Sometime in the distant future, a fledgling band gets an opportunity for a breakthrough, if they can make it in time to a faraway planet to perform in a very popular club.
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Cast
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| Dru-Anne Perry | ... | Judy Jetson / Ace Lucas | |
| Gina Calabrese | ... | Bree Syn | |
| Linda Kerridge | ... | Wynzi Krodo | |
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Shayne Farris | ... | Mandaa Uueu / Dead Mandaa |
| Anthony Kentz | ... | Matty Asher / Dead Matty (as Tony Kientiz) | |
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Christian Andrews | ... | Milo - the Venusian Beast (as Chris Andrews) |
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Mary-Anne Graves | ... | Maxine Mortogo / Ghoul No. 2 (as Mary Anne Graves) |
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Jeff Yesko | ... | Hallway Heckler & Peeper No. 1 |
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Eric Bartsch | ... | Cecil Peabody / Peeper No. 2 / Pilot / Ghoul No. 1 |
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Brian Maguire | ... | Drunken Patron & Stagehand |
| Don Barnhart Jr. | ... | Brock Christian / Alien Pervert / Co-Pilot (as Don Barnhart) | |
| Angela O'Neill | ... | Ace No. 1 / Tod (as Angela Meagan O'Neill) | |
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Steve Donmyer | ... | Punker Ghoul (as Steve Donmeyer) |
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Jacki Easton Toelle | ... | Desert Siren No. 1 / Alien Hocker / Parking Attandant (as Jacki Toelle) |
| Tanya Papanicolas | ... | Desert Siren No. 2 / Human Hocker / Woman Driver | |
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Sometime in the distant future, a fledgling band gets an opportunity for a breakthrough, if they can make it in time to a faraway planet to perform in a very popular club.
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Beneath a blood-red moon, the dream, electric. The planet, futuristic. The nightmare, animalistic. See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
February 1987 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Pleasure Planet See more »Filming Locations:
Culver City, California, USACompany Credits
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Wynzi Krodo: [dazed] Are we in heaven?
Judy Jetson: No, but your wig's off.
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Prior to 2013, the film had never been given a video release in the United States. See more »Quotes
Judy Jetson: Wynzi. Wynzi.Wynzi Krodo: [dazed] Are we in heaven?
Judy Jetson: No, but your wig's off.
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Doing a little research on "Vicious Lips", I unearthed the fact that the movie never got a home video release in North America until more than twenty-five years after the movie was completed (though the movie was released on video in other countries.) Watching the movie, it becomes clear why apparently no North American video company was eager to distribute the movie. The fact that it was written and directed by Albert Pyun (for some reason billed as "Albert F. Pyun" here) should give a clue. This is an AWFUL movie. It's a real cheap production, often looking like it was filmed in basements as well as abandoned buildings, and often with the camera zooming in very close to the actors to hide the cheapness and to have stuff happen out of camera range so no expense has to be spent to actually show it. The movie is broadly acted so that every character comes across as a dimwit. The songs are very forgettable, and would have been considered that even back in the 1980s when the movie was made. But the worst thing about the movie is the screenplay. The characters are really thin, and there are huge chunks of the movie when little to nothing is happening. Not only that, in the last ten minutes there is a surprise twist that will have you throwing your remote at your television. All of which makes this movie one of Pyun's worst efforts among the countless bad movies he's made.