Heroine Movies

Trailer for Marvel’s “The Avengers”

Sidekick — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 23:32:52 +0000

Here’s a bit of mainstream news that may be of interest to superheroine fans (or just comic book film fans). As you may have heard, Marvel has been building to an Avengers movie that is coming out early this summer. An extended trailer has been released, featuring lots of action, and it is embedded below.

I have been an avid fan of the film’s director Joss Whedon for some time now. If you’re not familiar with the name, he is the creator of such shows as “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “Angel,” and “Firefly.” The Avengers features a male-dominated cast, but there is one superheroine featured prominently, and that is (of course) Black Widow played by Scarlett Johansson.

The first trailer released a few months back left me a little cold. There were some fun moments to be sure, but I was still a little wary. Then on Sunday, a short Super Bowl spot was released, followed by an extended version online, and it blew me away. I was particularly thrilled with a scene near the end where the six Avengers stand in a circle and wait for something to happen. Just a marvelous tracking shot in my opinion, and it got my geek juices flowing.

Anyway, here is the extended version of the trailer. Enjoy!

Superheroine World 19 – Super School Girl vs. The Headmistress

HM — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 17:12:02 +0000

Here’s a glimpse at Superheroine World’s new release, Super School Girl vs. The Headmistress, featuring Paris Kennedy and Emily Addison, and lots of explicit sexual fetish content. Check out the story summary and images below.

Synopsis

The evil Headmistress has concocted a plan to sexually enslave all Catholic school girls over the age of 18 by selling the schools special chemically treated desks. Super School Girl finds out about the Headmistress’s plan, and attempts to stop her–and puts up a good fight at first–but soon is completely dominated by the desks’ chemicals, as well as by a dildo made of the one substance that drains her powers, Disciplinite!

Soon Super School Girl is completely helpless as the Headmistress dominates her with the Disciplinite dildo–forcing it into her mouth, between her breasts, and finally ravishing her with it, leaving Super School Girl an unconscious but soon to be submissive slave!

The video includes back and forth fighting, punching, crotch grabs, kryptonite type weakening, spanking, humiliation, stripping, fondling, forced oral on the strapon, forced titfuck with strapon, full penetration with strapon, forced orgasm, KOs, and more!

21 minutes of superheroine/schoolgirl domination fun!

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Steve Noir’s Resident Virus 3 (Coming Soon)

HM — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 22:36:00 +0000

Here are some impressive looking video stills (if you ask me) from Steve Noir’s upcoming sequel, Resident Virus 3, featuring something called “web peril” (I wasn’t aware of the existence of such a thing, but it looks pretty interesting). Check out the images below!

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Angel Avengers 03: Femme Fatales

Sidekick — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 22:01:53 +0000

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.

The film opens up with Angel Nikki dispatching a guard while Angel Brink and Angel Ash confront Big Joel. Big Joel delivers an over-the-top yet entertaining monologue, and the girls proceed to beat the hell out of him. Back outside, Agent Nikki is still taking it to Joel’s henchman. This battle involves a mix of standard fight camerawork mixed in with a little POV fighting. Meanwhile, Joel himself is back on his feet and the girls continue to beat on him some more but never can seem to keep him down permanently.

The beating continues for another minute or two until Big Joel is able to momentarily turn the tide. He grabs each Angel by the throat and drops them to their knees. However, one of the girls uses a mysterious super power in an attempt to resolve the situation.

Thinking they have won, the Angels walk away, but it turns out Joel is very much alive. Using the occult artifacts in his possession, he intends to somehow siphon energy from the Angels. However, Joel doesn’t realize that the Angels are standing right behind him. This results in a final showdown involving a stake to the head and an explosion, but I won’t give away the details…

I am personally enjoying this series, and I think Angel Avengers 03 is the best episode so far. I like how the producers have taken the spy girl genre and added a touch of the supernatural. Now keep in mind that the producers have always billed these as “girl power” films, and for the most part, that’s what you get. Besides the short strangulation scene, there really isn’t a lot of peril as in the Stormy Tempest films.

Speaking of Stormy Tempest, the producers have a blog that always has interesting information on upcoming projects. Looks like the next Stormy Tempest film will be released sometime in February and more Angel Avengers with new characters will be coming our way as well.

Synopsis

The Angel Avengers have dismantled Big Joel Nekoda’s occult artifact smuggling operation while defeating wave after wave of his incompetent henchmen. Now the Angels are finally going after the bossman himself! As Angel Nikki (The Bionic Bombshell) takes out the two perimeter guards, Angel Brink and Angel Ash take on Big Joel. Our heroines quickly clobber the villains with a devastating assault, but they soon learn that there is more to Big Joel than meets the eye and KEEPING him down will be the hard part. Only the full fury of the Angel Avengers unleashed will put an end to Big Joel Nekoda… but at what cost? More Sexy Combat! More Sizzling Action! More Destruction! More Girl Power! “B-Movie King” and cult movie legend Joel D. Wynkoop finally joins the battle!

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KickAssKandy and Next Global Crisis to Team Up?

Sidekick — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 17:18:33 +0000

Here’s an interesting piece of news: Kandyman, the producer over at KickAssKandy, is joining forces with Next Global Crisis on a story-arc that is expected to span several episodes involving characters from KickAssKandy and BadAssKandy. See below for more information.

Now, there’s a good chance you may be familiar with both, but if not, here is some info, Q&A style.

Q. What do you know at this point?

A. Not much. I do know that starting this month the two producers are going to write scripts for eight episodes that will tell the ongoing story of the war between Kickasskandy and Badasskandy. Remember, this is just the writing of the scripts. The actual release of these movies is probably several months off.

Q. What is Kickasskandy?

A. Kickasskandy is a girl power/spy girl website featuring stunningly beautiful models fighting a seemingly endless army of goons and always prevailing. The production values are first rate and the films are all just a blast to watch. In the last year they opened a second website called Badasskandy. It features much of the same content as it’s sister site, but the girls are “bad.” Although the primary focus of both sites has always been girl power, they have recently experimented with F/F fighting and in my opinion, peril.

Q. Are there any episodes you would recommend?

A. All of them. Seriously, I don’t think they have ever produced a bad one. But, if I had to pick one it would be Sex, Lies and Kick Ass Tape. This was the first ever crossover between the two companies. It was their first real attempt at F/F fighting and the good girls seemed to be in real danger of losing the fight, hence, in my opinion, peril. For me, this may have been the single best film of last year in the “girl power” genre.

Q. What is Next Global Crisis?

A. Next Global Crisis is a superheroine site that offers incredibly high production values, and in my opinion they consistently tell the best stories the genre has ever seen. They have beautiful models, incredible costumes and they are the one website that I think challenges Zen Pictures for title of best producer in the superheroine genre. They are that good.

Q. Are there any episodes you would recommend?

A. All of them. Much like KAK, I don’t think they have produced a bad episode. The season finale, Episode 9, was probably NGC’s crowning achievement. If I had to pick one episode, that would be it. (Or maybe the new Season 2, Episode 1.) For me, it’s between this and Sex, Lies and Kickass Tape for best video of 2011.

Q. Does anything else connect these two producers now that they are collaborating?

A. They are both British, I believe they are both headquartered in London, but the thing they have in common that I most like is one Claire Yellowlees. She is an actress that is known as Bluebird over at NGC and Silver over at BAK. I don’t know if any other girl on either site mixes beauty, charisma and stage fighting ability better than Ms. Yellowless. She is a real talent.

Q. Should these two producers initiate a full time hot chick exchange program?

A. Yes! A thousand times yes! How has this not happened already? Is there anyone out there who wouldn’t want to see someone like Suki Deluxe or Angel as a Kandygirl? How about Vixen or Hi-Kix as a superheroine? Kandyman, NGC, this needs to be a topic of conversation in your writing sessions. I demand that this happen and I bet I get a lot of support for the official KAK/NGC Hot Chick Exchange Program. I am of course kidding. But not really.

And that’s it. We’ll keep you in the loop with more updates as they come available.

X Club Wrestling Episode 15 from Pro Style Fantasies

HM — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 17:56:00 +0000

Pro Style Fantasies has just released the 15th episode of X Club Wrestling, featuring Goldie Blair, Paris Kennedy, Annie Cruz, Rifferus, and Kendra James. Check out the story description and 30+ images below, then head over to Pro Style Fantasies to purchase the new episode.

X Club Wrestling, Episode 15

Available in HD!

Last week, Team Evil’s run of bad luck continued as Emily “The Assassin” Addison defeated the Marquise for the XCW title!

Now “Nasty” Annie Gunn wants revenge on Roxy Blade for turning on her during their tag match, and has demanded a singles match against Roxy. Only, this match will be different–it will be officiated by the sexy ref Kendra!

Roxy Blade has not seemed herself since being hit in the head with a 2×4 by Cali “California Girl” Logan. She seems to be undergoing an identity crisis and has even taken to calling herself “Becky Blade”…

Anyway, Roxy–or Becky–and Annie TEAR INTO EACH OTHER in one of the most exciting matches ever seen on XCW! When it’s over, Annie begins assaulting Kendra in frustration!

Luckily for Kendra, Lady Amazon is there to rescue her before Annie could use her dreaded strapon on her! Lady Amazon and Annie Gunn are battling it out when Roxy Blade suddenly comes to the ring again! But which side is she on?!

Will she assist Lady Amazon? Or will Annie and Roxy viciously destroy Lady Amazon, leaving her utterly broken and humiliated? What is the future of Team Evil?

Included in this thrilling episode:

Wrestling, brawling, breast blows and groping, high flying moves, low blows, back breakers, elbow drop, stomach punches, power slams, stripping, vicious crotch destruction, head slams, KOs, a HUMILIATING STRAPON TITFUCK, and much much more!

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Championship Series, Fight 3 from FightGirlz2000

Sidekick — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 18:39:42 +0000

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.

The Championship Series is an ongoing saga of one on one fights between their ever growing cast of characters. There really isn’t a story line per se—just think of this as a simple fight tournament. This is their third in the series and easily the most polished and enjoyable to watch.

It opens with a really well-edited HBO Boxing type introduction. As mentioned earlier, it features Cholo decked out in short shorts and a blue sports bra top. A recent emphasis of FightGirlz has been to dress the girls in sexier attire, and I don’t think Cholo has ever looked more beautiful than in this film, Her opponent is Zoe, who is a tall, attractive and a powerfully built blonde who has filled a role that I think they needed filled, that of an Amazon type enforcer.

These fights are three rounds in length and for most of the first round, Cholo has control. However, near the end of the first round, Zoe drops Cholo with a vicious combination and the tide of the fight turns. Cholo still has some moments but Zoe really takes it to her for the rest of the match.

Although the fight is punch heavy, there is some variety with kicks, choke holds and knee strikes. I should note that for those of you who are big into throat lifts, there are two well-executed ones in this episode. The first is especially cool as Zoe easily lifts and pins Cholo against the wall and lands several punches with her free hand.

Another thing FightGirlz has been experimenting with in their recent films is battle damage. Nothing major, just a bit of makeup to show some bruising on the face. This usually appears well into the fight and adds a touch of realism that I kind of like.

And that’s it. For those of you who like back and forth F/F fights, you get that for a while in this film. For those of you who like beatdowns you also get that in this film. It’s also a relatively inexpensive at $12.99 for a film that runs over eighteen minutes.

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New Custom Videos from RingDivas – January 2012

HM — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 16:15:44 +0000

RingDivas has released new custom videos featuring Destiny Dumon vs. Madison, Empress Sayuri vs. Crystal Johnson (in a previously unreleased match from a few years ago), and Hazel vs. Amber van Buren. Check out the images below and head over to RingDivas for the videos!

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RagDoll Vol.15 (Madison vs. Destiny – REVENGE) Available here

Sayuris Kiss of Death Vol.2 (Sayuri vs. Crystal) Available here

Backstage Bra & Thong Battle Vol.1 (Hazel vs. Amber) Available here

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Rise of the Viper from Steel Cinema

HM — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 19:28:58 +0000

Steel Cinema’s latest video, Rise of the Viper, is here and stars two lovely secret agents, Natasha and Scarlett, on an extremely dangerous mission that doesn’t go too well, all things considered. Check out the screen caps, story description and trailer below!

