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Not to put too fine a point on it, but Virtual Encounters is basically a porno film without the penetration shots.It certainly shares the threadbare script and the threadbare costuming of its triple-X relations. The involving, complex plot consists of an all-business woman visiting a virtual reality service and watching young actors and actresses play a game that was never included on those old Atari Pong cartridges.Probably too many lesbian scenes to qualify as a couple's film but all scenes shot with quality and some eroticism.All disrobe-ees are attractive but look too vacuous and dim to properly work a cash register or count change, so they had to pick up work somewhere, which is why they are here.Look to be heartily annoyed by repetition of main businesswoman taking off her headset and pronouncing, "It was like I was right there in the room with them!"We noticed.--Keith Simanton ... Read more

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Average Surrender Cinema Movie
As my second Surrender Cinema flick I was looking forward to seeing Virtual Encounters. Not only do I love Elizabeth Cayton (Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity) but I had just seen The Exotic House Of Wax by Surrender Cinema, and aside from it being an outright soft core porno, it had an interesting storyline between the sex as well.

Not so with Virtual Encounters. While it was nice to see the expected sex scenes aplenty in this movie, there was no story whatsoever.

Kaitan hooks herself up to the Virtual Reality machine and it shows her all types of sexual pleasures. They try and develop Kaitan's character as a shy woman who isn't comfortable with her sexuality. As a result, her relationship is suffering. Her boyfriend gives her the gift of Virtual Reality and she loves it.

A so-so movie I would watch the Exotic House Of Wax instead.

Not because of the plot
Not much of a plot to this movie, but who buys these types of movies for the plot anyway? I have the Director's Cut, Unrated version, not the R-Rated version. It is one of the best erotic films out there today, and definitely the best from Surrender Cinema. All the women, except for one, are very hot and sexy!! If you really like blondes or ... women or both, such as me, then you'll love one scene in particular called Oriental Massage involving two drop-dead gorgeous girls. The [woman] is an incredibly sexy Tricia Yen, and the blonde is the queen of softcore herself Jacqueline Lovelle. These two get together for a very hot scene that would captivate any guy. For guys who love petite blondes, there are 2 other scenes that you should especially love. If you understand what type of movie you're buying and you get the unrated version, there's no way you can be disappointed.

Virtually...
Why do we need the canned music for each sex scene? These type of movies are so much more erotic with some actual noise from the participants. Also, some of the boobs in this movie are monstruously unappealing. They are sooo fake it is such a turn off. Give me some perky 'A' cups over huge fake 'D' cups anyday.

I'll give this movie two stars, because some of the scenes had potential...

Another winner from Surrender Cinema.
One of Surrender's good, early efforts. This is from the same director as Femalien and the two films are pretty comparable in quality. There are several sex scenes all tied around the concept of the main character's trip to a "virtual reality" studio. If the technology shown really existed, the company's profits would exceed those of GM, IBM, Coca Cola and Exxon-Mobil combined. :)

A couple of real highlights in the film were the strip club scene and the wet lesbian/three way. But all of the scenes were good.

Given the low price and high quality of the video, this is an easy recommendation.

Plenty of virtual encounters in this one
It is becoming pretty clear to me that Surrender Cinema is ahead of the game compared to other purveyors of erotic (all right-soft porn) movies. Virtual Encounters is an impressive effort. The look and sound of the movie are excellent, way beyond that of your typical naughty movie. The plot holds together, the acting is pretty good overall, and the players in the arena are generally pretty attractive. Amy (Elizabeth Kaitan) is a take-control kind of woman who is apparently somewhat reluctant to shift into intimacy overdrive with her boyfriend. He kindly gives her a deluxe pass to Virtual Encounters for her birthday. There she meets the disembodied, smooth-talking Rob, who guides her through a number of virtual reality sessions designed to help her discover her hidden desires and activate the wild gene that has been lying dormant inside her for too long. She starts slowly, simply observing, but eventually she becomes a participant in the sexual escapades revealed to her, taking on a number of different forms (including that of a man) in the course of the experience. The plot works pretty well because the moviemakers don't spend a whole lot of time worrying about it, preferring to simply jump from one virtual reality session to another fairly quickly. Things start slowing down a little bit midway through the film, but the last few scenes pick up the pace significantly. It goes without saying that Virtual Encounters is definitely for adults only. This is the kind of movie that will make an erotic movie fan out of anyone who sees it; basically, there's something here for just about everyone. ... Read more

