Ultra Flesh

1980
(Banned)
1h 28m

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An alien comes to Earth to save the planet by curing its men of impotence.An alien comes to Earth to save the planet by curing its men of impotence.An alien comes to Earth to save the planet by curing its men of impotence.

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5.3/10

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Seka

Ultra Flesh

Jamie Gillis

Sugarman

Tyler Reynolds

President
(as Ty Horn)

John Leslie

Intergalactic Lover

Luis De Jesus

Midget 1
(as Mr. Short Stud)

Georgie Vegas

Midget 2

Lisa De Leeuw

Dr. Wiesenall
(as Lisa Deleuw)

John Seeman

Presidential Aid
(as John Semen)

Clyde Wilcox

Green Man

Doug Lear

Gorilla

Ken Conard

Black Monster

Ken Yontz

Big Mack
(as Ken Milo)

Misha Boyko

Russian Aid

Angel Cash

First Lady
(as Nancy Racetor)

Sanyen Sunny

Chinese Leader

Sergei Novotny

Russian Leader

Sonny

Intergalactic Leader

Buddy Owen

Red Man

Director
- Svetlana Mischoff
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Trivia
Film debut of Pamela Bowman. NOTE: She would have a significant career playing sexy women throughout the 1980s in TV shows like Newhart (1982) and Pulmuset (1987), along with feature-film roles. Credited as Pam Bowman, she appears here as the Fleshette with the ponytail and red leotard who the camera zooms in on after the President looks out his window.

Goofs
John Seeman and Misha Boyko are credited as "Presidential Aid" and "Russian Aid" respectively. In each case, the word "Aid" should have been spelled "Aide."

Quotes
[first title card]
Title card/crawl: Back in the 1990's a crisis hit the world... of such proportions, that every country on Earth was in danger of being annihilated. At first the conflict between the United States, Russia and China was inevitable. The populations of all countries were being decimated; and the culprit? No one seemed to know. It wasn't famine or disease, and it wasn't war.

Connections
Edited into Wine Me, Dine Me, 69 Me (1983)

Soundtracks
The Battle Hymn of the Republic
(uncredited)
Music by William Steffe and lyrics by Julia Ward Howe

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8/10

Super Campy Classic!

If you like campy adult movies that are genuinely funny, this one is for you. It was made during a time when adult movies were shot on 35mm film for exhibition at adult movie theatres and drive-ins during their winter season. It's about a galactic babe (Seka) who comes the earth to battle the evil Sugarman who has made all the males on earth impotent. Ultra Flesh & her Fleshettes bend over backwards to assure the earth is saved from such an evil force. Genuinely funny with some corny acting thrown in, make this a definite classic of adult cinema.

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