SYNOPSIS

This is a custom movie that follows Geneis and Best of Both Worlds.

Agents Natasha and Scarlett are sent on project 47 to finish their intel on a newly discovered Alien (Ro’gash). What they find is the aftermath of his battle with both superior girls and they aren’t alone… The Viper Syndicate has sent Bug’eyes and Crenshaw to intercept any information on project 47 at any cost.

A fight breaks out and the girls learn how Bug’eyes got his reputation as the best hand to hand combat specialist in the world… Scarlett and Natasha are eventually knocked out and tied up while Bug’eyes examines the situation. He wakes Scarlett first and begins to beat the hell out of the young blonde who stays defiant during her torture. She slowly starts to circum to his his mind games as she can’t figure out why he is beating her. She keeps yelling at him and asking what he wants but Bug’eyes stays silent.

Bug’eyes then swtiches targets and examines Natasha’s prone body moving his hands all over the place. This disturbs Scarlett so she lies to get him to stop touching her friend and it works. Unfortunately he knows she isn’t really going to offer him any good intel so Scarlett pays the price and receives a severe beating cutting up her face.

Bug’eyes knows that Scarlett cares dearly about her unconscious partner so he pulls out his blade and places it to Natsha’s throat as last resort to get info on project 47. It works and she agrees to give him any info including how the CIA is investigating Natasha as a double agent.

Natasha stops playing possum and removes her own bonds! Natasha explains how she shouldn’t have double crossed her while Scarlett can’t believe what she is hearing. Helpless to resist, Scarlett is knocked out by Natasha who explains her future plans for her former partner!

*** I would also like to add that this movie has one of the coolest fight scenes I have ever filmed ***

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Cross the Line from The Battle for Earth

Sidekick — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 03:02:09 +0000

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.

I’m guessing the producers wanted to keep providing their audience content in the down-time between seasons. However, this content does not play a role in the normal TBFE story canon. Just think of this as a short film with an emphasis on fighting and some of the normal fetishy/peril elements you usually get in TBFE films. I’ll let the synopsis over at the official site explain in detail:

Since we’re between seasons, the TBFE crew has a chance to again release “Short Stories”. This release features Hollie playing twins. While she normally plays Tempest in the series, she and a host of regulars are all cast in different roles. It’s a chance for TBFE to branch out beyond the confines of the series! With an eye on next season, we’re already starting to make changes. We’re already breaking in the new gear, new editing equipment, and playing around with stylistic changes in filming. Hollie was awesome to work with as usual, and we’re pretty excited as we prep for next season! Check out the trailer, the review, and enjoy!

Alexa is a pretty young girl living a normal life in the suburbs. Her twin sister Natasha is the polar opposite. While Alexa works a normal job and has just started dating Blake, her sister has just gone rogue from a black ops government agency. Genetically enhanced with super strength, she is extremely dangerous and very much a loose canon. With vengeance driving her, she is tracking the man who murdered Jack, her husband. Knowing this, this black assassin is in turn tracking Natasha. In a last ditch effort to force the assassin out of the shadows, Natasha plants her twin sister as bait. The assassin is now inadvertently tracking the wrong twin, while Natasha waits on the sidelines ready to strike. Alexa knows she’s being stalked. Just how tough is she when the assassin catches up to her. Does Natasha reach her twin sister in time? Is anyone brave enough, or even strong enough to stand up to Natasha before she goes too far? More importantly, can Natasha stop before she loses control of her own powers? Revenge can be consuming. Find out in “Cross The Line”.

There are a lot of good things in this film, but the best thing has to be Hollie, a.k.a. Tempest, in a dual role. I think the producers put her real-life superpower of being incredibly hot to good use here. They dressed her in various outfits throughout the film, and she looked great in each. Among others, she wears Daisy Dukes, a bikini top and a shiny red jumpsuit.

The video takes a few minutes to get rolling, but once it does you are treated to three well choreographed fights. Alexa fights a losing battle against a guy in a mask that had me thinking about the Gimp from Pulp Fiction. Natasha eventually takes out the masked man then fights Blake, who most of you will probably recognize as Kade, the evil playboy genius from The Battle for Earth’s canonical storyline.

Hollie/Alexa/Natasha is on the receiving end for most of the first and third fights, which feature some effective use of slow motion. She is pinned against a wall, punched in the stomach several times, reverse bearhugged, given a backbreaker and is finally choked out.

I thought this was a fun little action short. As far as negatives, we really don’t learn much about any of the characters in the film itself. Most of that is explained in the synopsis. With this being a short film, I guess I really can’t complain. I imagine most fans are more interested in the fighting and peril anyway. Also, I’ve gone on record in saying that my instincts are horrible for deciding if a costume will have mass appeal. As I mentioned, Hollie looked great in everything, I just think the red jumpsuit could have fit her better. It hung a little loose, and when a girl has a body like Hollie, it’s probably best that her clothing be snug as possible. Feel free to correct me if I am seeing this wrong.

The episode ends on a cliffhanger, so I guess we will be seeing more. I like that TBFE is dipping their toe into the “spy girl” game. Personally, it’s a genre I enjoy even more than the superheroine one and for a first attempt I think they did rather well.

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Next Global Crisis – Season 2, Episode 1

Sidekick — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 17:12:30 +0000

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.

Season 2, Episode 1 from Next Global Crisis is just about the best thing ever. I’ve really have never seen a better job of superheroine filmmaking. I haven’t seen every film in this genre, but I have seen all the most talked about ones, and I think this is superior to the rest of them.

Being a premiere episode the producers laid things out for viewers who may have forgotten where everyone stands in the Next Global Crisis universe. It has been nine months since the end of Season 1 (and Miss Freedom’s presumed demise); the blast that destroyed her also deeply wounded John Roman, who now lays comatose in a hospital bed clinging to life. His brother James is out for revenge and has assembled a squad of assassins to defeat and eliminate all previous Elite Force operatives and trainees. Some have gone into hiding, but not Bluebird. She has chosen to use her training to do good and fight crime, even though she is hunted. In this episode the hunt finally catches up to her. Will she manage to escape from the clutches of evil? Or will it be “Bye Bye Birdy”?

The episode begins with a flashback montage to key moments in the first season that occurred in both the regular episodes and the training room scenarios. There is also a fancy new opening credit sequence. And that’s where I need to stop. To spoil one second of this film’s plot would be a huge disservice. I think everyone deserves to experience this film spoiler free.

So, what can I tell you? Just know that everything is better, and I do mean everything. The locations are better, the writing is better, the acting is better, the fight choreography is better, the production values as a whole are just better. Oh, and least I forget, the peril is better.

Actually, the peril sequences are way better in this film than any other that Next Global Crisis has ever produced. Bluebird gets tasered, punched in the stomach, drugged, lifted by her throat, strangled, and is subjected to a thorough beating throughout the film.

Of course, peril doesn’t come across well if you don’t cast the right actress. Luckily, Next Global Crisis employs the best (in my opinion) actress working in the genre right now—Claire Yellowless. If there was an Academy Award for best actress in a superheroine film, Claire would win and win huge. She’s just perfect. In this film she plays the confident heroine and the heroine in peril with equal aplomb. She plays frightened, heroic, defiant, bewildered, intimidated and everything else that’s asked of her perfectly. It also helps that she is a 10, and I don’t think she has ever looked better than she does in this film.

I can’t think of a negative other than I wish it was an hour long. The bottom line is if you are a fan of Next Global Crisis, you should probably buy this episode. If you have never seen a Next Global Crisis episode before, you should probably buy this episode. There is something for everyone. Great story, great peril, great performances, and a dynamite ending cliffhanger.

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Punished Heroines Returns with “Best of Both Worlds”

HM — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 23:38:46 +0000

The classic site Punished Heroines is back, and along with it is Rye’s Best of Both Worlds featuring a brand new model, new costume, and lots of the type of physical punishment and sexual abuse that made Punished Heroines such a popular site in the first place. Check out the screen caps and description below!

Synopsis

Heroine – Superior Girl
Main Villain – Ro’gash
Sub Villains – Calista and Superia

Types of Peril in no particular order

- Low blows
- Belly punching
- Bondage
- Forced Orgasms
- Orgasm denial
- Mind Control
- Male and Female bear hugs
- Two vs one fights
- Simulated sex
- back breakers

Running time: 26:50

This movie features our newest actress Natasha, Ashley Rose, and Carly Quin! Below I will give you a very detailed account of what happens in this movie plus some screen caps.

After disposing of earth primes Superior Girl he is tracked by another Superior from his home dimension. What was only seconds for SG turns out to be years for Ro’gash allowing him to mind control both Superia and Calista to work for him.

This incarnation of Superior Girl is barely 18 years old and Ro’gash makes sure to point this out as it excites Calista since superheroines can be weakened by sexual humilation in this realm. Superior Girl is unaware of this weakness…

Superia, unimpresed by the smaller version of her sister, quickly learns she is a force to be reckoned with. Superior Girl proves to be physically more than Superia can handle so of course Calista is ordered to assist. With a nice spanking to her ass Superior Girl is distracted enough for Superia to pumel her while Calista locks up her arms.

Ro’gash uses his powers to probe her mind in an attempt to convice Superior Girl that she isn’t strong enough to break free from Calista’s grasp. This works long enough for the young heroine to take a serious beating from Superia but one dodged blow knocks Calista back and frees Superior Girl from Ro’gash’s mind control.

Calista is tossed into Superia who is ordered to transform and attack with full strength but she is still bested by Superior Girl who dominates the fight. Ro’gash grows tired of watching Superia fail and sends a green meteor charged blast into Superior Girl knocking both heroines back into a wall. Superior recovers rather fast and Ro’gash signals Calista who radiates green meteor particles from her hand while Ro’gash blasts her again.

Superia jumps on this opportunity and devistates Superior girl with a barrage of shots to her face and stomach. Ro’gash again uses his powers to probe SG and intensifies SG’s weakness to sexual humiliation. Calista rejoins the fight and beings to fondle the young heroine lifting her dress and exposing her silk panty covered crotch. Ro’gash can barely contain himself and his hands find their way all over her body.

Ro’gash senses that the leader of the Amazons has sent her daughter to interfere so he orders Superia to stop her leaving Superior Girl alone with Ro’gash and Calista. Ro’gash knows that if she transforms into a full powered Superior Girl she will be trapped in this realm which is exactly what he wants. Ro’gash goes on the offensive and levels SG with all sorts of attacks that force her to transform!

Superior Girl now in her uniform nails Ro’gash and tosses him which reminds her of their first encounter that drove him into hiding. Unfortunately he was playing possum and reveals that he is simply to powerful for her in this dimension and he punishes SG while copping several feels all over her body.

Ro’gash holds Superior Girl while he commands Calista to use her magic to force SG to orgasm. Though Superior Girl is pure and still a virgin she knows that if forced into uncontrollable sexual bliss she will lose her mind to Ro’gash forever. Calista sends energy into her breasts and crotch but Superior is able to resist the pleasure moving through her body. Ro’gash feels she is still to strong and teleports her into a green meteor laced wall of bondage that not only saps away her strength but breaks down her costume.

Calista gives it another try and trys to rub Superior Girl into orgasm. She comes close but Superior is still able to resist her masterful touch. Ro’gash and Calista double team her body with roaming hands but are still unsuccessful in making her cum. Frustrated he orders Calista to bring the heroine buster from Damions lab and Superior Girl’s eyes go wide as such a device would never exist in her own dimension.

Superior is overwhelmed by the intense vibration on her virgin crotch and begins to lose control of herself. Her eyes roll back and her body begins to betray her mind with wave after wave of pleasure. Superior musters all of her will power and fights back the orgasm with all of her remaining strength. Damions pleasure device begins to smoke and overheat from as its never been tested by such a power herone before. It eventually shuts down leaving Ro’gash back at square one.

