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Flesh (Vince Murdocco) is kidnapped by cheerleaders from a world known only as the Strange Planet, after the men on their planet are rendered impotent thanks to the villain known only as the Evil Presence (William Dennis Hunt).
Nov 27, 2005 · I saw an X rated version of Cinderella in 1977 at a local movie house, I don't think they would show movies like those nowadays. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075849/. I saw Flesh Gordon at...
- Masters of The Universe
- Barbarella
- Thor: Ragnarok
- Krull
- The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across The 8th Dimension
- John Carter
- Xanadu
- Sky Captain and The World of Tomorrow
- Battle Beyond The Stars
- Star Wars
Hollywood has been trying to get a Masters of the Universe reboot off the ground for years now, but the original, starring Dolph Lundgren as He-Man and Frank Langella as Skeletor, did a fine job of translating that franchise to the big screen. The critics didn’t take to it, but any fan of cheesy B-movies will fall in love. Although the movie was ba...
If Flash Gordon is a pulp space opera that reflects the culture of the ‘80s, then Barbarella is one that reflects the culture of the ‘60s. Jane Fonda stars as the title character, an intergalactic warrior roaming the depths of outer space in the distant future (the film doesn’t specify it, but the expanded canon suggests it’s the 41st century), whe...
Taika Waititi has actually said that his biggest inspiration for Thor: Ragnarok was Flash Gordon, which he grew up with. Marvel fans weren’t taken with Chris Hemsworth’s Thor movies until Waititi came along and injected them with some humor. But that’s not all he did. RELATED: Thor's 10 Funniest Quotes In The MCU The previous movies had tried to be...
Peter Yates’ Krull is essentially a fairy tale in space. A prince joins forces with a band of outlaws to head to the planet Krull to rescue a princess who has been abducted by “the Beast” and locked in his teleporting Black Fortress. It might also be the most ‘80s movie ever made. Krullgrew out of producer Ron Silverman’s excitement over then-burge...
As a movie, Flash Gordon doesn’t take itself too seriously. It commits to its premise and tells a delightfully absurd story, and that’s what makes it so fun. The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimensionis just as fun, but with an added degree of self-awareness. Dr. Buckaroo Banzai, a physicist, test pilot, neurosurgeon, and rock star,...
This big-budget would-be blockbuster adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ John Carter stories had long been Andrew Stanton’s passion project. It lost a ton of money for Disney, because its very specific visual style didn’t gel with a wide audience. The problem was that the marketing campaign made audiences expect a new Star Wars, when it was more li...
Olivia Newton-John stars in this surreal blend of musical and fantasy that transplants Greek mythology into the ‘80s summer club scene. It has a simplistic premise about an L.A.-based artist meeting the girl of his dreams, but its the fantasy sequences that will make it appeal to Flash Gordonfans. It has all the neon visuals, weird costumes, and br...
Retrofuturism is about as pulpy as it gets in the science fiction genre, because it depicts the future, but not the future as we picture it today. Rather, the future as science fiction writers pictured it almost a century ago. Shot mostly in front of blue screens, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrowdraws on pre-World War II dieselpunk. RELATED: A...
After Star Wars and Flash Gordon gave the moviegoing public a healthy case of space opera fever, an endless slew of copycats came along. Roger Corman, the king of the B-movie, produced one called Battle Beyond the Stars, which was described as The Magnificent Sevenin space. Two hotshot TV stars – The Man from U.N.C.L.E.’s Robert Vaughn and The A-Te...
Before he created Star Wars, George Lucas tried to get a film adaptation of the old Flash Gordon serials off the ground. Failing that, he created his own space opera and it went on to become the highest grossing movie of all time. Star Wars brought on a wave of imitators, which is what led to the 1980 Flash Gordonmovie getting made in the first pla...
Masterpiece is maybe a bit too far, but Flash Gordon 1980 (known forever as Flash Ahh Ahhhh! between me and my weirdo friends) is one of my all-time favorite movies. Every couple years I spin it up for a re-watch and it gets better every time.
Oct 9, 2018 · If Mike Hodges’ Flash Gordon feels an awful lot like Barbarella, that’s because they were conceived from similar blueprints. Both are big-budget, kaleidoscopic science fiction epics produced by...
Flesh Gordon is a 1974 American superhero sex comedy feature film serving as a spoof of Universal Pictures 's first (of three) Flash Gordon serial films from the 1930s. The film was produced by Walter R. Cichy, Bill Osco , and Howard Ziehm .
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Somehow when I was 14 I saw Flesh Gordon before this, it was not rated so they let me rent from Hollywood Video. Emperor Wang sends sex beams to earth that make everyone absolutely horny. There's all cheesy FX also, and a cave with penis monsters?
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