Angel of H.E.A.T. |
  • USA • 1983 • 93m •   • Directed by: Myrl A. Schreibman. • Starring: Marilyn Chambers, Stephen Johnson, Mary Woronov, Milt Kogan, Remy O'Neill, Dan Jesse, Gerald Okamura, Randy West, Harry Townes, Jerry Riley, Hal Kant, Janis Thrash, Charles Hoyes. • Music by: Guy Sobell.     A mad scientist uses an army of androids and a device that can disintegrate metal to try to steal microchips containing top secret information. The government dispatches a beautiful female agent to stop him.
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This seems to have allowed for casting both Marylin Chambers and Mary Woronow who both get naked and dirty. They even managed to record a title-song which is cheesy as all hell, but seems kinda right in silly sci-fi agent entertainment. I really couldn't pay much attention to the plot, but it is something about creation of sexual androids, and two separate agent groups trying to stop that while fondling each other in unfit moments.
The trailer promised us to see Marylin Chambers like we never seen her before, and while that should mean something very dirty in a different context, I guess the treat here is just to see her in martial arts combats. Sometimes clothed and sometimes not at all! But that's also pleasant to look at, specially since she actually have a physique fit for such scenes. Another interesting surprise, is some same-sex relations both male and female which is treated pretty random like it's nothing. Other than that, there is a lot of absurd comedy. Like Woronow in a really weird oral-sex gag, and a Asian looking kung-fu master who apparently is supposed to be German!
It's a good thing Michael Bay didn't decide to steal the plot from this one, because then it would be even more weird to see Scarlet Johanson not being naked when she clearly were supposed to be.
Review by blueberry_mustard_101 from the Internet Movie Database.
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