The Revenge Of The Teenage Vixens From Outer Space [DVD]

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Product Description The Vixens are coming! The Vixens are coming! Boys, take your vitamins and girls watch your boyfriends, because these sex-starved voracious alien babes come from a distant world with no men and they are looking for action!The Revenge of the Teenage Vixens from Outer Space is an 80s underground sci-fi/teen sex comedy classic! Once a favorite of late night TV and local video stores, re-live your adolescence with this extras-filled special edition! Review One glance at the title and you know this ain't a Merchant-Ivory film. Reversing the premise of the 1967 masterpiece Mars Needs Women, this one features a covey of gorgeous space babes who come from a planet without men. Having perused a teen fan mag, the female extraterrestrials assume that all males on earth are handsome hunks. They beam down and invade a typical high school, disguised as typical teenagers. Soon the outer-space vixens have infuriated every earth girl within miles because they have better luck scoring with the guys. Earthling Amy Crumpacker organizes a united front (in every sense of the word) against the invaders, only to discover that her own mother is an alien, having landed on Terra Firma during the Elvis craze. After this, things really start getting unbelievable. Revenge is engagingly acted in the sober, straight-faced fashion of a typical 1950 sci-fi flick. Despite the title, there's nothing remotely offensive in the film-unless you count the deliberately awful special effects. Break down and rent it: you'll come down with a loose case of chuckles in spite of yourself. --Hal Erickson, All Movie GuideRevenge is definitely camp, though it features a more complex plot than such camp exercises as Zsa Zsa Gabor's "Queen of Outer Space" or "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes."...It's a well-edited little film, with a couple of spunky performances from the female leads, and special effects that are charmingly bargain-basement, like the flying waffle irons in "Hardware Wars." And it certainly knows how to poke fun at the genre. At one point a character announces that "this is just like in the movies, when all of the aliens are beautiful women and of course they all speak English." Are you listening, Zsa Zsa? --The Seattle Times, September 6, 1986A super-low-budget science-fiction spoof, THE REVENGE OF THE TEENAGE VIXENS FROM OUTER SPACE concerns a quartet of semi-voluptuous women who come down from their manless planet after a teen magazine accidentally gets delivered there, to check out the action on Earth. They set about seducing all the boys at the local high school, making enemies of the Earth girls. Paul Morelli (Howard Scott) talks to his father about the strange things going on and learns that his mother is actually a space vixen who came to Earth 16 years before. One Earth girl (Amy Crumpacker) tries to organize the others to get rid of the vixens, but the Earth girls all get turned into giant vegetables. Angered by the opposition and the sexual inexperience of the local boys, the vixens go on a rampage and soon are turning whole towns into giant summer squashes and the like. This could easily have been a very bad film, but the actors play it straight and it ends up a pleasant little spoof. The effects are delightfully cheesy. With no nudity, little foul language, and only silly violence, the film is also much more harmless than most of its type. --TV Guide