Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity( aka Slave Girls) was made in 1987, though at times it feels like it could have been made well before this- say from the 1950s onwards. Really what set it apart from Sci-fi pulp of the golden age are the odd glances of female nudity & the knowing/ tongue-firmly-in- cheek dialogue.The film was the 7th & to date last film directed by one Ken Dixon, who seemingly made soft-core & clip-based films. On the whole, the film is competently enough filmed- though clearly the budget was around the price of a few tubes cheese & onion Pringles.
 
The film begins with chained & skimpy bikini glad Daria (Elizabeth Kaitan) and Tisa (Cindy Beal), escaping from a prison spaceship. The first planet they come across seemingly has an earth-like atmosphere, and fairly soon the pair crash land making their way from a beach, through a clearly studio based jungle, to a polystyrene blocked building- that looks like it’s meant to be Mayan temple. This is the lair of raven haired & big jawed Zed(Don Scriber)- who first seems helpful/ friendly, but turns out to be a derange big game hunter- who has decided to start hunting humans.
 
The acting, aside from Scriber, is really very flat & lifeless- and this at times lets some of the amusing lines fall flat, and at moments things drag a little. Though for the most it’s the runtime of just over hour & twenty wizzes back well enough. We get bickering robots- that are clearly men in bad/ lo-priced fancy dress, and very low budget effects & obvious miniatures- all wrapped in silly/ camp dialogue, ham-fisted action scenes, and clichéd pulp sci-fi plotting. The only sort-of actor here is Scriber- who nicely hams it up as the black leather trouser wearing villain. On the whole, it’s a film where you have to just switch off your brain/ sense for, and if you do you’ll have a lot of fun with the trashy 80’s cheese that is Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity.
 
Moving onto this recent Blu ray- and first off the picture looks ok here, though unfortunately, the remastering does make the whole thing look if more cheap/ bad in its effects/ set-up. The only extra here. Aside from original trailer & Full Moon trailer reel, it is a six-minute featurette on Elizabeth Kaitan.
 
It’s great to see Full Moon reissuing another slice of prime 1980’s Sci-fi/ B movie cheese with this Blu Ray of Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity- it’s just a pity there isn't really any extras on this Blu ray. It would have been great to have a commentary track from someone like David DeCoteau and David Del Valle, as I’m sure they would have had a lot of laughs & facts to pull up about this movie.