Wow...this is one seriously goofy film! You can't help but laugh at the histrionics and costumes used in the low-budget turkey! And you know that if they go all the way to the Philippines to save money in the production it will be a bad film. Fortunately, however, it's also so incredibly silly and stupid that it is worth watching for bad movie fans. You certainly won't be bored with this weird flick--at least not for the first 2/3. Later, it does drag quite a bit!
The film starts with four young ladies being kidnapped and taken into the middle of no where. Eventually they learn that they are being held by a weird cult that plans on sacrificing several of them on behalf of "the Chosen One"--one of the girls who is supposedly the reincarnation of their god...or whatever. The elixir they make from the victims' blood will supposedly let the Chosen One live forever...or at least a very, very long time. However, this Chosen One has no interest in killing others for her own immortality and refuses their "gift".
The film is so silly and overly serious that you can't help but laugh. But, if you look at the poster art currently on IMDb, you can also see that the costumes worn by the cult members is even funnier--like cast-off clothes from the original "Star Trek" series. Oh, and speaking of "Star Trek", you may recognize Judith McConnell in this movie as a lady who guest starred on a Trek episode, "A Wolf in the Fold".
The film starts with four young ladies being kidnapped and taken into the middle of no where. Eventually they learn that they are being held by a weird cult that plans on sacrificing several of them on behalf of "the Chosen One"--one of the girls who is supposedly the reincarnation of their god...or whatever. The elixir they make from the victims' blood will supposedly let the Chosen One live forever...or at least a very, very long time. However, this Chosen One has no interest in killing others for her own immortality and refuses their "gift".
The film is so silly and overly serious that you can't help but laugh. But, if you look at the poster art currently on IMDb, you can also see that the costumes worn by the cult members is even funnier--like cast-off clothes from the original "Star Trek" series. Oh, and speaking of "Star Trek", you may recognize Judith McConnell in this movie as a lady who guest starred on a Trek episode, "A Wolf in the Fold".