The credits say the film is "inspired" by the H. Rider Haggard novel SHE, but I beg to differ. It's nothing but a very enjoyable rollercoaster ride into cinema weirdness.
The film opens with a look at a very bizarre post-apocalyptic world and two brothers Tom (David Goss) and Dick (Harrison Muller) along with their sister Hari (Elena Weiderman) coming to a small village and then the village is attacked by a group of very strange looking men led by Hector (Gordon Mitchell).
Hector and his men kidnap Hari and the brother follow. They run into a tribe that worships a woman known only as SHE. They have a lot of problems with her until she agrees to help them find their sister. Along with SHE (Sandahl Bergman) is her second in command, a beauty named Shanda (Quinn Kessler).
Along the way they run into a gaggle of extremely strange tribes including one that at first looks like a benevolent group of homosexual men and women, but at night they turn into vicious vampires!!
There are too many weird things to talk about but other things that stand out is a Frankenstein monster, a huge fat man wearing a Tutu, and most bizarre of all is Xenon (David Traylor) who guards the bridge leading to Hector's group.
Bergman looks sexy as ever in the lead role, and is very capable of the physical action required for the character. I admit this is a one of a kind film that can never be duplicated. It's just too odd.
The Blu-ray looks beautiful and I am glad I finally picked this up. It's a lot of fun and I am rather surprised this isn't a film with a huge cult following.
Check it out..Xenon says you have to. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!
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