Having secured an acquittal for their wrongly-convicted, island hero friend of the prior film, Jerry Butler, the lovely, once-castaway ladies return to bring their guy back home. Tagging along with them this time, however, is an "adventurer" and photographer, Jay Serling, who's convinced that he's found the way to a lost, Tongan treasure of the past. Of course, this means that the entire group ends up on a hunt for the fortune of yore, which, ultimately brings them into contact with ridiculous, sex-hungry "natives" on another island...who may or may not be all that they seem. Such is the case in "The Pink Lagoon", the sequel to "Surrender in Paradise" and a very good, 1984 release from Collector's Video and the directing duo of Svetlana and David I. Frazer.

Pink Lagoon is a sequel to Surrender in Paradise. Do not worry if you did not see the original. While the sequel is a good continuation it stands on its own and starts off by giving you enough info on the first to catch you up to speed. The story of the two films is fairly simple a group of models are shipwrecked on a deserted island or so they think. Soon they find out that Arthur (Jerry Butler) who escaped from prison after being wrongly convicted of murdering his wife is also on the island. At the end of Surrender in Paradise when a ship spotted them on the island the girls had to leave Arthur since if he returns he will be sent back to prison. Pink Lagoon starts off a few years later. The girls return with a film crew to scout the islands and give Arthur some good news. Tammy (Ginger Lynn) and two others who return to the island embrace with Arthur and then tell him that he is a free man. The murderer was found and Arthur was pardoned. A celebration ensues and he gives all 3 a good working over (he has been stranded alone for quite a while).