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Debra Sweaney | ... | Susan Morris |
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Brian Oldfield | ... | Mongo |
Sean P. Donahue | ... | Terk | |
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Mike Donahue | ... | Frankie |
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Jerry Johnson | ... | Georgie |
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J. Brown | ... | Mr. Wilson |
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Roger Arildson | ... | Buck (as Roger Arildsen) |
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Michael Terranova | ... | Joey |
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Bob Frazier | ... | Jake |
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Paul Henri | ... | Apples |
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Sean McCarty | ... | Billy |
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Eversley Forte | ... | Benny |
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Steve Oscar Lee | ... | Chang (as Oscar Steve Lee) |
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Rick Slater | ... | Big J |
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Tony 'Satch' Williams | ... | Gasser |
Tromatic Super Heroine Susan Morris has to learn to fend for herself when she decides to escape from the urban jungle. While looking for a charming house in the country, she falls into the clutches of a band of brawny brutes - Mongo and his crew of corporate cretins. A once sweet working girl from the city, Susan is pushed to her limits and becomes a fearsome female warrior. She escapes imprisonment from the gang and, craving revenge, metamorphosizes into a heroic woodland creature. Armed with instruments of steel and skills derived from primitive survival instincts, she repels the evil onslaught. Macho Woman has arrived! Written by Shaithis <shaithis@rocketmail.com>
I saw this on cable. Someone had to lose their job for greenlighting this one for air. Just because a movie is made does not mean it has to be shown! Savage Instinct should be shown in ALL film classes. It is the perfect template for how to not make a movie. The editing alone is so jumbled you'll think it was assembled by a team of trained (poorly) monkeys, traveling across unpaved canyon road in the back of a jeep, blindfolded and drunk. The audio is often not legible. Acting? I can't call anything I saw here acting. Reciting? Hmmm. Can't call it that either. Failing? That works. All that being said...IT IS HILARIOUS! I cannot stress enough that there is not one redeemable factor in this "film" other than the hilarity derived from it's own incredible ineptness. Fun, in a strictly masochistic sort of way. Watch it...if you dare.