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Cult Retro is back with the third installment of its part-spygirl, part-supernatural adventure series, Angel Avengers. Episode 03 returns the entire original cast of lovely ladies, and this time they are on a collision course with the series’ main bad guy (so far), Big Joel Nekoda. [Read more…]
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Sometimes it’s just fun to watch two girls knock the hell out of each other for a while. That’s what you get with the latest FightGirlz 2000 release, Championship Series, Fight 3. No, this isn’t a superheroine or a spy girl film, but it is an enjoyable back and forth battle featuring fan favorite Cholo against one of the site’s newest cast members, Zoe Hammar. [Read more…]
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So, The Battle For Earth has released another episode. What? Season 2 already? Not exactly. Cross the Line is a new short video that is independent from the company’s main storyline and features fan favorite Hollie in a dual role (and multiple costumes). Check out the review below. [Read more…]
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Next Global Crisis has returned with a new season, new episode, and newly revamped web site. I won’t spoil anything in regards to this particular episode, but if you haven’t seen Episode 9 from Season 1, you might want to check that out before reading this review. [Read more…]
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BadAssKandy has released Fatal Bad Ass, its latest production, which features three sexy catsuit-wearing heroines, one of whom should be quite familiar to fans of Next Global Crisis. Check out the review, stills and trailer below. [Read more…]
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When I see a movie like Zen Pictures’ Killing Angels, I have to wonder why I waste so much time watching generic Hollywood movies and TV shows, which never feature two hot Asian heroines in skin-tight leather costumes who fight bad guys and then get captured, beaten, whipped and electrocuted before winning in the end. [Read more…]
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The Battle for Earth has just released the season one finale. Is it a worthy conclusion to a story that has taken 31 episodes to set up? Let’s find out. (Note: I personally won’t spoil anything in my review, but we will post a synopsis from the official website that was written by the producers and is available for anyone to see. Caution. Spoilers ahead…) [Read more…]
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Giga’s Wonder Angel is the second in the company’s series of English-language superheroine “adventures” starring Briana Blair. In Superior Lady, Blair played a Supergirl-style heroine; this time around, her character is based on Wonder Woman. Other than that, things are pretty much as you’d expect, if you expect a thorough defiling of Wonder Angel. [Read more…]
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Supergirl versus Zombies. That’s the short pitch for the latest Zen Pictures release, Mighty Honey, starring the beautiful and talented newcomer Risa Saiki as the Supergirl-esque title character in a movie that represent something of a return to form for Zen Pictures. [Read more…]
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You know how even if you don’t speak Japanese, you’re still able to figure out the plot and back-story of most Zen films? Well, Hyper Sexy Heroine NEXT New Trino is not one of those films. That’s right, I’m going to attempt to review a story that went completely over my head even after multiple viewings. [Read more…]
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Picking up right where the first episode left off, Bloodlines 2 from Steel Cinema finds Superior Girl (Ashley Rose) doing battle against the dreaded Calista (Carly Quinn)… and losing horribly. What else would you expect? [Read more…]
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Cult Retro has released the newest video in its Angel Avengers series, titled Angel Avengers 2: Bionic Bombshell. It stars Tsvetanka Vergilova and looks like it features some impressive special effects, which is to be expected from the makers of the Stormy Tempest series. [Read more…]
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