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A philosophical quandary: when we truly get a glimpse behind the mask, do we like what we see? This eternal question is directly addressed in chapter 7 of the famed Friday the 13th gross-out series. Here, indestructible killing machine Jason meets his match in the form of a telekinetic teenage girl. Yes, it's "Carrie Goes Camping," although the young lady with special powers might have picked a better vacation spot than Crystal Lake, which has an awful track record for young blondes in tight jeans. This installment is exactly no better or worse than the previous Jason-o-ramas, with the added bonus of a climax in which the imperturbable Mr. Voorhees actually duels someone with supernatural gifts to rival his own. Yes, he does lose his hockey mask (the heroine mind-wills it to pop off), and the results ain't pretty--but then, neither is the Friday the 13th franchise. --Robert Horton ... Read more

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It should have stopped at "The Final Chapter"
Being the FT13th enthusiast that I am, I can tell a load of crap when I'm faced with it. I give props to Kane Hodder for bringing new depth and dimension as well as undeniable character to Jason, who after being previously portrayed by mediocre actors, just did not have the scariness that he did when he emerged from the water to drag Alice down to his "resting" place at the end of the original. The storyline reeked. The whole idea of "Carrie vs. Jason" holds about as much water as the long awaited, in the making, yet totally impossible "Jason vs. Freddy". Thanks Kane for your effort, but more effort should have been put into the overall story.

not as good as 2, 4, or 6 but still a slash fest
i think the makers of the friday franchise wanted to shine some life into the series when they made this one. im willing to bet that the new jason, kane hodder, had a hand in this. friday part 7 is about a girl with telekinetic powers who accidentally brings jason back to live from his watery grave. jason goes on another spree as she see the deaths before they happen, trying to stop jason once and for all. once again plenty of deaths, plenty of sex and nudity, and plenty of jason. with the mask on jason probobly looks his best ever with his ribcage showing, chains hanging on him, and the mutilation of his other adventures. but once his mask comes off, he doesnt even look human anymore. this helped the movie get 4 instead of 5 stars. in the first few fridays jason looked like a deformed human-very scary. now he looks like a monster from a cartoon or something-not to scary but fun nonetheless. get this movie for more voorhees antics!!

One of the best Friday the 13ths
"Friday the 13th Part 7 - The New Blood" is definitely one of the top 3 movies of the series if you ask me. Years ago, a young Tina got mad at her father and wished that he was dead after he hit her mom. Somehow, that brought Jason back to life and he killed her father. Now Tina is a teenager and she has telekinetic powers, and she's hurt over her dad being dead. She can see things before they happen and she can move and control objects by concentrating on them. She has to deal with a not so trustworthy doctor who tricks her and doesn't seem to believe her story about Jason. Tina must find a way to use her special powers to overcome Jason Voorhees before he kills everybody around the area of Crystal Lake, including herself.

"Friday the 13th Part 7 - The New Blood" is great because it is real interesting from the start, and it has great acting. In this sequel, Jason Voorhees is more relentless as a killer than he has been in the past 6 movies. It just seems he won't give up and that nothing will kill him, and that's another thing that really makes this movie stand out from the previous 6 movies in the series. If you like the other Friday the 13th movies, or great slash'em up horror flicks, I definitely recommend getting this one.

Wow! Telekinetic Vs. Jason - I never thought of that !
All the other reviews already told you what this great flick is about.It's one of the best in the series.The killings are great,although there aren't many gory scenes(I do love them),and KANE HODDER is and will always be JASON.The special effects are a must,after all they're Mr. Buechler's specialty.The make-up team really did an outstanding job,and the story is excellent.I have to admit that some parts may look silly,but are undoubtedly entertaining.There a couple of great jokes (wait till you see a gift someone was going to get on his birthday - I am not going to spoil the surprise).Tina is a great character and cute heroine,Jason here is mean to the bone (we can see most of them!)and besides there are some cute babes,some sex,great stunts.This movie is great fun and deserves to be watched by real horror movies addicts and Jason fans.

