7cb1d79195 In a backward post-apocalyptic world, She aids two brothers' quest to rescue their kidnapped sister. Along the way, they battle orgiastic werewolves, a psychic communist, a tutu-wearing giant, a mad scientist, and gladiators before standing against the odds to defeat the evil Norks. I haven't watched this movie in years. I first saw it as a kid on USA up all night and fell in love with the fantasy aspect of it. The movie is a fun movie to watch and I loved it. It takes you from Vampire camps to werewolf camps and is very fascinating.<br/><br/>I honestly enjoyed this movie and a couple of times put down it was my favorite movie to watch when asked. This is just one of the fascinated movies played on USA up all night back when that Rhonda Glenn and Gilbery Gotphry used to host it. I wish they would start doing that again. Those were some fun times and this was a great movie to escape in. I must say that I am starting an unfortunate career of following Sandahl Bergman flicks. Don't get me wrong…I've enjoyed what I've seen of Ms. Bergman's acting in Hell comes to Frogtown and in this film She(the book is interesting by the way). As long as you're not looking for anything special it's cool. I personally enjoyed it but I was lynched by the 3 friends I made watch it with me. Especially since the whole movie we were waiting for the plot to resemble anything that the back of the movie box. It never did. There was supposed to be this whole plot about the all powerful "She" falling for a man who might kill her. As far as I can tell there was a woman…who was generally referred to as "She"…and indeed there was a lead male character. But they never so much as looked at each other crosswise. But hey the real reason to watch the movie is ghouls, the god "She"(who has no powers as far as I can tell), the other god they meet who actually has powers and wants to "study" our heroine, the weird dividable guy(my fav)…it's a labyrinth of weirdness. I dug it.
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