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1988·Science Fiction·1h 24m
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Wolfgang is traveling in outer space when a monster, which he sees as a beautiful woman, appears in his spaceship and makes love with him. Then the ship is forced to land on a planet which is a penal colony. Here he meets Miranda who falls in love with him. A group of prisoners uses him and his spaceship to fly away from the planet. But the monster which is by now inside Wolfgang arouses and only Miranda's love can save him.
Directed by Jay Kamen
love
space
succubus
virus

Cast

Rex Smith
Rex Smith
Wolfgang Shadduck
Lisa Langlois
Lisa Langlois
Miranda
Patrick Macnee
Patrick Macnee
Father Christopher
Christopher Neame
Christopher Neame
Calihan
Michael Hennessy
Michael Hennessy
Stephens
Cec Verrell
Cec Verrell
Antonia
Ann Margaret Hughes
Ann Margaret Hughes
Myra
Donald Hodson
Donald Hodson
Kane
Loredana Romito
Loredana Romito
Bonnie
Benito Stefanelli
Benito Stefanelli
Vapes
Pamela Prati
Pamela Prati
Succubus

Crew

Sergio Salvati
Sergio Salvati
Director of Photography
Charles Band
Charles Band
Executive Producer

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Back sores weeping through your shirt, dog.

This is a weird one. Star Wars and Alien set dressing on a titty flick masquerading as an STD parable. Gratuitous to the point that there is a flashback to a shot of boobs, but there’s a ton of googly eyes made between the two leads and weird Christian stuff. Like, space priest says they can’t leave the prison planet and risk spreading the alien VD but then he says it’ll get him too…
Back sores weeping through your shirt, dog.

This is a weird one. Star Wars and Alien set dressing on a titty flick masquerading as an STD parable. Gratuitous to the point that there is a flashback to a shot of boobs, but there’s a ton of googly eyes made between the two leads and weird Christian stuff. Like, space priest says they can’t leave the prison planet and risk spreading the alien VD but then he says it’ll get him too…
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