The best in the series!
I love this movie, it's just magnificent. Kane Hodder bring Jason to a new level. But what if it could be uncut. At each killing, I can see that it has been cut. We can just hope that they release an uncut version on DVD. But back to the movie, Tina is an extrodinary girl, who can movie things and make things happen with her mind. Dr.Crews wants to use her as an experiment, but...that's not a good idea. What are they gonna do when Jason's coming for them. The killings are great, miss the gore... but this has to be the most creative killings ever in Friday The 13th movie. I love it! ... Read more

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A pair of bikini-clad babes escape from a deep-space prison ship and crash-land on a remote jungle planet. They're greeted by a pair of bickering robots, two other stranded travelers, and a flamboyant hunter who'sgrown bored of wild animals and prefers to pick off his guests in nightly adventures. "You've got spirit. This will be fun," he says, smiling wickedlywhile sizing up his latest prey. While the film is never quite as campy as its title would suggest, this trashy remake of The Most Dangerous Game delivers on everything else: studio-bound jungle chases through mist-shroudedsets, B-movie starlets in skimpy outfits, medieval castles in the technologically advanced future, and the obligatory succession of topless scenes. Shakespeare this ain't, and frankly writer-director-producer Ken Dixon can't summon the barest hint of style to enliven the usual clichés, but the comic bluntness serves its purpose, and Dixon does deliver striking sets and a few slick special effects that belie his meager budget. Cindy Beal and Elizabeth Kaitan play the bodacious fugitives, and kittenish cult actress Brinke Stevens costars as a previously grounded babe in reserve. --Sean Axmaker ... Read more

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Slave Girls A Great Fun Flick!
Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity is a must for all low budget movie fans. It blatantly exploits the 'Most Dangerous Game' script and embellishes on it by having cast Brinke Stevens and Elizabeth Cayton (otherwise known as Elizabeth Kaitan) in it.

Two beautiful slaves escape a slave spaceship and crash land on a planet. On it they meet up with a crazy lunatic who likes to hunt people.

Basically from then on in it's a hide and chase movie with plenty of laserblasts from phaser type weapons and tough fights with skimpy-clad women.

One of my favorites.

Slave Girls A Great Fun Flick!
Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity is a must for all low budget movie fans. It blatantly exploits the 'Most Dangerous Game' script and embellishes on it by having cast Brinke Stevens and Elizabeth Cayton (otherwise known as Elizabeth Kaitan) in it.

Two beautiful slaves escape a slave spaceship and crash land on a planet. On it they meet up with a crazy lunatic who likes to hunt people.

Basically from then on in it's a hide and chase movie with plenty of laserblasts from phaser type weapons and tough fights with skimpy-clad women.

One of my favorites.

Silly
A title like "Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity" is sure to strike absolute terror into the hearts of even the most stalwart B movie fans. Here's a film that sounds like an offbeat 1950's atomic age UFO cheesefest, one of those obnoxiously cheap pictures featuring pie pans on strings bouncing against a poster of the sky as overweight stage hands wearing zipper showing costumes lurch and stumble around in the foreground. Well, before you can say "take me to your leader," let me tell you that "Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity" is not an offbeat 1950's atomic age UFO cheesefest featuring pie pans on strings bouncing against a poster of the sky as overweight stage hands wearing zipper showing costumes lurch and stumble around in the foreground. Nope, it's got nothing to do with the 1950s or atomic age UFO scares. Instead, it's an 80's version of "The Most Dangerous Game." In "Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity," you see several scantily clad women with huge hair stumbling around a jungle as some guy hunts them down for sport. Sounds great, doesn't it? Not really. In fact, it's quite boring even for fans of this junk. The movie has such a high cheese level that I needed a cholesterol test after watching it.

Two prisoners, Daria (Elizabeth Kaitan) and Tisa (Cindy Beal), find themselves in quite a predicament. Locked away in a cage on a transport barge, the two must discover some way to escape before the overlords of the ship sell them into slavery. One of the girls figures out how to break their chains-must have studied physics in high school-and the two overpower their guards and escape in a smaller spaceship. Adrift in deep space, Daria and Tisa worry whether they will ever find a civilized planet on which to land. Just when the situation looks bleak, the ship picks up a signal from a nearby planet. The ship crash-lands on the planet and the two are briefly separated. They reunite at a medieval looking castle in the middle of a jungle owned by a man named Zed (Don Scribner). This guy, who has two robot helpers, already plays host for two other crash survivors-Shela (Brinke Stevens) and Rik (Carl Horner). Daria and Tisa soon learn that Zed is a little odd, that he likes to spend his time playing weird holographic musical instruments, hosting lavish dinners, and hunting. Especially hunting. Zed's huge basement is loaded with trophies celebrating his excursions into the jungle.