Enraged he teleports SG to the ground and Punishes her again to remove any remaing fight she has. Once satisfied he pins SG on the ground, removes her panties and slowly pumps his way in. SG knows she can’t fight the feeling much longer and then Ro’gash takes her from behind which is more than SG can handle.

Superior Girl cums wildly over and over while Ro’gash is relentless thrusting her hips back and forth. She cums so hard that Ro’gash now has control over when she comes and he proves it by making her cum on demand!

A defeated Superior Girl is tossed to the ground and Calista is ordered to clean her up before the ritual…

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Fatal Bad Ass from BadAssKandy

Sidekick — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 18:59:54 +0000

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.

First, let’s post the official synopsis from the site: CATSUIT SPECIAL! Notorious crook Suarez tries to double cross Captain Bad Ass but luckily he has his crack elite army of sexy martial artist bad girls waiting to take control. One by one Red, Silver and Gold in their skin tight catsuits and thigh boots take out Suarez’s men with their knock out karate chops, deadly high kicks and brutal boxing skills to show the world that nobody messes with the Bad Ass Girls!

Although this film doesn’t break any new ground in the Kandyworld like Sex, Lies and Kick Ass Tape, it is still a tremendously fun watch. The ladies look terrific, the fight choreography is tight, and I have to give a ton of credit to the stuntmen/actors who never get enough props for the job they do in these films. They bring a lot to table here from a sheer comedy perspective. I have mentioned before that attempts by producers at comedy in heroine films rarely work well. Kandyman seems to be the exception to this rule. This is a very funny film.

The bulk of the action is the company’s standard fare. Punches, kicks, knee lifts, shots to the groin, and in general just a major beat down of the men. The cast includes one of my personal favorites, Silver. I think Silver has climbed into my top three list of best actresses in the genre. Basically, if she is in a film, I’ll be sure to watch it. She really is the whole package. The film also stars the beautiful Red, who really needs to don a Wonder Woman costume at some point. It also features the stunning Gold, who really needs to don a Wonder Woman costume at some point. I know that the guy has zero extra time on his hands, but Kandyman needs to open a superheroine site. I can’t imagine anyone would have a problem with that.

Now remember, this is a vintage Kandy film. Beautiful girls, thigh high boots, hot outfits, (in this case skin tight catsuits) and absolutely no danger to the girls. But for me “vintage” is a good thing. Fatal Bad Ass is a fun film.

Purchase Fatal Bad Ass at BadAssKandy

Zen Pictures’ “Killing Angels”

HM — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 02:30:29 +0000

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.

We begin with an opening credits sequence in which our heroines, in their custom-made, perfect-fitting, skin-tight spy-girl costumes, pose sexily for our amusement. There’s no real reason (according to the story) for this to happen; it’s just yet another nice thing the producers have decided to do for us. (By the way, the theme music here sounds like it was composed by R2-D2).

The “real” story begins with our heroines, in non-heroine business attire, standing at the desk of their male boss. I’m guessing that they’re receiving their assignment. They both receive their orders and then proceed to change into their carefully crafted spy-girl costume very slowly. There’s no nudity (what do you think is, porn?), but this sequence has the feel of some kind of fetishy Cinemax striptease movie. It’s okay though, because the action later on in the video is choreographed and performed well enough to justify a little PG-13 striptease action here in the early portion of the video.

Our two heroines break into the bad guys’ evil warehouse and discuss their plan. They encounter a bad guy and engage in a gun battle. Working as a team seems like a good approach—with one girl providing cover fire for the other girl who sneaks up behind the bad guy—but it almost results in Aya Takemoto getting her brains blown out by the guy after her sneak attempt fails. Luckily, it is the bad guy’s brain matter who makes a hasty exit after Hitomi Furusaki shoots him in the head from several meters away. (If only he would have surrendered peacefully, this needless bloodshed could have been prevented…) This results in a long discussion between the two girls, perhaps about the morality of shooting a guy in the head, or maybe about the pros and cons of wearing skin-tight leather to work everyday. Who knows?

Meanwhile, the three remaining evildoers (a sexy evil woman and her two male henchmen) stand in the middle of a dark warehouse and have a discussion, probably about how to trap the spy girls. Our heroines, in the meantime, are still having their discussion, but it finally ends on a somewhat bitter note, with the girls splitting up, apparently too disgusted to deal with each other after the previous shot-to-the-head incident.

Aya Takemoto walks around the warehouse alone, thinking about stuff, when suddenly she’s approached by the female villainess. Apparently, the two have a shared history, as we learn in a lengthy flashback which features a very nice fight sequence between the two characters. I’m guessing that the villainess was once part of the team but then betrayed our heroines, leading to the fight sequence we see in the flashback (which, incidentally, features a lot of up-skirt action). Eventually, Takemoto delivers a lucky uppercut, which ends the fight… and her opponent’s life. At least, it appears that way. We exit the flashback to find Takemoto in a state of disbelief as she discovers her now-living former opponent.

There’s not much time to consider any of this, however, as the girls are soon fighting again, in a sequence with some very good editing. The villainess is clearly the more powerful of the two, so Takemoto pulls out her gun, but before she can get a shot off, one of the male henchmen points a gun at her head, putting an end to her assassination attempt, and this scene.

Back at the office, our other heroine, Hitomi Furusaki, sits at a desk late at night and types on a computer. I guess back at the warehouse, she figured, “Well, it’s true that I’m in the middle of an incredibly dangerous mission, and my partner just walked away, after a heated argument, into an incredibly perilous situation in which multiple enemies could be waiting to ambush her, and yes, minutes earlier, I saved her life at the last possible second because her reflexes were too slow to react to a nearly fatal situation, but… I’m sure she can handle herself. I’m gonna head back to the office to finish that Excel spreadsheet I’ve been working on.” Her work is soon interrupted by an email, apparently from the bad guys, informing her that (perhaps unsurprisingly) they captured her friend a couple of minutes after she left. (I have to point out that our heroine uses the service “Z-Mail.” Apparently, Zen produces heroine peril videos and provides innovative web-based email software.)

Meanwhile, Takemoto wakes up find herself chained up (with arms extended to either side). This is a really long torture sequence with a little something to please most fans of interrogation-style peril. The villainess arrives and delivers multiple stomach punches and pulls Takemoto’s hair. She then injects the heroine with some kind of serum (I’m guessing this is your basic evil serum that heightens the recipient’s sensitivity to pain). The villainess then grabs the heroine’s stomach really hard, which I guess might be painful, although it really just seems kind of annoying. Before the torture continues (and it does)…

…We return to the film’s other heroine, Furusaki, who practices firing her gun at a shooting range (as if she didn’t already prove her worth as a markswoman earlier in the film). As she fires, she receives a flashback of her own (the producers were very generous when it came to doling out flashbacks with these characters). Anyway, the flashback apparently takes place several years earlier when Furusaki was but a wee schoolgirl (complete with the classic schoolgirl uniform). Unfortunately, one day she was tied to a chair and blindfolded as a bad guy (one of the henchmen from earlier) brutally stabbed her father. This must have eventually led to her life as an assassin/spy-girl.

Back at the torture chamber, the bad guys apparently haven’t tortured Takemoto enough yet, and so a henchman proceeds to shock her with electricity. When he gets bored, he hands of the electric prods to the villainess, who tortures her with even more electric shocks. Furusaki arrives (finally), and beats the crap out of henchman #1. However, she’s apparently unaware that the bad guys have captured her partner. Henchman #2 whips out his iPhone and plays some audio of Takemoto screaming in pain while being shocked. (There’s an app for that.™) Now, finding herself in a helpless position, she has to reluctantly allow henchman #1 to get back up and take revenge on her by beating her up with punches and stomps until she loses consciousness.

Later, the bad guys have both heroines chained up in the same room for yet more torture. A henchman stabs her (!) repeatedly, all over her body, with some kind of small knife (it’s not as graphic as it sounds), then takes a larger knife and slices parts of her costume off. Finally, he picks up the trusty old electric prods and tortures her with electric shocks until she passes out. After they carry her limp body away, Takemoto is tied to a chair and has painful goo applied to the exposed parts of her body. Furusaki manages to wake up as she’s being carried away and fights off the bad guy who’s carrying her. She makes her way to the room in which the villains are keeping her partner and unchains Takemoto. This leads to one last double-fight sequence in which Takemoto fights the villainess and Furusaki fights a henchman, who happens to be the guy who killed her father. He kindly reveals this during the fight (I think), which gives Furusaki the extra bit of motivation she needs to finish him off (not a good move on his part at all).

Takemoto delivers a fatal uppercut to the villainess, although personally, I would make extra sure she’s really dead this time since she survived a similar blow in the flashback and came back to torture the heroines years later. She seems pretty satisfied that her enemy really is dead this time and goes to assist Furusaki, who has the henchman in a compromising position and is about the deliver a fatal stab of the knife to avenge her father’s death. Takemoto arrives just in time to encounter the classic, “Will our hero(ine) sacrifice her principles and surrender to her most primitive emotions just to extract revenge which will ultimately prove unsatisfying since she will have sunken to the level of her most dreaded adversary in order to achieve closure at the expense of everything that makes her better than him” situation. I won’t reveal whether she gives in to her murderous desire, but if you’ve ever seen a movie before, you can guess how things turn out. (She does punch him really, really hard, for what it’s worth.)

…And the heroines lived happily ever after. I enjoyed this video from Zen Pictures, which proves yet again (not that it need to be demonstrated anymore) that the Japanese are the best producers in the genre. I suppose if this film is a success, we might see a sequel to this adventure, which would be okay with me. I like the spy-girl genre (I actually prefer it to the superheroine genre) and I find both actresses to be very attractive and capable of delivering good performances. There is a ton of torture in this film, so if you’re not a fan of that kind of content, this might not be the best Zen Pictures film for you. But either way, I applaud the Japanese once again for producing heroine peril content as the highest level currently available (in my humble opinion).

Buy Killing Angels at Zen Pictures

New Special Offer (and Trailer) from Next Global Crisis

HM — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 02:51:25 +0000

In preparation for its upcoming and highly anticipated new season, Next Global Crisis is introducing a special offer which sounds pretty great, in my opinion. There’s a ton of content available here, for free! Check out the details (and new Season 2 trailer) below.

Announcement from Next Global Crisis

We are now getting close to re-launching the new website and with it the first episode of our second season. As many of you know we offered discounts and early releases to some customers throughout season one. We are now opening that offer to anyone who wants to join.

You will receive discounts of $5 on Episodes and $3 on Mini-Videos (like The Training Room series but a different format) and will be able to get all releases up to 3 days before general release.

What else? If you sign up now you can instantly download a free 27 minute video of alternative angles and deleted moments from Episodes 1-5 and Training Rooms 1-4 of Season One. We will periodically send new free videos as well and so you will receive hundreds of free minutes of footage as long as you remain with us.

There’s more… We are making our comic books available for free to people who join us now, again these will be available at zero cost to you for a period of days before general release. This is to keep you up to date with the story and we plan on building up the amount of comics we release considerably.

We will also be running a Create-A-Character section where you can decide the costume, powers, looks and attitude of a heroine or even a villain, and they will come to life in a standalone video. Details of what to do will be available on sign up.

Lastly, we respect inboxes, you will get an email each time a new product is released alongside any free content, this will not be more than twice a month. It costs me money to send these emails as well, so it’s simply not in my interests to bombard you.

To sign up now and make sure you qualify
for Season Two, Episode One discounts go to:

www.nextglobalcrisis.com

Season Two trailer:

Superheroine HQ Matches from DT Wrestling

HM — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 00:56:52 +0000

Here’s a batch of superheroine-themed wrestling/fantasy videos (and a few non-superheroine themed videos) from Double Trouble Wrestling starring the likes of Paris Kennedy, Cali Logan, Danielle Trixie, Tanya Danielle, Francesca Le, Nicole Oring, and others. Check out the stills below!

