http://gurlz-to-wank-by.blogspot.com/2007/10/angel-boris-new.html

Enjoy :O)

As an adult, I have – on occassion – taken in a film that Joe Bob Briggs has reviewed, too. Assault Of the Killer Bimbos, Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity, and Cannibal Women Of The Avocado Jungle are only naming a few. I also remember early cable television films which paraded a bunch of low end sci-fi films. Yet, I thought of the actors and actresses in these films were not taken seriously in Hollywood. Their presense in a film was like that of a expectation barometer. Adrianne Barbeau, Barbara Hershey (The Entity), Natashja Kinski, and their male counterparts were all just signs that you shouldn’t have high expectations for the films.

I didn’t know about Angel Boris until I saw this film. She is very attractive, no doubt, but having to wade through two hours of seriously poor acting for 45 seconds of partial nudity is lame. It reminds me of those Emmanuelle films on cable. They were racy, suggestive, and packed full of flirting and innuendo. They didn’t even bother with plot. This doesn’t even get into the Hollywood Hottubs and all those other jiggle movies that saturated late night cable.

I would agree that it is a specialty niche. Much like cult films, what might not be a widely accepted film in its popularity; it might get a second breath of life with a specific demograph of movie fans. Rocky Horror Picture Show’s popularity completely escapes me, although that has a limited but solid fan base. I will, perhaps, take another look at such films with a new eye.

Thanks for the insight!

No one else gets naked as far as I can remember, and nothing else happens.

I am not officially recommending the movie. It is the kind of movie that you can flip channels around to see what else is on, and not really miss that much of the story.