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Brett Piper’s last flick, the giant (well, not giant, maybe ‘sorta big’) spiders VS. druggy strippers epic “Bite Me”, has become pretty much the high water mark for E.I./Shock-o-Rama cinema, an imprint usually content to just present one faux-lesbian tit mauling after another for an hour and a half. Which is not to say that “Bite Me” didn’t have plenty of that, but it had other stuff, too. Like spiders. So that was cool. This time around, Piper (who, let us not forget, also made the astounding Troma mess Nymphoid Barbarian in Dinosaur Hell) throws in every genre convention possible, fabricating an old-fashioned anthology flick with a wraparound story that cleverly mocks itself.
First up is Caitlin Ross (in tight jeans and belly shirt, natch) and her dopy boyfriend stuck in a junkyard fighting a gleefully retro-Sci Fi stop-motion pile of tin foil, Christmas lights, and random garbage from outer space. Fun in a dumb monster movie sorta way, with a screechy perf from the luscious Ross and a cool, loony, painstakingly animated UFO-creature. The second mini-movie is a more typical EI romp, with MILF-y Julian Wells and some monster brain running a school for wayward girls and, of course, exploiting them for their twisted sexual desires. Ok if you like endless girl-girl nipple rubbing. And the brain is pretty awesome. Oh, and let us not forget plucky, cupcake-breasted Misty and her zombie problem. Suffice to say, chainsaws are involved. A
bit jumbled, this one, which is bound to happen when you bundle a bunch of
disparate elements with nothing but Misty Mundae to glue them all
together, but there’s enough goofy humor, monsters, and bare-breasted
girls to keep things interesting. As usual, there’s plenty of extras,
including an illuminating Q&A with Caitlin Ross that reveals her to be
totally unlikable. Which is sexy.
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