DREAM STALKERS – Part 1 and Part 2

Paris is sleeping when JC and Francesca come in and use their magic wands on her then proceed to stretch her out and give her a long body bashing, gut blasts destroy the sleeping beauty. They stand her up just to take turns with even more hard punches to the stomach, then up to the breasts they go, Paris’ soft beautiful chest flesh is pummeled, they take turns smashing and grabbing. Available here – Part 1, Part 2

RAW WONDER – Part 1 and Part 2

This fantasy video features the very sexy Kymberly Jane as Wonder Chick, a comic super hero. Today she is facing two powerful warriors: Achilia who is played by Dia Zerva, and Mevia who is played by Afrika. If Wonder Chick loses this battle her entire nation of Amazons will be enslaved. The torture and pain that Wonder Chick must endure during this fight is beyond any comparison. She is chained and violently humiliated. Available here – Part 1, Part 2

PUMA’S PROTEGE

Melissa and Nicole start the match out topless, and these two have some incredible tah-tahs. This is yet another awesome destruction match. At various times throughout the match the dirty Puma jumps in the ring and helps Nicole double team and massacre the adorable Melissa. The cruelty with which Nicole tortures Melissa is both horrifying and tantalizing. Available here

BARELY HEROIC

Nude and just out of the shower Tylene Buck is surprised by the evil Diana Knight, a surprising hold in a very private part has her in a spell and the next thing the buxom blond knows she is in the ring. Diana is here for revenge as two of her friends have been destroyed by the super hero Ultra Babe and she knows Tylene is this caped Heroine. If it’s destruction you want then Tylene is ready to accommodate her, soon she is in her golden super costume and the attack is on but the wily brunette resorts to her secret hold and evens out the battle, back and forth these two chesty ladies fight and every time Ultra Babe gets her power back an energy sucking kiss from the bad one has her in a defensive mode.

In control the sexy villain strips Ultra Babe of all except her thigh high boots but Ultra Babe renews her power and now it’s her turn to strip the evil one – naked they fight to the finish, back and forth it goes with lots of chokes, breast destruction, and crotch holds. Evil and good are in a fight to the finish — voluptuous nude bodies roll across the ring till finally… Available here

STRIPPING THE BLUES AWAY

Sandy White wants to know what makes the great Blue Girl, Charlie Lane, get all her super powers – the costume, yes she decides to find out if that’s it. Sandy finds Blue Girl’s secret practice ring and surprises her. Before the heroine knows what hit her, Sandy has her belt off and her powers decrease but not enough to stop the heroine’s fight – the battle is on as our super fem is not about to be undone but this commoner but Sandy is determined to be the new big breasted Blue Girl.

Scissors, arm bars and leg stretches – each brings another article of clothes off as poor Blue Girl starts to loose all her powers – soon Sandy has the super heroine lifted over her head and slammed to the canvas, the sexy blue one is eventually naked and being destroyed by the one with all the new powers. Sandy now wears much of the costume and wraps the nylons around poor Blue Girls neck and stretches her beautiful naked body, standing she pulls on the nylons till the poor heroine is almost pulled apart – more body slams and pile drivers have our super babe now destroyed – how much more destruction can this naked beauty take – this is just too much – too, too much — to much for one naked beauty to endure!!! Available here

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMP’S IRE

Tanya Danielle, Emily Addison and Danielle Trixie are sitting on the couch waiting to see who Danielle has picked to be her new assistant. Emily wins but Tanya is ready to show her disapproval, hard across the jaw she smacks her – the fight is on. They are both wearing their sexy office attire; short skirts, heels and nylons as they each take turns striking each other hard to the face, eventually these hard hits take them to the ground where their short skirts hike up revealing their beautiful butts and nyloned thighs. Available here

DEVASTATING DIA

Dia Zerva beat Cali Logan and Karlie Montana to win the championship belt. Since then Dia has been partying and talking crap about Cali, so the stage is set for one last battle to confirm whether or not Dia really is the greatest in DT wrestling. The tension is palpable, the words are cutting, and the glares shoot daggers in this intense fight. Available here

CALI’S HOLLYWOOD ADVENTURE

Cali Logan is the hottest little spark plug that Double Trouble has ever had. This match is definitive proof of that. Watch as the legendary Hollywood takes on our cute little hot shot in a best of three submissions match. It is an even fight featuring great pro-style holds and vicious blows. Hollywood is super sexy grapevining Cali’s tight young body, and Cali looks sexy doing just about anything. Available here

PARIS ON A BUCK A DAY

Tylene Buck and Paris Kennedy are some buxom hotties, and today they are beating the crap out of each other. Tylene is a hot blonde and Paris is a spicy red head. Paris wears a pair of daisy dukes that disappear in her ass, while Tylene wears a tiny thong bikini. This match feature some awesome breast mauling and chokes. You will love watching the giant breasts in this match fly around as the girls fight. Available here

BIG SMACK ATTACK

Karlie Montana and Ashley Grace take each other on in this playful and sexy catfight. These beautiful girls rip their tops off and take their opponent to the mat. The scissors and camel clutches are beautifully executed as both girls squeal and scream in pleasure and pain. Available here

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“Standoff” – Season 1 Finale from The Battle for Earth

Sidekick — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 23:19:15 +0000

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…)

SYNOPSIS

With Night Girl and Stealth in Spawn’s hands, and Tempest forced to play by Spawn’s rules to save her daughter, only Superianna is left. Avalon has all but disappeared; likely dead, along with Trinity, Nova, Divinity, and Shadow Girl. Spawn sees an opportunity. Superianna is not easily beaten, but instead, he decides to begin the groundwork to humiliate and destroy her status of righteousness in the public eye. He needs Tempest close to her, so he orders Tempest to track Superianna down and join her, still following orders. Just in case, he sends Fero in pursuit to observe.

Kaid sees opportunity as well. the crystal’s powers have been fusing with the serum and his dna, and have been amplifying attributes and characteristics in his persona. He is now rich, powerful, and continues to build his heroine army while realizing the expanding powers of his crystal. He can sense Tempest is near, and decides to track her down. He doesn’t realize Spawn has her under his control. Using Diamond and Draiken for help, he tracks Tempest only to find Superianna. A fight between Tempest and Superianna against Draiken and Diamond ensues. It’s never quite that simple though.

See who switches sides, and what twists take place as good vs evil in the season finale, “Standoff”.

So there you go. After watching this episode multiple times I think the producers had three goals in mind:

1. Explain the storyline – This video is about 26 minutes long, and the first nine minutes serve as a “previously on The Battle for Earth” type retrospective. Guess what? This needed to happen. I understand some may not like 1/3 of a video being used for this purpose, but I thought it was done exceedingly well. If you’ve been with The Battle for Earth since the beginning, it will explain some parts of the storyline that got a bit muddled. If you’re new, this flashback sequence gives a good solid foundation that will let you enjoy the finale and not be totally confused.

2. Go big – And that’s just what they did. The main action sequence was shot on a rooftop location ,and it involves multiple characters in a huge brawl. It’s well choreographed and just flat out bigger than anything TBFE has previously done. I was impressed with the sheer scope of it. The fact that it was well executed is just a bonus.

3. Set up season 2 – The way the episode ended set up a lot of possibilities for future plot directions. New alliances are forged, and I think the ending might surprise you. I thought it was a bold choice by the producers, and it makes their options for season 2 plentiful.

Now, it’s important you understand that this is not a big peril-fest like many of the other TBFE videos. Well, I shouldn’t say that. Once again, it’s all in how you personally define “peril.” If it’s just a heroine in a fight, then this is a good video for you. If you’re looking for the more hardcore peril elements that TBFE is known for, they are largely absent from this episode. The only fetish elements that I can recall are Superianna being bearhugged from behind and Tempest being strangled for a short time.

Bottom line: this was a well done film, and I think their most ambitious effort since the premier episode. All the actors brought their “A” game, and all of the girls looked terrific. I thought Tempest stood out the most in this regard.

Are there any shortcomings? Well, I would have liked to see both Nightgirl and Stealth. Neither is seen in this episode. I think Nightgirl was my favorite character introduced in the post-Rye era, and Stealth seemed to garner a lot of love from fans in her appearances. Some may be turned off by the nine-minute flashback, and I understand that. However, I think the producers edited this sequence together as well as humanly possible. It had to be tough to encapsulate hours of video into a few minutes. It’s hard to imagine anyone doing a better job.

(Note: The Battle for Earth is offering a package which includes the Season 1 finale along with bonus footage, outtake, and other extra material. Or the episode can be purchased as a standalone video. See the web site for details!)

Buy “Standoff” at The Battle for Earth

Wonder Angel from Giga / Akiba Web

HM — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 19:13:45 +0000

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.

We begin with Wonder Angel, in street clothes, descending a staircase in a mysterious location. We learn that she’s been summoned here for an unknown reason. Suddenly, a blast of white gas is emitted and hits Blair right in the face. I thought this was kind of funny—how did they know she’d be standing in that exact spot when they set up their hidden gas machine? Maybe after several years of doing nothing but capturing superheroines, these guys know exactly what they’re doing.

When the smoke clears (I mean that both literally and figuratively—aren’t I clever?), a masked henchman appears. He now knows that this mild-mannered woman dressed in business casual attire must be Wonder Angel because the nerve gas had no effect on her, other than making her cough. (Note: I tried several times to catch the henchman’s name in this scene. As he lifts Wonder Angel by the throat, he quite dramatically says, “My name… is POWER-GONG!” But I’m not sure if it’s Power-Gong or Power-Bong or Power-Ball or Power-Gahh. Any help would be appreciated.)

Power-Thong chokes Wonder Angel, throws her on the ground, straddles her and lightly squeezes her breasts before Wonder Angel finds the inner strength to deliver a well-timed and accurate crotch kick, which sends him falling over to the ground, holding his crotch in pain. Wonder Angel takes this opportunity to transform into… Wonder Angel (in costume). Wonder Angel fights Power-Fawn very briefly before he grabs her magical golden chain (or whatever), thereby weakening her. He chokes her with the chain, grabs her boobs, grabs her crotch, and chloroforms her, bringing this opening sequence to a close.

The rest of the video consists of Wonder Angel being mercilessly abused, tortured and sexually assaulted by Power-Rod and his goons. At this point, it basically becomes a plain old porn movie in which the main character happens to be dressed as Wonder Woman. She even becomes totally obedient and starts to voluntarily participate in various sex acts, which I know is a turn-off for a lot of fans of these films. (I’m sure there’s a reason for this in the story, but I became really bored by all of this and may have missed it.)

So while I think Briana Blair is attractive and looks great in her Wonder Angel costume, I think the novelty of having an American actress play an American-style heroine in an English-language Giga production has worn off, and I would now like Giga to get back to making Japanese language productions with Japanese-speaking actors and actresses. Additionally, it seems that Giga just tried a lot harder with Briana Blair’s Superior Lady, which had better production values, impressive effects, and a well-staged fight scene before the debauchery began. Here, it’s nothing but debauchery. Unfortunately (for me), I suspect these English-language productions are probably pretty successful. I don’t have any sales figures to back up this assertion; it’s just a hunch. So I wouldn’t be surprised to see more of this style of video from Giga in the future.

I’d be curious to know what you guys think about this style of video from Giga. Is it a good thing? A bad thing? Do you want to see more of this type of video from Giga? Feel free to discuss below…

Buy Wonder Angel from Akiba Web

Mighty Honey from Zen Pictures

Sidekick — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 21:13:44 +0000

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.

I’ve been a little hard on Zen Pictures in recent reviews. The movies haven’t been bad, just not up to the standard they set when I discovered the site a couple years back. I thought Might Honey was a good step back in the direction that made Zen my favorite producer in the genre.

After a torturously long opening credit sequence we are treated to a nice f/x shot of Might Honey flying over a forest. She makes her way to the city and finds that it is quite literally on fire. She locks on to the villains responsible and confronts them.

If you’re familiar with Zen Pictures, you know what’s coming. Mighty Honey flies in and makes short work of the bad guys. This is actually a well-choreographed scene that utilizes some impressive stunt work and incorporates a lot of slow motion to good effect. Oh, yeah. This is as good a time as any to mention that Might Honey is played by an actress who is just about flawless. She is a stunning woman, and she is outfitted in a terrific variation of a Supergirl costume. Her name is Risa Saiki and this is her first Zen Pictures appearance.

