.
Director Dennis Devine wanted to shoot a scene where a stunt man catches on fire, but the budget was so tight the producer wouldn't approve the $100 to pay the stunt man.
Producers wanted a different lead actress, but director Dennis Devine fought to cast J.J. Rogers because he was so impressed with her ability to perform action scenes and play the role tongue in cheek, which suited the tone of the movie.