Our heroines soon discover that Zed likes to hunt humans instead of animals. He draws wayfarers to the planet only so he can turn them loose in the jungle and, using his robots as hounds, flush them into the open to finish them off. Daria and Tisa, along with Rik and Shela, will soon form the next contingent for a new hunting expedition. In the meantime, the girls discover what Zed is up to and attempt to escape. No good. Zed is determined to hunt, so after recapturing the cuties he cuts them loose with a few weapons and instructions about how to play the game. It's to the credit of our heroines that they aren't willing to just lie down and accept their fate. They truly fight to stay alive despite the traps, the slanted odds of the game, and the dangerous wildlife in the jungle. There's the noble sacrifice, the discovery of a strange alien structure, and the usual table turning moment. You can probably guess how this one ends. If not, you ought to. So many other films have ripped this idea off that you have definitely seen some version of the story at some point in your life.

I incorrectly labeled "Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity" as a B movie, and it is, but I should make a distinction between the special effects (certainly B budget) and the acting, dialogue, and pacing. The latter is pure Z grade schlock, with the characters tossing off brain deadening dialogue and one-liners even as they prance around in bikinis and lingerie. Where did they get these clothes, anyway? Zed lives in a huge castle with everything he could want. Couldn't he at least have the decency to find a pair of pants for these gals? Actually, the skimpy outfits make the film somewhat impressive. How much cooler is it for a couple of woman to stand up to two robots and a heavily armed man in a bikini than wearing shirts, pants, and shoes? Anyway, the pacing of the film positively drags even though the movie only runs for seventy some minutes. The acting, too, is the pits. It's a sad commentary on the state of cinema when you watch a movie like this one and recognize that the robots turned in the best performances. Still, discerning viewers can distill a few interesting things about the future by watching the movie. For example, at some point when spaceships exist, the fashion trends and hairstyles of the 1980's will make a comeback. I kept expecting that guy from A Flock of Seagulls to step out of the shadows like some bizarrely coiffed Rod Serling clone, telling us the movie an illusion.

Extras on the DVD version, if memory serves me correctly, consisted of several trailers for cheese classics like "The Creepozoids." I can't really recommend this film to anyone. It's too corny for science fiction fans, too non-horror for the horror crowd, and too foolhardy for lovers of tongue in cheek comedy. Even viewers looking for girls walking around in next to nothing might be disappointed. The image of beauty has obviously changed quite a bit between 1987 and now. These girls will probably do nothing to raise the pulse of today's young male audiences. Give it a shot if you just have to see it. Others, stay light years away.

Average Buxom Slave Warrior in Outer Space Camp Fare
This is nothing more than 'The Most Dangerous Game' meets the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders on the set of 'Space 1999'. I expected high camp value out of a film with a title like this, and there is a degree of campiness present, but overall it is bland. The 'outer space' dialogue is often hilarious, and the acting itself is wooden and unsubtle, just like you would expect.

This is almost literally an exact remake of 'The Most Dangerous Game', with a few added mutants and bickering androids for good measure. There is actually not much nudity, and what little bit there is not what you would call titillating. This should have been a more upbeat, fun camp classic, but it tried to be too many things. Notably the director attempts to make it genuinely scary and suspenseful during the hunting scenes, but given the silly nature of the material they are working with, the end product never seems to quite click as a movie.

I have seen funny and campy sci-fi, which I like, and I have seen scary sci-fi, which I also like. Unfortunately this movie presses a little too hard to be both, and it comes up a bit short in the end.

Aaaaaarrrrrrrrrghhhhhhhh!
If you are a student of film and you've been searching frantically for the worst script ever written, then I have good news for you! How, you might ask, could such a script get past even a first review? How could a script of this quality get past a second review? How could such a dismal screenplay get turned into a movie?