Now, there is a storyline, but I’ll be darned if I can figure out what it is. If I had to hazard a guess, I think the civilian persona of Mighty Honey is that of a reporter. She and two other guys seem to be investigating an old factory that may be responsible for tainting the water supply. One of the men betrays Mighty Honey, and the two bad guys from the opening sequence are waiting for her. She takes down one of them, but the other injects himself with a substance that gives him incredible size, strength, and a zombie like appearance. He drops Mighty Honey with one punch, and, you know what that means, cue the torture music!

Might Honey is tied up AOH, exposed to green glowing sticks, choked, punched in the stomach repeatedly, wrapped in chains, and electrocuted. This is a long and drawn out torture scene that I imagine many peril fans will enjoy. The bad guys leave her to die, but she is saved by her friend. She flies off again and tracks the bad guys to a new hideout, only to run into more trouble. She is captured a second time and has to square off against the giant zombie again.

It’s not much of a fight at first. They have a test of strength that lasts for over five minutes and then the zombie crushes Mighty Honey in a bear hug. All seems lost, but like almost all Zen films, the heroine digs deep down and finds a way to win in the end.

To me this felt like classic Zen Pictures. Heroine dominates in the beginning, heroine gets in a great amount of trouble, heroine wins in the end. That’s my personal favorite formula for these kind of movies. If you do buy this film, I encourage you to watch the making of clip that comes with the download. They show a lot of behind the scenes footage of how they choreograph fights and how they execute their flying sequences with the use of a shop-vac that is set on blow, not suck. (Sorry, couldn’t pass that one up.)

The best clip ends with the director giving what must be a rather poignant speech, because the actress breaks down in tears. If anyone out there speaks Japanese and sees this clip, I would love to have a translation of what the director said. I swear, the actress is on the verge of completely losing it before they fade to black.

Might Honey is a entertaining film and feels like a classic Zen effort.

Buy Might Honey at Zen Pictures

Custom Video Offer from Super Heroine Limited

HM — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 18:40:33 +0000

Want a custom video from the production company that brought you Nina Driver: Episode 1? Super Heroine Limited is putting the word out that custom videos are now available with Missy Rhodes (Nina Driver herself).

Message from Super Heroine Limited

Custom videos with Missy Rhodes are now available! Custom videos would start at $10 a minute, depending on the complexity of the submitted script that is subject to change. Currently on hand we have the Nina Driver costume (Black Canary themed outfit) as well as a girl Robin costume (I haven’t yet had her try it on so not sure of how good the fit is yet). Basic leotard costumes can be more easily acquired, if there is enough interest I am considering getting a custom fitted Super Girl outfit for her.

Content: Missy is comfortable with portrayed violence and groping. Sex can be implied but simulated will not be portrayed.

Custom video request can either be sent to myself or Missy:

damienwoods77@yahoo.com
MissyRhodes@live.com

Video would be delivered within a week to two weeks after payment is received.

X Club Wrestling Episode 14 from Pro Style Fantasies

HM — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 13:58:22 +0000

Pro Style Fantasies has just released Episode 14 of its X Club Wrestling series, starring Emily Addison, Kagney Linn Karter and Diana Knight. Looks like it features the usual debauchery we’ve all come to expect from the X Club series! Check out the images below.

Buy X Club Wrestling Episode 14 at Pro Style Fantasies

Hyper Sexy Heroine NEXT New Trino from Zen Pictures

Sidekick — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 23:05:24 +0000

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.

We begin with a shot of every building in a city on fire as laser blasts rain down from an unknown source. We then are introduced to our heroine, who, to the surprise of no one, is incredibly attractive. The thing here that is surprising is that she has already been captured. That breaks away from the normal Zen playbook. Usually they start off by showing how powerful and dominate their heroines are, but not here.

The next 12 minutes of the film are going to please enthusiasts of three particular scenarios. A heroine tied AOH, belly punching, and electric torture. Why will it please fans of these three things? Because that is all that happens. Literally. For about 12 minutes, that’s all that we see until the heroine teleports away.

We then cut to a young child being chased by a school bully. The funny thing about the bully—he appears to be about 40 years old. Only at Zen. The bully corners the child, but either through an amazing coincidence or possibly because he’s one of those genius kids that can design robots, a giant red robot shows up and chases the bully away. However, the bad guys who were torturing the heroine earlier show up and quickly disable the robot. Fear not; the heroine shows up and wipes out the villains in a fight scene that features some of the high-end fight choreography that Zen is known for.

Later on, the heroine has tracked down the villains at their hideout. She starts beating on the bad guys some more but is stopped in her tracks when it is revealed the bad guys have taken control of the young boys robot and now hold the boy hostage. The heroine surrenders, and what happens for the next 25 minutes? More belly punching! She also gets beat with a club. Sure, why not?

The young boy is able to reprogram his robot friend, and they stop the torture. The heroine is then confronted buy another robot that is controlled by the bad guys. The robot dominates the heroine in a test of strength and crushes her in an extended bear hug. On the verge of defeat, the heroine pulls out some kind of explosive device and incinerates the villains.

I get the feeling that the post-production process didn’t go well on this film. That could be because a part of the production process didn’t go well. A lot of things happen that are unexplained, and there appears to be some loose plot threads. You want examples?

1. At the beginning the city is on fire, and lasers are being fired from the sky. We never see the city like that again and never learn the source of the laser attack.

2. During the torture scene, the heroine is teleported away. We never find out how. Did she teleport herself? If she could do that, why not teleport away earlier? If she was teleported by someone else, we never learn who that is.

3. The bad guys turn the robot against the boy. We never see how. We never see the boy being kidnapped. They just show up at the villains lair.

I could go on, but you get the point. I have to believe some footage got left on the cutting room floor that would probably explain the plot holes. Alas, how many people out there really buy Zen videos for the plot anyway? This video is probably not for everyone, but I think it will appeal to a lot of viewers. The lead actress is stunning, there is some good fight choreography, and bearhug, stomach punching and electric torture enthusiasts will be thrilled.

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Bloodlines 2 from Steel Cinema

HM — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 18:58:28 +0000

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?

Immediately after defeating Tony Stock, Superior Girl turns her attention to Calista and proceeds to fight her, as her helpless cousin Superia looks on while trapped inside the dreaded “Zone of Phantoms.” For some reason, Superior Girl’s punches seem to have no effect on Calista, who mocks our superheroine, saying things like, “Is that the best you’ve got, superbitch?”

Basically, Superior Girl just gets the living hell beat out of her for the majority of the video. Lots of face slaps, stomach punches, stretches, some crotch grabbing, etc. This beatdown goes on for several minutes, but Superior Girl somehow manages to gain her bearings and tell Calista that she’s not afraid, despite being “weakened by space fragments.”

However, the horrid Calista threatens to shoot the Zone of Phantoms, which, as every fan of Superman II knows, is made of very thin, fragile glass (kind of odd for such an incredibly important contraption intended to hold the universe’s most deadly villains). Superior Girl can’t bear the thought of her cousin being killed, and so agrees to kneel to Calista and suffer the humiliation of defeat.

But simply having Superior Girl kneel and admit that she surrenders isn’t enough for Calista, who weakens Superior Girl with some more space fragments, tosses her around the room, and delivers multiple low blows. She then puts some space-fragment-infused handcuffs on Superior Girl, beats her some more, has her tied up AOH, and whips her for a really long time.

All in a day’s work for the bad guys at Steel Cinema. While there’s no explicit sexual content, fans of PG-13 beatdowns and superheroine torture should love Bloodlines 2.

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Empress Sayuri Returns to RingDivas

HM — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 18:25:21 +0000

Fans of Empress Sayuri, one of the most popular characters / wrestlers in the RingDivas roster, rejoice! The company has announced that Sayuri is back (and is available for custom video orders). Personally I hope this means we’ll be seeing Sayuri Blood Chronicles 3, but who knows?

Apparently, at the end of RingDivas’ latest video release, The Big Event 2011, it is revealed that Sayuri has made her return after a four- or five-year absence from RingDivas. Sayuri was the reigning champion for a long time and never lost her championship belt (for those of you keeping track of such things). Now she’s back, and will undoubtedly face off against the current slate of RingDivas stars.

Empress Sayuri starred in RingDivas’ first narrative video production, Sayuri Blood Chronicles, and returned for Sayuri Blood Chronicles 2. Like I mentioned, I hope we’re in for a third installment, as I really liked the second and (for now) final film.

What do you guys think? Is this a positive development for RingDivas?

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Angel Avengers 2: Bionic Bombshell from Cult Retro (Preview)

HM — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 12:51:33 +0000

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.

Synopsis:

Featuring Tsvetanka Vergilova as Nikki, a destructive agent known for her incredible strength, power and exotic beauty. High-tech bionic implants ripple just below her skin allowing her to stop thugs in their tracks with a single blow.

Nikki is dispatched on a solo mission to take out a gaggle of goons trafficking occult artifacts out of a garage in an unsuspecting and quiet suburban neighborhood. But that won’t stop our Angel from clobbering the bad guys and putting an “explosive” end to their operation. Martial artist Micah Goingback joins the cast as a character soon to be known as the dreaded Bionic Fist! Plus Nikki calls out Big Joel Nekoda setting the stage for a battle with the bossman himself.

Starring Tsvetanka Vergilova as Nikki, Anthony Wayne as Tony, Stem Whitaker as Slim, Micah Goingback as Bionic Fist. Produced & Directed by Bill Black. “B-Movie King” and cult movie legend Joel D. Wynkoop guest stars as Big Joel Nekoda!

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Crimson Clash from UltraHeroix

Sidekick — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 18:00:25 +0000

UltraHeroix is quickly becoming one of my favorite producers, and the company has just released its latest video, Crimson Clash, which features the return of the sexy Asian ninja, Crimson Cat, who is on a quest to find Lady Ultra.

Crimson Clash is the followup to previous UltraHeroix video, Dark Embrace, in which the world’s most powerful heroine, Lady Ultra, was defeated and turned evil. Also, a powerful criminal organization that controls many of the villains previously seen in the UltraHeroix storyline was introduced. It was the best UltraHeroix film ever produced (and was reviewed here).

Crimson Clash begins with the heroine Crimson Cat searching for Lady Ultra, who has been missing for weeks. The first thing you’ll notice is the actress who plays Crimson Cat is stunning and continues to show that nobody does casting diversity better than UltraHeroix. Crimson Cat takes out what appears to be a scientist, before being confronted by a large villain known as X-Diablo.

The two foes engage in a brutal fight that takes place in several outdoor locations. The characters take turns having the advantage, but X-Diablo definitely has control more often. He locks Crimson Cat in two bearhugs, snaps her over his knee, ties her to a tree, and demasks her. Later on, in what I believe is a first for the superheroine genre, he attempts to finish her off with a heavy construction vehicle! Yes, you read that correctly.

All of this leads up to an incredible three-minute conclusion that I don’t want to spoil. Just know there is blood, the introduction of a new character, and a cliffhanger ending.

Crimson Clash is a fun heroine film. I can’t quite says it’s better than Dark Embrace, but I believe it is every bit as good. I think Dark Embrace was a little more story-centric while Crimson Clash is more action-oriented. The fact that the producers are able to make both kinds of films with equal skill says a lot about their talents. The UltraHeroix producers are evolving into great storytellers and the Crimson Clash ending opens several avenues they can go down story-wise. I can’t wait to see what they do next.

I really don’t have any negatives to mention except one thing: the music. Not the music choices, just the music levels. There are times where I feel the music is just too loud and completely takes over the scene. I could be alone on this, I just think it would make for a better movie if the music was generally kept at background levels, if that makes sense.

Speaking of sound, I would recommend that when you do watch this film, it may be best to use VLC Media Player if you have it. I watched it on both VLC and Windows Media Player. You’ll be fine in you watch it on WMP, I just thought the sound was crisper on VLC.

