A man crash lands on a Western themed planet inhabited by beautiful women.A man crash lands on a Western themed planet inhabited by beautiful women.A man crash lands on a Western themed planet inhabited by beautiful women.
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- TriviaIn one scene, a building is shown with a sign that reads "Masseuse: Ellen Cabot." Ellen Cabot is a pseudonym of the film's director, David DeCoteau, who directed the film using said name. He told Draculina magazine that Ellen Cabot was an old girlfriend from high school who he had a real bad break up with his senior year. He said she was a screaming bitch. So whenever DeCoteau made what he feels is a very bad movie, he used her name instead of his in the credits. However, he later retracted this by claiming that he merely made the pseudonym up to cover up his homosexuality.
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Delia Westwood: I have nothing against men. I think every woman should own one.
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Composed by Simon Stokes, Mark Heffernan & Wayne Joness
Performed by Suze & the Bush Pilots
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A perfect opportunity wasted.
On a dusty frontier planet occupied only by women, a male space traveller crashlands, causing the population to go nuts with the lady sheriff and her "lover" (see below for clarification), the town mayor, fighting over him.
In this film, the characters just dance around a lot in skimpy attire while someone plays the electric guitar in the background. For example, the inevitable lesbian scene (which had the potential to be great) ends up with the two main female characters (one of whom is Leslie Kay Sterling, who now stars on "As the World Turns" and would probably like to forget she ever did this) just rubbing up against each other, never even taking off their lingerie.
Just skip it.
In this film, the characters just dance around a lot in skimpy attire while someone plays the electric guitar in the background. For example, the inevitable lesbian scene (which had the potential to be great) ends up with the two main female characters (one of whom is Leslie Kay Sterling, who now stars on "As the World Turns" and would probably like to forget she ever did this) just rubbing up against each other, never even taking off their lingerie.
Just skip it.
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- Apr 25, 1999
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