Babezilla vs the Cyber Skanks: Rise of MechaBabezilla

Stephanie Love returns as Babezilla in a sequel that's more fun than the original! Babezilla vs. The Cyber Skanks features all the elements that we love about these kinds of movies, lots of silly humor and plenty of gratuitous nudity.

Two scientists devise a plan to get revenge on Babezilla for the death of their twin brothers. They create a group of "Cyber Skanks" to take out Babezilla. Babezilla initially looses the first round to the Cyber Skanks. Her mother, played by adult film icon Ginger Lynn tells her to seek out Master Beta. Master Beta will train Babezilla in the proper techniques to defeat her new enemies.

If you enjoyed the other A. J. Chambers films you'll enjoy this. Some familiar faces from the indie scene show up, like Raven Foyt, Kelsey Livengood and of course the super talented and beautiful Jessa Flux plays Master Beta.

After working through the zombie invasion, the warrior tries to go about adjusting to the fame her previous adventures have brought her, but when a new series of threats emerge controlled by an evil figure looking for revenge it forces her to train with a special figure to stop their evil plans.

This was a massively enjoyable and silly genre effort with a lot to like about it. One of the main selling points here is the prodigious amount of sleazy, goofy comedy here that is far more hilarious than expected, managing to cover just about every type of comedy stylings expected as well. With the flimsy effects making everything look far too low-rent to be believable, the mountain of absurd physical gags that are so silly it borders on the illogical, and a slew of puns and quips that are equally as funny as they are graphic, it all creates a kind of over-the-top presentation that comes together into a highly enjoyable atmosphere. Since it fits in quite well with the simplistic storyline and gloriously cheesy sequences that also manage to keep the sleazy sexual energy present for a great throwback style presentation. That is present throughout the film here where most of what goes on takes a sexual bent, whether for the sake of the joke or to continue wallowing in the sleazy mindset present here where it's able to show full-on graphic nudity continuously. Even though there's a lot of fun to be had with the confrontations with the cybernetic soldiers at the meet-and-greet, a silly training montage featuring all sorts of gags to help her become a better fighter, and the final battles with each of the different soldiers trying to take her out which continues on from the same type of sleaze featured throughout the film which is a personal preference piece as for whether that type of content is appreciated. It's much like the cheapness and overly flimsy approach which is to be expected here and not truly a detrimental issue.

Rated Unrated/NC-17: Constant Full Graphic Nudity, Graphic Language, Graphic Violence, and sexual content.

As a lifelong fan of the Babezilla films and having seen every single one several times over. I can comfortably and confidently say that this instalment is an incredible piece of artwork.

Having thoroughly enjoyed the detail of each film, It has come to my attention that (based on my title) which refers to the previous reviewer.

This movie isn't for everyone and those people aren't articulate enough for the simplistic movies. "Needless to say that I didn't know a single actor or actress on the cast list.". That right there explains everything.

Please everyone go view this film for your safety and stick up for what's right.

I am giving this a 10 star to off set the 1 star troll reviews.

World beloved great actress Stephanie Love is in top form and I look forward to seeing more of her.

If you enjoyed the first Babezilla movie, you'll love this sequel. It's as silly, ridiculous, and horny as the original. It has a great cast and it's stuffed with funny gags, fantastic costumes and props, and hilarious special effects.

Director/writer AJ Chambers is a really funny guy and I love all his movies. He has outdone himself again.

Stephanie Love is back as Babezilla and is better than ever. She's fantastic in this role, I loved her in the original and she's even better in the sequel. Jessa Flux (Murdercise) is hilarious as Master Beta. Hoj Bob regular Raven Foyt shines as well (she was unforgettable in Lust, Magic, and the Witches' Sabbath). Indie horror staples Clint Beaver and Kelsey Livengood are great in this too, and a big shout out to producer/actor Tony Kimball who is a major part of Hoj Bob films. Indie horror newbie Bobbi Jo is fantastic as the titular villain MechaBabezilla, I'm sure we'll be seeing more of her in the future. Ginger Lynn plays Obi-Wan-esque Momzilla perfectly and I was delighted to see Gorachand Saha back as the president. Perfect casting all around.

This movie is a lot of fun and fans of the original won't want to miss it! I really hope we see a third Babezilla installment in the future.

Right, well a movie that starts out with a text scroll that says flips off the MPAA just doesn't dictate proper entertainment. I have to say that writer and director Andrew J Chambers lost a lot of ground with me from that text scroll alone. Not only was it ridiculous, but also very immature. And I suppose that the bar is set low for a movie with a title such as what it had.

Sure, I've tried to sit through the 2022 movie, also from writer and director Andrew J Chamber, and absolutely loathed it, so I harbored zero expectations to this 2024 movie.

This 2024 movie was every bit as terrible as the previous movie. And it is a hard pass from me. This doesn't qualify as entertainment in any shape or form. It was just pure garbage caught on film. Even a dumpster fire would be embarrassed to be seen alongside this heap of rubbish. Once again did writer and director Andrew J Chambers capture his own deviations on film, nothing more, nothing less.

Needless to say that I didn't know a single actor or actress on the cast list. Nor can I claim that I was the least bit impressed by anything I witnessed on the screen.

Do yourself a favor and give this movie a wide berth.

My rating of writer and director Andrew J Chambers's 2024 movie lands on a generous one out of ten stars.