Lastly, and this has nothing to do with the film, but I think it’s worth mentioning. I believe UltraHeroix has a chance to be an “A-list” producer along the likes of Next Global Crisis and Cult Retro if they continue down their current path. They are growing with every episode and seem to be in touch with their audience. A simple thing I think they may want to consider to help them get to that “A-list” level is a site redesign. It’s just a little cumbersome to navigate and things are kind of all over the place. Just a thought from somebody with absolutely no skills as a web designer, so the producers should consider the source before they take any action on that. Other than that, there aren’t many videos I look forward too more than those made by UltraHeroix.

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Wonder Weoman vs. Mind Stealers 2 from TeamWizard

HM — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 22:52:24 +0000

Wonder Weoman vs. Mind Stealers Part 2, the highly anticipated sequel from the Korean producers at TeamWizard, equals the original in terms of acting, special effects and production values. It’s another really impressive video, and I hope the Wonder Weoman series is the first of many productions from TeamWizard.

The sequel picks up exactly where the original left off, with Wonder Weoman (played again by the lovely Choi Yunjung) having received a thorough beatdown at the hands of the evil, beast-like Zord. Zord picks up the barely conscious Wonder Weoman and tosses her inside, where she lands at the feet of the male villain (Danny) who, in the previous episode, was defeated by Wonder Weoman. He now extracts revenge by slapping and punching Wonder Weoman as she lays half-conscious on the ground. He then instructs Zord to beat her up some more, and he does so with stomps and a bearhug. Just when things look really dire for our heroine, her friend Alex comes to the rescue and saves Wonder Weoman… for now anyway.

Meanwhile, the bad guys collect themselves back at their evil base and decide to continue in their attempt to steal several of the most “profitable” minds our humble planet has to offer. Wonder Weoman learns that the Prob are participating in some suspicious activity in a building downtown—she and Alex believe this is the epicenter of the Prob’s activity and Alex goes to investigate (and is soon followed by Wonder Weoman, who may feel a little something special for Alex).

This leads to an assassination attempt against poor Alex. He survives, and the story gets kind of convoluted at this point, involving interplanetary negotiations between Alex and the alien council, a press conference involving Alex and Wonder Woeman (in which Wonder Weoman makes the effort to wearing a special decorative cape just for the occasion), another attempt on Alex’s life, and the realization that Wonder Weoman has only a few hours to save the Earth before the council initiates the decontamination of the planet, which will result in the forced insanity of millions of… oh, never mind. When you watch the movie yourself, it will all make perfect sense.

The important thing here is that, just as in the first episode, the production values here are really top notch. Wonder Weoman is super hot, the acting is very good across the board, there are multiple interior and exterior locations (including a stunning backdrop during Wonder Weoman’s fight against Zord), and there’s even some peril thrown in for good measure. Granted, most of the “peril” occurs in the first few minutes of the video, but the remainder of the movie is so well made that I feel it’s definitely worth a purchase.

If there is a drawback to this episode, it may be (for some viewers) that there’s a lot of dialogue and exposition, and things do get a little complicated, story-wise. There are two or three action sequences, and the rest of the film is dialogue heavy, but again, I don’t think that takes away from the quality of this production or from the entertainment value.

As mentioned previously, Wonder Weoman has a climactic fight with Zord, with the fate of the Earth hanging in the balance. (I love the detail of having WW’s feet sliding backwards across the concrete during a “test of strength” moment). Wonder Weoman is squeezed with a lasso, slapped to the ground, kicked in the face, bearhugged, and more. Although I would have to say that technically speaking, the action and editing are better in a Next Global Crisis production, I really enjoyed this fight sequence.

So in a nutshell, this is another terrific episode from TeamWizard, who has burst onto the independent superheroine scene with excellent productions. I really hope we get to see more from TeamWizard, and I hope they can maintain the same high level of quality they’ve demonstrated with this Wonder Weoman series.

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“The Big Event 2011″ from Ring Divas

HM — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 21:32:53 +0000

Ring Divas has released its long-anticipated Big Event featuring a battle between fan favorites Cali Danger and Destiny Dumon. Also featured are Sam Sexton, Gojirah, Vanessa Kraven, and newcomer Alyssa Sexton. Check out The Big Event 2011 at Ring Divas.

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Cali Danger vs. Destiny Dumon II – Available here

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Sam vs. Gojirah vs. Vanessa - Available here

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Alyssa vs. Vanessa Kraven – Available here

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Bloodlines from Steel Cinema (Preview)

HM — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 17:56:55 +0000

Steel Cinema has just released Bloodlines, starring Ashley Rose and featuring a villain character who bears a striking resemblance to a certain popular metal-based superhero (and Carly, who always makes a great villainess). Check out the trailer, stills and story description below!

Story description

Synestra has helped her sister (Calista) escape from the Zone of Phantoms and now she seeks revenge on her jailer, Superior Girl. Her cousin Superia is already tracking Synestra so she becomes the bait and test subject for Tony’s new power suit. Superia gives Tony a good run but he eventually wears her down and stands over the fallen heroine. Superia is nearly turned into dust but manages to blast his power suit with heat vision and accidently sends him to another realm. Calista confronts Superia who is caught off guard by her magic and then hand cuffs laced with green space fragments.

Superia becomes Calista’s personal toy and endures space rock laced cattails and other forms of physical attacks until Superior Girl arrives. She is confronted by a very angry and more powerful Tony Stock. Superior Girl and Tony battle it out but Tony is just to strong for Superior Girl who finds herself on the losing end of a humiliating beat down.

New HQ Superheroine Wrestling Videos from DT Wrestling

HM — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 02:02:09 +0000

DT Wrestling has released a new batch of HQ superheroine-themed downloads featuring Diana Knight, Christina Carter, Cali Logan and more. Check out the stills below and head over to Double Trouble Wrestling for more information!

VILLAINESS VENGEANCE – Christina Carter vs. Diana Knight – AVAILABLE HERE

CLOWNS WITHOUT PITY Part 1 – Starring Cali Logan – AVAILABLE HERE

CLOWNS WITHOUT PITY Part 2 – Starring Cali Logan – AVAILABLE HERE

WHITE OUT Part 1 – Starring Christina Carter and Tanya Danielle – AVAILABLE HERE

WHITE OUT Part 2 – Starring Christina Carter and Tanya Danielle – AVAILABLE HERE

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“Dark Kill Panther” from Giga Freeks / Akiba Web

HM — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 19:32:48 +0000

[Warning: extreme content] Giga’s Dark Kill Panther is your basic Japanese Supergirl sexual peril film which focuses 85% of its attention on the sexual humiliation of the main character. It also features really good special effects and a cameo appearance by another popular superheroine. And a Power Ranger.

The video begins with a really long sequence in which white credits appear over a black screen as we hear a helicopter and radio communications between two Japanese guys. As usual, non-Japanese speakers are out of luck when it comes to interpreting this conversation. What are they talking about? Super Lady’s whereabouts? The end of the NBA lockout? Meatloaf recipes? Who knows?

Anyway, the film really begins after this sequence, with Super Lady assisting a Pink Power Ranger in a fight against two armed henchmen. I like the camerawork here, and the effects are really good, as usual; however, I found the editing to be a little “off,” which is very uncharacteristic for Giga, a company that usually gets just about everything right in terms of filmmaking. The editing just isn’t quite as crisp as it usually is in a Giga production, and this brief fight scene seems a little sluggish as a result. However, the scene is still 100 times better than most superheroine content out there, so it’s no big deal.

In the next scene, we’re back at the bad guys’ evil base, where the main villain and his huge henchman gaze at the unconscious, battered body of [spoiler!] Wonder Woman. She really looks like she’s been through the ringer—her costume torn, bruises and blood stains covering her face… she’s definitely been treated to a typical evening with the gentlemen at Giga. Anyway, the henchman (who appears to be something like a mix between Batman and a cyborg—this must be the “Dark Kill Panther” of the title) grabs Wonder Woman by the throat and delivers a barrage of slow, devastating punches at her stomach. Eventually, Wonder Woman begins spitting up blood from the mouth, adding the final touch of class we’ve all come to expect from Akiba-Web.

With Wonder Woman’s ribcage and abdomen thoroughly demolished, the main villain pushes a button on a remote control, which has the effect of sending electric shocks through the body of his henchman, who drops Wonder Woman to the ground. After the henchman recovers from the shocks, he immediately rushes over to the unconscious Wonder Woman and bites her neck! It’s all very bloody. Maybe Giga is trying to appeal to fans of Twilight and the vampire craze that’s sweeping the globe.

Meanwhile, our superheroine, in street clothes, plays a game on her favorite hand-held device. She learns that the previous version of Supergirl, played by Briana Blair in Giga’s Super Lady (reviewed here) is missing, making this video a sequel, of sorts, to that film. She initiates a really long costume transformation sequence that ends with a shot of the new Super Lady flying through the air. Super Lady arrives at the bad guy’s base, where she’ll spend the rest of the video. She immediately spots the bound, beaten, stabbed (!) body of her friend the Pink Power Ranger. She should immediately call for backup or just leave, but this is a Giga video, which means the real action is about to begin.

Super Lady spots Dark Kill Panther standing behind her and starts to fight him (as the main villain watches with delight.) DKP smacks Super Lady, sending her flying through the air and landing in a conveniently placed pool of ankle-high water, where the duration of this fight sequence takes place. All things considered, this is a pretty poorly done fight sequence from Giga. It’s really slow, and it consists of the repeated action of Super Lady rushing towards Dark Kill Panther to be met with a slowly thrown punch, which we see from Super Lady’s point of view, sending Super Lady back to the ground. Since we never actually see the punches connect, and since this same action is repeated several times, it makes for a pretty lame fight scene.

Eventually, Super Lady is defeated with a really powerful stomach punch, which ends this fight sequence and initiates the action of the remainder of the video—the sexual humiliation and degradation of Super Lady. There’s about an hour of video left at this point, and almost all of it involves Super Lady getting sexually attacked and assaulted, in just about every imaginable way. As in Super Lady, it has the feel of a straightforward porn video at times, but unlike Super Lady, this video features Tubaki Kato in the lead role, and her reactions are much better and much less porn-like than Briana Blair’s. For viewers into superheroine sexual peril, this should hit the spot, but for those seeking more action and story, I don’t think there’s enough here to make the video worth the purchase.

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“Super Girl” from Madigan Films (Fan Film)

HM — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 22:56:00 +0000

Here’s an interesting fan film from a company called Madigan Films. This is Super Girl – Episode 1 and features some pretty nice special effects shots. It’s always fun to see a project made with passion from the producers. Images are below, and the complete episode is embedded below.

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*Thanks to Gundam for the tip!

Help Stormy Tempest Save the Galaxy – Cult Retro

HM — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 17:41:24 +0000

Cult Retro is offering the chance to see tons of behind-the-scene footage (45 minutes worth) as well as behind-the-scenes photos, and the chance to contribute to an upcoming Stormy Tempest video. Check out the details below…

Help Stormy Tempest Save the Galaxy!!!

We are now in post-production on the remainder of Stormy Tempest Season 2 and we should have the next installment ready for release in just a few weeks. At the same time we are preparing to film an ALL NEW season of Stormy Tempest films with Nicola Rae for release next year. Filming for this new series will begin at the end of December. Between now and then we are accepting donations for this project, but this time…

EVERY DOLLAR you donate will go directly to Stormy Tempest herself!!

Nicola Rae is a HUGE asset to our film productions. She is a tremendous talent and we are extremely fortunate to work with her. Your donations will be used exclusively to help us assemble a nice “bonus” just for her. Now is YOUR chance to show Nicola Rae your support by donating today!

As a “thank you” for showing your support we have assembled a special treat for you as well. After your donation you will receive access to a gallery featuring…

• Over 160 high-definition photos featuring Nicola Rae in the Stormy Tempest series, Nyoka series, and The Ghost of Garganta series. Most of these photos have never been released until now.

• Stormy Tempest: Torment in Time Behind-the-Scenes Video (17 minutes). This video features real-time raw footage from the filming of Torment in Time, allowing you to spend time on location with Nicola Rae and the CultRetro cast and crew and see some of our outtakes and alternate shots.