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While the best thing about this flick is its title, there're plenty of laughs along the way as two go-go dancers framed for murder take it on the lam.They complete their trio when the law catches up with them at a diner and they take the waitress hostage, allowing a cowboy patron to drawl, as if it were the worst thing that could happen in the world, "Oh, no!A Bimbo with a gun!"This is the kind of exploitation picture where you'd be very disappointed if someone didn't get a chance to say, "Okay, put your hands on the car and spread 'em!"And spread 'em they do, after a fashion. All the way to their sanctuary of sorts in Jalapeno, Mexico.A sequel is promised in the final moments of the pic: Bimbo Barbecue. --Jim Gay ... Read more

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Adventures of an Intergalactic Garbage Man
I was under the assumption that this movie would be more campy and fun than it actually is. It is really pretty boring, and has more nudity than I expected or desired. The film concerns the crash landing of a 'hunky' astronaut (Troy Vincent), who is an intergalactic garbage man, on the planet of Puckerbush Gulch (subtle, no?) inhabited, of course, by nothing but women. Of course, they generally harass him, and eventually the sheriff and mayor battle it out for him in what has to be THE stupidest duel in history, but he eventually falls for the beautiful barmaid, Lily (Betsy Lynn George) thwarting the evil civic leaders.

There are many low points in this monstrosity, but I will only mention three: he is unable to communicate with Earth because his 'transgalactic communicator' has a broken 'positronic spacely sprocket' (which makes me wonder if Hanna-Barbera could sue); he dances to disco music in the bar, which filled me with revulsion; and he puts on several changes of clothes in an attempt to get the right look (just think flamenco dancer here and you can see why this is much worse than it sounds.)

This movie utterly fails on so many levels that I can't list them all. It can't decide what it wants to be, and as a result, is really just a mess. I gave it two stars for having the lovely Betsy Lynn George (according to the internet she is now a gymnastics teacher) in the cast; otherwise it is a waste of time.

No "high art" here!
OK, it's another bad B movie, but, once in a while one comes upon something of value in this murky genre. The acting here is better than in most of these films, and, of course, we die-hard fans of Elizabeth Kaitan will tolerate almost any unfortunate role choice that she makes, in deference to her art. After all, ya gotta eat.

A disappointment even with low expectations.
I originally got into B-movie Sci-Fi because of Torchlight Entertainment. When one watches one of these films, one does not expect high art. One expects a certain amount of amusing camp or perhaps interesting "adult" entertainment. That said, two of the films by Torchlight, "Beach Babes from Beyond" and "Test Tube Teens from the Year 2000" (aka "The Virgin Hunters") delivered in spades. I went on to discover other films in the genre that while not contenders for an Academy Award, did provide some level of amusement. One might suggest "Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity" or even "Beach Babes 2: Cave Girl Island". When I ordered Petticoat Planet, I expected the same. I was disappointed.

Even with low expectations, the plot of this film is just insulting. An astronaut crash lands on a planet inhabited solely by women who live in an old west cowboy society. Being the only man on the planet, he is immediately thrust into a slew of sexual scenarios.

The film fails however on the two levels that one might expect it to succeed along. The story is not engaging. The situations simply are not funny. The astronaut simply encounters woman after woman who are interested in exploring sex with him. The entire thing is not only predictable (as these films tend to be) but also simply does not give the viewer any reason to care or even be amused.

If one is interested in watching a film for the "adult" entertainment value, then one could certainly choose better. If erotica is your thing, you could find any number of films where the eroticism is treated much more carefully. The "sex" in this film generally consists of Captain Rogers (the man) being alone with one of the cowgirls and her being unable to resist him and so she performs a strip tease for him. However, the dancing is always uninspired, and the viewer will quickly become bored with it (in fact, the captain himself becoems bored with the situation and tries to find true love). After the dance, Rogers is so turned on that presumedly he decides to have sex with each of the women, however one cannot know for sure because the scenes always end at this point and we segue into another situation where some other woman will attempt to seduce him in essentially the same scenario.

Whether you are looking for camp or for eroticism, you can easily find other films that will serve your purposes better.

The film is not insulting or disturbing or in any other way deserving a truly negative comment. But because of its total and utter pointlessness, I must give it my lowest possible recommendation.

