Firehouse (1987)

Some sexy women get out of Fire Fighter School and go for the jobs they trained for, but first they must survive their male counterparts teasing them.

Director:

J. Christian Ingvordsen

Writers:

J. Christian Ingvordsen, Steven Kaman,

Stars:

Gianna Ranaudo, Martha Peterson, Renee Raiford

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Gianna Ranaudo	...	Barrett Hopkins (as Gianna Rains)
Martha Peterson	...	Shannon Murphy
Renee Raiford	...	Violet Brown
Gideon Fountain	...	John Anderson
Peter Mackenzie	...	Dickson Willoughby
Joe Viviani	...	Lt. Wally
Jonathan Mandell	...	Timmy Ryan
Parnes Cartwright	...	Darnell Fibbs
Peter Onorati	...	Ron J. Sleek
Andy Ryan	...	Sid Finegold
Dog Thomas	...	The Extinguisher
Henry David Keeler	...	Warren Frump
Dick Biel	...	Ward Hopkins
Joanne Fox	...	June Hopkins
Maurice J. DeGennaro	...	Murray

Storyline

An evil businessman is secretly setting fires to the old buildings of a rundown neighborhood, while at the sametime three women rush out of fire school to become the new recruits that the fire station desperatly needs. But there the women are harassed and teased by their male counterparts. The fight back however they can (even with sex appeal), but must also put a stop to all the mysterious fires.

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Plot Keywords:

fire station | cult film | cult film | independent film

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Taglines:

When the fire's out...the heat is on

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Genres:

Comedy

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

2 July 1993 (Portugal)

Also Known As:

Casa de Fogo

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cinema Sciences Corporation, Shapiro-Glickenhaus Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

91 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Film debut of Julia Roberts.

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Connections

Featured in Mob War (1989)

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Soundtracks

"Messy Stuff"
Written and Performed by Steve Johnson and Jimmy Gardi

User Reviews

Fun party movie.

Reviewer: Debbie from The Beach.

First and for the record, Julia Roberts makes a small appearance in this film (made way, way, WAY before she became famous). You may not recognize her (apparently one reviewer hadn't) and she probably is quite happy with that. As for the film itself, I found it to be a wacky sexy farce in the tradition of Police Academy, Porky's and all those other films I wasn't allowed to see when I was in high school (but did). There is lots of nudity (and the bodies look great), but what's wrong with nudity as long as everyone is having fun? Lots of kids watch slasher films with an equal amount of nudity and I would rather have kids see this film. Saying it's for everyone is a stretch (this is a solid R-rated film), but if you're not a prude, not a feminist, and just like to have a good time, it is enjoyable to watch. A cult favorite on a lot of college campuses during "underwear only" parties if everyone has a water gun and uses it during the water hose scenes.