• Stormy Tempest: Unused (So Far) Cockpit Footage (17 minutes). This video segment was filmed at the same time as Stormy Tempest: Unmasked for a short project that we never completed (and now do not intend to ever complete). This may be your only chance to check it out!

• HD Nyoka the Jungle Girl Behind the Scenes Video (17 minutes). This high-definition video features Nicola Rae in documentary footage from Nyoka Rides Again and Nyoka Fights Back!

To see all of it right now just visit our site at www.cultretro.com and select one of the donate options provided!

Thanks for lookin! AC

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Zen’s “Hyper Sexy Heroine NEXT – Areisia The Justice Girl”

Sidekick — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 22:00:08 +0000

Well, Zen Pictures has done it again. They’ve made me laugh. Only problem—the movie isn’t a comedy. It is with great pleasure I present my review of Hyper Sexy Heroine NEXT – Areisia The Justice Girl, starring Zen newcomer Nanako Minami.

Our story opens up with two friends talking. About what, I have no idea. It is obvious, however, that the two have vastly different personalities. One is quiet and reserved, and the other is more of the spoiled brat/diva type. The diva gets a phone call, and the next thing you know, she shows up at the gates of some kind of factory/power plant. In order to breach the security fence and enter, the diva has to duck down a little. Worst security ever.

After multiple viewings, I still have no idea why she goes there, but to the surprise of nobody, some bad guys are hanging around. Specifically, three guys in red jumpsuits and a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle lookalike with a beer gut. At this point, I wanted to smash my laptop, but I pressed on.

The bad guys take the diva hostage, but the Zen Pictures version of “Superman” shows up for the save. This is when the real fun begins. “Superman” is played by an actor who literally has zero muscle mass. I would estimate the actor is about 5’7″ and weighs approximately 42 pounds. That’s just a guess but rest assured he is not Henry Cavill.

Anyway, Anorexic Superman is attacked by the henchmen in red. First with punches, then with long grey sticks that look like extra big ice cream cones. I swear to God I am not making any of this up. Beer Gut Turtle, jumps in on the action and Anorexic Superman is beaten down. He seems to be on the verge of death when he begins to glow. The screen turns bright white and he rises. His body slowly starts to discorporate, and as best I can tell, the diva absorbs his essence and becomes Justice Girl.

Justice Girl goes to confront the bad guys who have just been joined by their leader. This doesn’t go well, because even though she absorbed the essence of Superman, she doesn’t seem to have control of any of his powers. She gets beaten down but manages to escape. Justice Girl seeks out her friend from the start of the episode. Apparently, the friend is quite a talented martial artist and gifted trainer. So gifted in fact, she trains Justice Girl to be a formidable fighter in one afternoon. Justice Girl seeks out the bad guys and takes out one of the goons in red, but is still no match for the Turtle and his leader.

Justice Girl is tied up AOH and whipped. They then attach some kind of tentacle monster to her body that secretes the green slime that Zen Pictures is so famous for. The torture continues for a while, and Justice Girl seems to be on the verge of total defeat. Suddenly, however, she begins to glow and is completely revived. She is now armed with the complete array of Superman’s powers. After that, it only takes her a few short minutes to mow down the bad guys.

Just after the fight ends, Justice Girl is touched on the back by the now reconstituted “Superman.” He thanks her for taking care of the bad guys and then reveals a big surprise. Justice Girl’s friend from the beginning of the film is actually the Zen Pictures version of Supergirl. Justice Girl is shocked when she discovers her friend has a dual identity. The film ends with Superman and Supergirl flying away as Justice Girl stands there yelling something at them. I have no idea what she’s saying ,but if it were me, I would be asking why she let me get beaten down when she could have used her superpowers to help me. A fair question I think.

Aside from the beautiful heroine, which is always a given with Zen, this is obviously not their best work. However, I can’t stop watching this video. That’s how good Zen Pictures is as a producer. Even their worst films are incredibly watchable.

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Wonder Weoman vs. The Mind Stealers from TeamWizard

Sidekick — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 13:16:33 +0000

The making of internet heroine movies is becoming a truly global phenomenon. We’ve covered films made by producers in America, Britain, Canada, and Japan. Today, we do our first review for a producer who is located in South Korea–TeamWizard, who has released a new video called Wonder Weoman vs. The Mind Stealers.

When I started writing this review, it occurred to me that the industry is on a major roll as of late. We are up to our eyeballs in high-end productions. In no particular order (and no offense intended to anything I missed), the Next Global Crisis season finale, Rye’s new cut of Avalon, the recent Stormy Tempest releases by Cult Retro, Power Guardians by Superheroines World, and KickAssKandy’s recent turn to F/F fighting. Well, in my opinion, our new friend from South Korea very much deserves inclusion in this group.

Wonder Weoman vs. The Mind Stealers pays homage to the “Mind Stealers from Outer Space” episode that was part of the original “Wonder Woman” television series. It has a similar plot and opening credit sequence, and the producers stayed true to the original costume design of both the heroine and villains.

Two fugitives have escaped capture from an alien race and have made their way to Earth. An alien, named Alex, who counts Wonder Weoman as a friend, is tasked with re-capturing the fugitives. However, Alex is placed under a bit of a time crunch by his superiors. He has six days to recapture the fugitives or the aliens will send a decontamination squad. I’m not sure what that means, but I imagine it’s bad for the Earth.

Meanwhile, we learn that the two fugitives have the ability to posses the bodies of human beings. The fugitives do just that, but are confronted by Wonder Weoman. The momentum of their fight swings several times until the aliens are able to subdue Wonder Weoman just long enough to escape.

Alex shows up, gives Wonder Weoman the lowdown on the situation and helps her track down and capture one of the alien fugitives. This leads to a really well-acted interrogation scene. The alien is very much able to get under Wonder Weoman’s skin, and both actresses play this scene out exceedingly well. The alien that is still on the loose meets up with some allies of his own and is able to arrange a showdown where Wonder Weoman is confronted by a powerful being known as the Zord. The fight is very much controlled by the Zord and Wonder Weoman is just about down and out when the episode ends with a “to be continued.”

This episode was very well produced. The heroine is a real beauty and looks great in her costume. The producers shot in multiple locations, both indoor and outdoor, and just did a really fantastic job of telling a fun and engaging story.

They also had a great mix of girl-power and perilous moments. Sometimes the heroine is in complete control; other times, she is very much on the receiving end of things. There are throat lifts, bearhugs, several feats of super strength, and a heroine being subject to a great amount of pain via energy attacks.

As with even the most well done heroine movies, there are a couple of things that could be improved upon. The fight choreography was a bit so-so, and some of the special effect work could use some upgrading, but make no mistake, this is a very good heroine movie. The release is subtitled and although the translations are a bit rough at times, you never feel lost. I am very much looking forward to seeing part two.

HM here: Just wanted to throw my two cents in—this is a really entertaining and well made video that is unlike anything I’ve seen in the genre before. It’s a real breath of fresh air. The heroine is gorgeous, the production values are high, there’s a nice story, interesting locations, lots of actors, a great costume, etc. But more than that, there’s a real charm about it, and this seems to be a genuine labor of love from the producers. I highly recommend this one. :)

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The Power Guardians from Superheroine World

HM — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 09:01:38 +0000

Superheroine World’s The Power Guardians features three superheroines in an extremely simple plot (intentionally so, I imagine) that involves the three ladies facing off against the evil Lotus Princess, played by Nicole Oring. It’s another well-made production from Superheroine World and should please fans of explicit superheroine fetish content.

The story setup is as simple as it gets. The Power Guardians (Paris Kennedy, Taylor Vixen, Sinn Sage) are at home, just hanging out, when they receive a message with the location of The Lotus Princess. They decide to suit up and go get her. That’s it for the story, but I figure that’s the point—why waste time with needless narrative complications when we can get right into the action? The three superheroines transform into their color-coded costumes and set out to apprehend their evil nemesis.

When they arrive at the evil warehouse, they are met by General Z, who battles the Power Guardians and puts up a pretty good fight before The Lotus Princess herself shows up. The ladies split up to deal with the Lotus Princess and General Z, and things go horribly, horribly wrong for the remaining 15 minutes of the video.

The Power Guardians get completely destroyed and humiliated with spanking, fondling, stripping, punching, grabbing, whipping, sexually assault(ing?), and so forth. The majority of the video consists of the three ladies being tortured and humiliated in classic Superheroine World / X Club Wrestling style, which, of course, is what fans are most assuredly looking for.

Fans of Superheroine World really should check out The Power Guardians, and if the video is popular, I’m sure we can expect more superheroine mayhem from one of the most technically proficient producers in the genre (in my opinion). Check it out, and leave your comments below!

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Wonderful Girl – Starring Hannah Perez – Available Now!

HM — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 21:04:22 +0000

**BUY WONDERFUL GIRL HERE!**

Hannah Perez stars as Wonderful Girl in this brand new, exclusive video from Heroine Movies! While enjoying a relaxing day at home, Wonderful Girl receives a mysterious phone call informing her of the whereabouts of the evil Warlock, her most dreaded nemesis.

Wonderful Girl makes her way to Warlock’s hideout, taking out a couple of evil henchmen along the way. Warlock proves to be much more powerful than Wonderful Girl could have imagined, and Wonderful Girl finds herself defeated and at the mercy of her arch-enemy.

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New Custom Videos from RingDivas – November 2011

HM — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 20:08:22 +0000

Here’s a look at a new collection of custom videos from RingDivas featuring not one, but two Ultimate Low Blows videos—one with fan favorite Cali Danger. Also featured in this round of videos are Sam Sexton, Madison and Destiny Dumon. Check out the images below and head over to RingDivas for the videos!

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Ultimate Low Blows Vol.14 (Cali vs. Sam) Available here

Ultimate Low Blows Vol.15 (Madison vs. Sam) Available here

Private Sessions Vol.7 (Destiny Dumon) Available here

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“Revelations” from The Battle for Earth

Sidekick — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 23:09:01 +0000

The Battle for Earth is quickly coming to the end of its first season and has just released Episode 31: Revelations. What does The Battle for Earth have in store in this episode? Read on to find out.

The episode opens up with Spawn talking on the phone and, conveniently enough, providing the audience with a little exposition. He seems confident that the superheroine alliance that has been forming since the middle of season one is quite fragile—if not already broken. He also gives a little update of the statuses of Superianna, Avalon and Nightgirl.

Meanwhile, both Kaid and a new henchman that works for Spawn, named Barkley, are in search of Stealth. They both track her down at the same time in a forest. Barkley tries to subdue her with what I assume is a chloroform soaked rag; however, Stealth is able to get away, albeit temporarily. She finds a safe spot and changes into her costume, but still only has a rudimentary grasp of how to use her abilities.

Across town, Tempest is engaged in a fight with the same two henchmen from the previous episode. Early on, she does rather well for herself but is eventually overpowered. She takes quite a beating from both henchmen and is knocked out.

Back in the forest, both Kaid and Barkley find Stealth, but she uses her power to turn invisible. However, as stated above, she doesn’t have the control necessary to stay that way indefinitely. She reappears and after a game of cat and mouse, all three start to fight. Kaid and Barkley form an alliance and work over Stealth for a minute or so. The alliance is short lived however as Barkley is able to buy enough time to get a hold of Stealth and teleport away. The episode ends back in Spawn’s lair, with a little twist that I’d rather not spoil.

Whereas the last episode was more story-centric, this episode was more about peril. There is some story but the emphasis of the film is two beautiful, busty, blondes, being severely beat down for a great deal of the episode. Among other things, you get plenty of stomach punches, a reverse bearhug, a heroine lifted by her costume, a backbreaker and a de-masking. Plenty of stuff here that I think peril fans will enjoy.

Now, with the review out of the way, and the end of season one close at hand, I thought it may be a good time to take stock of where we are at with The Battle for Earth. I’ve looked back at the last 15 or so TBFE reviews, and they have all been positive. I have tried to re-watch most of the episodes recently, and there is a great deal to like. I have been a big fan since episode one and I still enjoy the work they are doing now. I do have one issue, however. I’m lost. More specifically, storyline-wise, I’m lost.

