Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Shannon Tweed | ... | Lorna / Electra-Billy's stepmother | |
Joe Tabb | ... | Billy / Lorna's stepson (as Joe Tab) | |
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Sten Eirik | ... | Marcus / billionaire |
Katie Griffin | ... | Mary Anne / Billy's girlfriend | |
Lara Daans | ... | Karen | |
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Dyanne DiMarco | ... | Gina |
John Stoneham Sr. | ... | Howard / Mary Anne's father (as John Stoneham) | |
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Ed Sahely | ... | Bartholomew |
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Rob Wilson | ... | Roach Driver |
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Daniel Levinson | ... | Bug #1 |
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Louise Martin | ... | Ellen / Mary Anne's mother |
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Ronn Sarosiak | ... | Ron Thatcher |
Todd Schroeder | ... | Wiley | |
Danny Lima | ... | Matt | |
Tig Fong | ... | Muscleman |
The discovery of a miraculous serum capable of giving youth, health and superhuman powers arouses the interest of Marcus, a megalomaniac billionaire bound to a wheelchair. He sends his assassins to seize it. But the discovery is no longer in the laboratories. While the young man tries to escape with his girlfriend, the beautiful and mysterious Electra comes forward, determined in her turn to get the serum. And the fact that the beneficial effects are now transmissible only through sexual intercourse does not worry her.
This film is so bad, it's good. After all it's not in every film that we are treated to female henchmen dressed in kinky boots and PVC. One of them seems to get a real thrill out of beating up the hero. Seriously though, when you pick up a movie like this, you do not expect Citizen Kane and you shouldn't try to judge it in that way. Electra is a low budget erotic sci-fi action thriller, and on that level it excels. Shannon Tweed is outstanding (well two bits of her) as always, and the two female henchmen are memorable.
It's just a shame we were never treated to the promised sequel. Why is this fine movie not available on DVD?