BATTLE QUEEN 2020 
(2001)

(From Joe Bob's Ultimate B Movie Guide)


Six-foot-one Amazon B-movie Garbonza Goddess Julie Strain is Chief Pleasure Mistress for a gang of pituitary-gland-stealing topless-bar lovers who smoke fine cigars and seek eternal youth in this post-holocaust Canadian cheapie set in a frigid blizzard-covered earth. (Hey, it could happen.) In love with the oppressive ruler--the tough- talking Jeff Wincott--she longs for her family, still huddling in underground sewers, coughing up phlegm and sacrificing the life of Julie's brother to the rebel band of snowmobilers led by Paul Rapovski and his nunchuck-slinging cohorts. When a young girl is brought to her for a little non-elective surgery with a bonesaw-- part of the "rejuvenation process"--Julie goes berserk and starts karate-kickin the drooling class upside the head. But not, fortunately, before she spends 80 per cent of the movie taking off Frederick's of Hollywood lingerie, toweling off, and engaging in Extracurricular Aardvarkus with Wincott. At one point she suffers from hypothermia, so her concerned comrades strip off all her clothes except for a spaghetti-strap T-shirt and pour hot water down the front of it. Thirteen dead bodies. Thirty-three breasts. Giant asteroid head-on. Two snowmobile armada battles. Multiple aardvarking. Bikini-clad fire-eaters. Anesthesia-free neck surgery. Hypodermic to the heart. One motor vehicle chase. Gratuitous heavy-bag workout. Eight Kung Fu scenes. Flamethrower Fu. Lesbo Fu. Poison-tipped dart Fu. With Eva Dawn Nemeth as Priscilla the kung-fu dominatrix. Julie has the best line: "Oh baby, I love it when you get all Neanderthal on me like that."

 

 

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