Sexbomb (1989)

That was an excellent one.

one of my absolute favorites!

A brilliant film that helped define a genre

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

This is a low budget comedy about making low budget horror films. The only thing this movie has going for it is tons of nudity. 80s scream queen Linnea runs around topless in most of her scenes and Delia Sheppard unleashes her bazookas through out the entire film. Really, there isn't anything else i can say about the film. Since it is not funny and low budget.If you have nothing else to watch check it out. There are enough nude scenes to make it through the flick and at least it's better than those crappy Andy Sidaris movies. This is a low budget film so expect the expected...bad acting, worse lighting, but awesome bodies.

Well, we don't need Tropic Thunder to parody Hollywood when we have this movie that spoof low budget B-movies. Linnea Quigley, or just plain Linnea, as she is now billed, stars as a scream queen under contract to Faraday Pictures for "six films or six week, whichever comes first." She mostly runs around the set topless.Delia Sheppard, who long lost of credits include "protesting war widow" in Born on the Fourth of July, and "party girl" on Any Given Sunday, plays the sex bomb wife of Faraday, who is trying to kill him (they have a prenup, you see).Lots of goofy fun as the whole Hollywood scene is made fun of.

Sexy and slutty young Candy Faraday (a divinely bitchy portrayal by the gorgeous Delia Sheppard) tries to get geeky screenwriter Lou Lurrod (likable Steven Benton) to bump off her mean, overbearing cheapskate schlock movie producer husband King Faraday (essayed with deliciously hammy relish by Robert Quarry) and use his latest low-budget junk opus as the perfect cover for the murder. Director Jeff Broadstreet pokes gleefully silly fun at dimestore dreck cinema and brings a cheesy quality to the picture which perfectly matches the trashy subject matter. Comic highlights include a gut-busting send-up of music videos and the auditions for "Werewolves in Heat." Robert Benson's witty script offers plenty of snappy dialogue and enjoyably broad caricatures (King Faraday in particular is a complete sleazy riot). The lively acting from a game cast qualifies as another substantial asset: the ever-adorable Linnea Quigley as sweet scream queen Phoebe Love, Dennis Dale as eager hack director Rake Webber, Veronica Hart as King Faraday's bratty daughter Lola, Stephen Liska as amiable loan shark Gersch Stephan Steingulian, Spice Williams as hot bodybuilder Sabina, and Scott Coulter as flaky make-up f/x guy Mitchell Froom. Dale Larsen's suitably ratty cinematography and Leonard Marcel's bluesy, funky score both further enhance the infectiously tacky merriment. Better still, the luscious Linnea bares her beautiful breasts right at the start of the film while the delectable Delia shows off her yummy body several times. A real blithely inane hoot.

Low-budget producer King Faraday is a cranky mean slave-driver and his wife Candy is itching to kill him. She enlists the help of Lou, recently fired and evicted to help with her plans to use the movies he's currently working on as a cover for her nefarious deed. Candy gets King to re-hire Lou, which isn't hard since King doesn't remember him at all. Lucky guy, I wish I could forget stuff so easily, I would start first & foremost, this dreadfully unfunny, unentertaining, and worthless little film. If you simply NEED to see Miss Quigley topless (and really why would ANYone watch this crap anyway) just pop in "Return of the Living Dead" for the umpteenth time.Eye Candy: Linnea gets topless naturally; Delia Sheppard, Nancy Bridgeford, Monique De Anna, Kim Scolari get topless as well My grade: D DVD Extras: Commentary with Actors Robert Qusrry, Delia Sheppard, & Linnea Quigley; Second commentary with Jeff Bradstreet & Robert Benson; a 14 minute Making of; Delias's Auditionand Trailers for "Fraulein Leather", "Nudes on Credit", "Mission Killfast" Easter Egg: In the main menu highlight a pair of eyes for the made-up Filmography of King Faraday