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Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity

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Two blondes (Elizabeth Cayton, Cindy Beal) and a brunette (Brinke Stevens) crash-land on another planet and flee from a hunter with a laser crossbow.
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Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com Aug 22, 2005
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xpig332 B @RT69712065 Oct 7, 2025 1980’s mega cheese, so lame it’s entertaining! (almost) See more
Tim M @tgmacman Oct 1, 2025 Some may enjoy Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity's pulpy nature, but all others will be turned off by its lifeless dialogue, story and acting. See more
Darrell S @RT37459315 Dec 22, 2024 As far as B-movies go, this is pretty good. See more
Jun 19, 2022 Daria (Elizabeth Kaitan, Vice Academy 3, 4, 5 and 6) and Tisa (Cindy Beal) have escaped from a space prison and made their way to a planet that only has two robots — Vak and Krel — and the scar-faced Zed (Don Scribner). They're soon joined by Rik (Carl Horner) and his sister Shala (Brinke Stevens) for dinner, which soon becomes The Most Dangerous Game in space, with Zed hunting them down when he isn't trying to assault them. Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity was cited by Senator Jesse Helms, who had voters complain they had seen the movie on cable, and he wanted the rights to block objectionable cable content as part of the Cable Act of 1992. Luckily, that never happened. Director and writer Ken Dixon also made The Erotic Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, The Best of Sex and Violence, Famous T&A, Filmgore and Zombiethon. He originally had Ginger Lynn playing Daria, which is ironic as Kaitan also became a lead in the Vice Academy series when Lynn's Holly character went to jail. It's got a great title and Brinke Stevens. Sometimes that's all you need. See more
Oct 13, 2013 A decent bimbo movie with my favorite of the 80s scream queen bimbos, Brinke Stevens (or would that be Linnea Quigley?). The right amount of boobs and cheese for an 80s B-movie. See more
Jul 15, 2013 Full Moon Features hits it out of the park with this almost perfect B movie gem. Combine scantily clad women and men, some nudity, robots, space ships, lasers, monsters, a jungle planet, a little influence from Richard Connell's The Most Dangerous Game and the required terrible dialogue and acting and Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity is sure to rank up there with fans of the low budget film genre. Of course... the title of the film really does give away how awesome this movie is. Fans of Hollywood fare might want to keep clear of this one. All others, purchase it right now. You'll for sure not regret it. See more
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Synopsis Two blondes (Elizabeth Cayton, Cindy Beal) and a brunette (Brinke Stevens) crash-land on another planet and flee from a hunter with a laser crossbow.
Director
Ken Dixon
Producer
Don Daniel
Production Co
Titan Productions, Beyond Infinity
Rating
R
Genre
Sci-Fi
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Sep 18, 1987, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Feb 7, 2017
Runtime
1h 12m
Sound Mix
Surround
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