Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Julia Voth | ... | Trixie | |
Erin Cummings | ... | Hel | |
America Olivo | ... | Camero (as Ameríca Olivo) | |
Michael Hurst | ... | Gage | |
Ron Melendez | ... | Deputy Fuchs | |
William Gregory Lee | ... | Hot Wire | |
Minae Noji | ... | Kinki | |
Kevin Sorbo | ... | Mr. Phoenix | |
Lucy Lawless | ... | Mother Superior | |
Renée O'Connor | ... | Sister Batril | |
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Dennis Keiffer | ... | MacDaddy |
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Scott Hanley | ... | Black Ice |
Mark Lutz | ... | Deiter von Vondervon | |
Debbie Lee Carrington | ... | Hot Pocket | |
Zoë Bell | ... | Rawhide |
When three curvaceous babes, stripper Trixe, business executive Hel, and the feisty ex-con Camero, arrive at a desert hideaway to steal a stash of diamonds from an underworld kingpin, things quickly spiral out of control. Allegiances are switched, truths are revealed, criminals are unmasked and nothing is quite what it seems as the fate of the world is precariously balanced among this trio of sexy femmes fatales. Written by Anonymous
STAR RATING: ***** Saturday Night **** Friday Night *** Friday Morning ** Sunday Night * Monday Morning
Whatever Tarantino and Rodriguez do turns into instant 'cool', and whatever's cool many want to imitate. Grindhouse, really cheap, trashy films made in the 70s, are as low budget as they come anyway, so even cheaper no name straight to DVD entries like this are even more game for slating. What I'm basically saying is, if you're a fan of Grindhouse, this should just about pass for you. If not, you can only pick it apart for what it is, the ultimate in cheap, trashy exploitation, with the threadbare, almost none existent plot, only there to serve as an excuse for the amply chested lead babes to get their chests sprayed wet at any given moment, or for another act of gratuitous violence to occur, or whatever. Grindhouse is in style at the moment, so if you're for it you're for it, or if you're not you should avoid this. **