An OK B-Movie
This is movie starts with our "hero" crash landing on a planet populated only by women. It seems that the men were all so stupid that they all died in a mining accident. The women now run things and the one and only city on this planet is like the old west. Needless to say, plot is non-existant. Women are decent looking though, and nudity is fairly frequent. If you're looking for a few minor laughs and some good looking women taking their clothes off and wondering what the old west was like without men, than this is the video for you. The 3 Stars are strictly for the women. ... Read more

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Murder is the name of the game. Two rival "families" are at war for control of the lucrative prostitution and drug trade, killing anyone in their way. When an innocent young woman is murdered by one of the "families," her boyfriend comes looking for answers. With the help of a beautiful prostitute, he discovers the truth and sets out on a path of revenge... Denise Crosby, Franco Columbo, Van Quattro, Rena Niehaus, Traci Lords, Elizabeth Kaitan ... Read more

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not too bad
An enjoyable, not-too-bad crime & action B-movie in a very Italian setting.
My only criticism concerns 'Desperate crimes' being presented as a Traci Lords vehicle. That's a fake I think, because Traci's part is small and non-substantial here. Playing a heroine addict doesn't suit her either, for she's too beautiful. ... Read more

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A good cop sent to jail, plunged into a nightmare world where there are no rules, and all he can trust are his own two fists. Framed and convicted for a murder he didn't commit, Police Detective Ron Taylor has just entered hell, a prison controlled by a brutal crime lord who has Taylor's partner as the next target in a bloodthirsty quest for power. It's up to Taylor to stage a daring jail break and hunt Garrett down to clear his name and take the vicious madman out of action in a final confrontation only one man will walk away from. ... Read more

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Nearly destroyed by violent earthquakes and germ warfare, society struggles on, ruled by a ruthless paramilitary government that suppresses all free thought to maintain its stranglehold of power. Few are brave enough to stand up to these vicious dictators until a freedom fighter and a mysterious stranger join forces for a battle that may be mankind's last hope. Bone-jarring action and star-crossed romance fuel this high-tension adventure where two worlds meet and the future will be decided by the strongest. ... Read more

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Sorry, Elizabeth, but this is a very bad film!
Bad direction and bad acting, but most of all, bad writing! The only possible redemption for this atrocity is our own special favorite, Elizabeth Kaitan, for whom some of us would enter the Gates of Hell. This is certainly the dumbest role that I have seen her undertake, but she does it with agility, grace, and an uncommon natural ability. Don't get me wrong---this was obviously a very quick study for her, an ill-prepared alien in a parallel universe. She probably spent several hours studying the "script."

You need to be an Elizabeth Kaitan fanatic to endure this absurdity!

Get your Lynch fix here.
It's a shame that Richard Lynch so often plays a ruthless killer - but he does it so damn good !. And he's especially nasty in this low-budget production. -I haven't seen him this cruel since "Invasion U.S.A.". There's not much of a story, but who cares; if you're a Lynch fan you'll want it no matter what, ofcourse. It's a crazy price, hopefully it'll go down soon. ... Read more

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When simple revenge is not enough! Julie, a sweet blonde co-ed, is raped by a pair of rich kids, Paul and Carl, one night in the school auditorium. To keep her quiet, the rapists threaten to tell her boyfriend about her past affair with her drama professor (Russ Tamblyn). Finally, at the advice of her best girl friend, Julie goes to see a medium--a woman who's a specialist in demonology. Thus begins Julie's introduction to the mysterious world of the occult as The Necromancer. ... Read more

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Cheesy
Expected more from this flick by reading reviews. Couldn't find a place to rent it so I bought it, I was beat out of 10 bucks. You won't miss a thing.

Way too slow and cheesy
I just recently watched this film and found it very boring and extremely fake. The acting was basically non-existent and it seems that every bloke in this film is only out to get into the lead ladies pants. The only appealing feature of this film was the nude scenes.

Distasteful and ultimately gratifying.
The opening rape scene was particularly distasteful but really gets the viewer primed for the ultimate revenge by the Necromancer (Lois Masten). One of Elizabeth Kaitan's, (aka Cayton), less nude-filled roles. Filmed on the Pepperdine campus in Malibu this movie is a must see if you like horror flicks.

Good movie
This is a very good movie. I like it. The script is good. In this movie, Elizabeth Kaitan (Cayton) is wonderful. If you like B movie, this movie is perfect for you. END ... Read more