I could very much be alone in this. If I am, I apologize. And please don’t take this as any kind of attack on TBFE. As I mentioned, I’m a fa,n and I’ve given positive reviews to just about every episode. I just have some questions that maybe the producers can answer as long as it doesn’t spoil much. I just think the narratives for three major characters are kind of confusing.

1. What is Spawn’s endgame? Is it world domination? Is it revenge on Avalon? Is it to revive his wife and make her into an unstoppable force with the serum?

2. What is Kaid doing? I know he is recruiting heroines, but for what purpose? Is he doing it to fight Spawn? Is he doing it for is own evil purposes. Is he even a villain anymore? Why do his attempts at recruitment always have him punching the girl he is trying to recruit?

3. What is the deal with Lor’cal? What are his goals? He shows up every once in a while and gives a voice over that I usually don’t understand. If I could editorialize for a minute, I think Lor’cal needs to go away at some point. Sooner rather than later. To properly portray an omnipotent character, I think you need to have an omnipotent budget. I’m all for big thinking in these films, I just don’t think the character has ever come across well. My opinion only. I could very well be in the minority.

And that’s it. If one of the producers at TBFE could answer some of these questions, I think it would clear up a bit of confusion.

HM here – I’d just like to mention a couple of quick things: First, The Battle for Earth is going to be having a sale in the near future, so keep an eye out for that. Second, full trailers for The Battle for Earth’s films are available only on official Battle for Earth web site.

Buy Episode 31 at The Battle for Earth

Avalon – The Director’s Cut from Rye

Sidekick — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 17:01:25 +0000

Rye has just released the “Directors Cut” of Avalon. If you never saw the original, should you buy now? If you purchased the original, is the new version worth your time and money? We hope to answer both of those questions with the following review.

First, let’s start with a full-blown review that may help any newbies decide if this film is for them.

Sometime in the past, the superheroine Avalon gravely injured Elise, the wife of the villain, Dr. Creighton Spawn. Spawn wants revenge and part of his plan is to reveal Avalon’s secret identity to the world.

This version of the film actually builds a lot more quickly than the first cut. It also introduces plot points that are still a major part of The Battle For Earth storyline, namely Spawn’s serum. For the uninitiated, Spawn’s serum has empowered many of the villains that have appeared in TBFE episodes. The serum endows users with super human strength and with repeated use, various other powers.

Avalon defeats a henchman, but not before he places a tracker that allows Spawn to deduce Avalon’s secret identity. Spawn sends his cybernetically enhanced wife Elise a.k.a. Syren, and later on, two henchmen to Avalon’s home, and they deliver a pretty good beating to the heroine. Elements in these two fights that people may find enjoyable include: a bearhug, a low blow, a backbreaker and several stomach punches. In spite of the beating, Avalon prevails in both fights, but is captured by Spawn himself.

Avalon awakens, chained up in a dungeon. She is unable to break her bonds and Spawn informs Avalon that he has taken away her powers. Instead of killing her, he lets her go back out into the world without her special abilities to protect her. She receives a horrible beating from two ordinary criminals and returns home to look for answers.

Through meditation, she flashes back and learns that her powers were not actually taken, they were just being suppressed. With her powers back and at full strength, she speeds off to Spawn’s lair where she is confronted by Elise for a second time.

Avalon goes on the offensive against Elise, but her efforts are entirely ineffective. Elise has been upgraded by Spawn, and she basically ignores Avalon’s best punches and energy-based attacks. Avalon takes yet another beating in a scene that includes a reverse bearhug, stomach punches, Avalon’s costume getting damaged, and Elise lifting Avalon off the ground by both her hair and her costume. Backed in a corner and with Elise about to deliver the finishing blow, Avalon finds a way to defeat the cyborg. Enraged, Spawn rushes Avalon and we are left with a cliffhanger that still exists today because we have not seen the character of Avalon since.

Avalon is a very good superheroine film. It has an almost perfect action/story/peril mix that not many other producers have been able to duplicate. I felt this was the first effort by an American producer that had a real “wow “ factor. In my mind it had three big things going for it.

1. A producer and director that really knew what their audience wanted.

2. A storyline that felt bigger than just about all superheroine movies that came before it.

3. A ridiculously good looking lead actress who just so happens to be one of the best female martial artists in the world.

Bottom line, if you are a new to this genre, Avalon is a really good jumping on point.

Now, what if you have seen Avalon? Is it worth paying for again? In my mind, yes. Technically speaking, it’s just a better film. A lot of the filler has been cut, and the action scenes come very quickly. The special effects have been vastly upgraded. The music and sound effects are all superior to the original version. The fight scenes are longer, better fleshed out, and contain various camera angles that weren’t in the original. And there’s more peril. Just all around a better film.

Most importantly, you get more of Amy Johnston, the actress who plays Avalon. She is beautiful, but most of the girls in these movies are. It’s just that she is better suited to play the role of a superheroine than any of the other girls I have ever seen. She is just physically capable of doing things other girls aren’t able to do. Hopefully, Rye or The Battle for Earth can cast her again. She is a huge fan favorite.

Buy Avalon – The Director’s Cut at
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Stormy Tempest – Torment in Time from Cult Retro

HM — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 15:59:23 +0000

Cult Retro has returned with Stormy Tempest: Torment in Time, which is intended to serve as the start of a new season of Stormy Tempest films). Like just about all of Cult Retro’s videos, this one features stellar production values and impressive special effects.

[Possible spoilers throughout!] The video begins with a pretty impressive space battle that ends with our heroine, Stormy Tempest, beaming down to Earth’s surface as her ship is pursued by the bad guys. She’s soon spotted by the evildoers, who beam down to pursue her. Stormy disables them by shooting them with lasers. I have to say, again, that the special effects here are really top notch, as is the case with previous Cult Retro productions.

Just as Stormy has escaped a dangerous situation, another bad guy beams down in front of her, leading to something of a test-of-strength battle. Another henchman sneaks up behind her, disabling her and knocking her unconscious with some kind of energy beam.

Stormy awakens to find herself in an empty black room. A disembodied, scary voice demands to know where Stormy has hidden the “time storm device” and makes other demands. Then he (or it) begins tormenting her by 1) smacking her in the back of the head, and then 2) smashing two light balls into her and turning her body into a bloody mound of goo (yes, this really happens!).

Stormy then finds herself back on the planet surface facing off against two masked thugs. One holds her arms behind her back while the other explains that Stormy is in for a rough day unless she talks. No punches are thrown, however, and Stormy escapes this situation.

After some more mental torment, Stormy makes her way to the home of Edward “The Chill” Karbunkle, a slacker whose life was apparently saved by Stormy in a previous episode. This provides some nice comic relief, as Karbunkle is the last person you’d want on your side in this situation. (He actually proves quite capable, though.) Eventually, Karbunkle and Stormy find themselves in a laser shootout with very nicely done special effects.

Stormy finds herself once again in the mysterious black room being threatened by the scary voice. She is bound by some kind of invisible beam, shot with a laser beam, mentally tormented and whipped (we don’t actually see the whip, but rather hear it and see Stormy’s reaction to the whipping). There is much more peril for the heroine in this episode than in any other Cult Retro video I’ve seen, even if most of the peril consists of mental—rather than physical—torment. Still, it’s an interesting shift in direction for Cult Retro, and I’m curious to see if this indicates a trend to watch for in Cult Retro’s future videos. Either way, I enjoyed Torment in Time especially for its inventive special effects and impressive action sequences.

Buy Stormy Tempest: Torment in Time at Cult Retro

Sex, Lies and Kick Ass Tape from KickAssKandy

Sidekick — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 20:55:57 +0000

You should probably buy this video. I could end the review right here and be satisfied that I gave you all the information you needed to make an informed choice. But that would be cheating HM’s most important resource: you, his readers. So let’s get into this.

I would hate for anyone to feel ripped off or mislead by a “buy” recommendation, which is why I almost never do it. I tend to shy away from ever telling readers how to spend their hard-earned money. To my knowledge, the only other time I did so was for the incredible Season 1 finale from Next Global Crisis, and that seemed to work out pretty well. So, why should you give serious consideration to buying this one? Because Sex, Lies, and Kick Ass Tape is the best video ever produced by KickAssKandy and one of the most enjoyable video shorts I have ever watched.

I generally don’t like to give too many plot spoilers for videos that I think are of extraordinary quality, but I am going to make an exception in this case. Why? Two reasons. One, Kickasskandy has never really been story driven. It’s always been about spy girls showing up in random scenarios and doing their thing. Two, this is an already popular and established company breaking away from their normal routine, crossing into a new genre and showing off their work to an entirely new audience. With that being the case, I think it’s important to give as much information as possible. And instead of giving the normal rundown, I think I might be more effective to breakdown the review into categories and really hone in on what worked.

The Girls – Do all the girls that live in London look like this? Between KAK, BAK, and NGC, I’m starting to think there isn’t an unattractive girl over there. Red looks like she gets up every morning and does sit-ups for 16 hours a day. Vixen is just built in a way that makes you say “wow”! (That was a horrible sentence but I’m sure you get my point.) Athena a.k.a. Eagle… Well she looks like she was designed by supercomputers in a lab somewhere. That’s how flawless she is. Three prefect 10s. Emphasis on the “perfect.”

The Story – [Beware possible spoilers] Red sets a trap for Vixen and Athena by calling in a bomb threat. The Kandygirls arrive on scene, split up, and quickly run into trouble. Vixen mows down a bunch of goons with ease while Red finds Athena and attempts to recruit her to the dark side. Athena is not having any of it, however, and they start fighting. It’s back and forth for a short time until Red gains the upper hand by locking Athena in leg scissors. Red knocks Athena out, ties her to a chair, straddles her, and continues her recruitment efforts. This scene has more than a few overtones of an “erotic” nature. Nothing happens mind you, but make no mistake, there are overtones.

Vixen finally comes in for the save. She lands some blows, but Red controls the majority of the fight and temporarily puts Vixen down. Athena escapes her bonds and pretty soon it’s two against one. Red actually holds her own against both opponents, but the numbers finally catch up to her and the Kandygirls escort a dazed Red away. [End spoilers]

The Action/Choreography – I thought the fight choreography might suffer a bit in this film during the F/F fight sequences. The actresses are always fighting against trained stuntmen, and I thought the girls would be a little more cautious when fighting other models. Boy, was I wrong. If anything, the girls were more into it. Especially the Vixen vs. Red battle. All the blows in this particular fight seemed to land with much more force and violence than other KAK films. I think KAK can get a little too pretty in their choreography sometimes in order to showcase their “girl power” credentials. The choreography here was spot on perfect and some of the best we have ever seen in the F/F genre.

Is there peril? – In our last KAK review, the consensus seemed to be that although there is a dictionary definition of “peril,” all of us have our own opinions of what constitutes a peril film. In a previous KAK review I wrote, “I think putting some doubt in the mind of the audience that the heroine can win makes a peril film.” Well, if I stick by my definition, this is absolutely a peril film. For me. Three quarters of the way through the video, I thought the good girls were going down. I really did. Red came off as extremely powerful and had already put each of her opponents on the ground. To me, that is peril. I think this stance is going to put me in the minority, however. I think I know the Heroinemovies.com audience pretty well, and the vast majority of you will not consider this a peril film. With that being said, peril fans, you should probably buy this movie. Kandyman keeps on edging your way. Your support will probably help insure the edging continues.

A note from me to Kandyman – Kandyman, I went on your site earlier this week and you had posted a message for long-time fans. Basically, you seemed very worried that this type of release would turn off some long time viewers. I hope I can help put your mind at ease because I am a long-time viewer. I’ve been there since you were releasing your videos for free on YouTube. I can say without question that Sex, Lies, and Kick Ass Tape is the best video you have ever produced. It was funny, exciting, unpredictable, and just about perfect. For any long-time customer who avoided this video because of the new content, I bet you pick up 10 brand new customers. I still want the KAK version of Jaws or Oddjob versus the Kandygirls, but videos like this will do quite nicely for now. Great job, Kandyman. Cheers to the girls and your entire crew. Now, go and make some more just like this.

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