Reviews of Doug Lear Movies with Trailers (1)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jamie Gillis, Ron Jeremy, John Leslie, Seka, Lisa De Leeuw, Kelly Nichols, Mike Ranger, John Seeman, Laurie Smith, Tyler Reynolds, Sonny, Jesse Adams, Angel Cash, Kandi Barbour, Tawny Pearl, Ken Yontz, Little Oral Annie, George Mitchell, David Rosen, Candida Royalle, Piper Smith, John Boland, Terri Dolan, Luis De Jesus, Sergei Novotny, Sanyen Sunny, Georgie Vegas, Clyde Wilcox, Doug Lear, Ken Conrad, Misha Boyko, Buddy Owen, Steve Lacey, Cathy Ebelt, Bonnie Benson, Delphy Meade, Pamela Bowman, Sparkie, Cathy Remund, Brenda Darling, Eve Bryna, Gloria Verver, Molly Manning, Jerilyn Hirsh, Camilla Bryant, Chris Garland, Serena [II] (classic)
Studio: Collector's Video
Directed by: Svetlana
Release date: 11/21/2002
Previews: Previews
Ultra Flesh review summaries:
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The world is in crisis as the evil space demon, "Sugar Man" (Jamie Gillis), posing as an "innocent" South American dictator, spreads impotence across the planet via his country's tainted sugar. With his plans to exterminate the human race (and thereby clear the planet for his own kind) in full force, the super powers of the world find themselves desperately at one another's throats...and it turns out that only the stunningly beautiful blonde super-alien, "Ultra Flesh" (Seka), and her "Fleshettes" can save them...and the world. Such is the case in the aptly titled "Ultra Flesh", a very good, 1980 release from Svetlana and Collector's Video (as distributed by VCX). [read the full review]
review from 6/30/2017:
The world is in crisis as the evil space demon, "Sugar Man" (Jamie Gillis), posing as an "innocent" South American dictator, spreads impotence across the planet via his country's tainted sugar. With his plans to exterminate the human race (and thereby clear the planet for his own kind) in full force, the super powers of the world find themselves desperately at one another's throats...and it turns out that only the stunningly beautiful blonde super-alien, "Ultra Flesh" (Seka), and her "Fleshettes" can save them...and the world. Such is the case in the aptly titled "Ultra Flesh", a very good, 1980 release from Svetlana and Collector's Video (as distributed by VCX). [read the full review]