Title of course steals from mainstream flop starring Stallone, but that hackiest of screenwriters Cash Markman comes up with a flimsy sci-fi premise of impotent future men (2014) with femme scientists using 1994 test subjects brought to the future to reconstitute virility.
Most of the script is childish slapstick and the team of Jonathan Morgan and Alex Sanders shamelessly imitating Wayne and Garth (even to occasional "Schwing!" exclamation, as well as Bill & Ted. Isis Nile in the title role dressed in mesh body stocking and latex is ultra-sexy (and replaced by a trans-female looking Victoria Andrews in an ill-conceived sequel) as the time traveler in her futuristic car (the movie's , and a fine pair of Tricia Yen and Bunny Bleu are the scientists out to save the human race (and have sex, too).
Movie literally goes nowhere, and the attempts at comedy are frequent and embarrassing. Lynn LeMay sports her huge knockers as president of the U.S. in 2014 and Steven St. Croix looks a bit embarrassed playing Isis' fiance.
Most of the script is childish slapstick and the team of Jonathan Morgan and Alex Sanders shamelessly imitating Wayne and Garth (even to occasional "Schwing!" exclamation, as well as Bill & Ted. Isis Nile in the title role dressed in mesh body stocking and latex is ultra-sexy (and replaced by a trans-female looking Victoria Andrews in an ill-conceived sequel) as the time traveler in her futuristic car (the movie's , and a fine pair of Tricia Yen and Bunny Bleu are the scientists out to save the human race (and have sex, too).
Movie literally goes nowhere, and the attempts at comedy are frequent and embarrassing. Lynn LeMay sports her huge knockers as president of the U.S. in 2014 and Steven St. Croix looks a bit embarrassed playing Isis' fiance.