Buena Vista Pictures Distribution released Cabin Boy on January 7, 1994. Adam Resnick directed the film starring Chris Elliott, Ritch Brinkley, and James Gammon.

‘Cabin Boy’ Movie Summary

Cabin Boy begins as Nathaniel Mayweather, the most arrogant, self-centered virgin you will ever meet, graduates finishing school. His father sends a limo driver to take him to the ship, the Queen Catherine, which will then sail to Hawaii where Nathaniel will work for his father. However, Nathaniel quickly pisses off that driver who then kicks him out of the limo; stranding Nathaniel in the middle of nowhere.

So Nathaniel walks along the road in the direction his driver was going until he sees a sign for the Queen Catherine. Unfortunately for him, a cow is blocking the arrow which directs him down the correct road, and Nathaniel winds up going left instead of right.

That takes him to a small fishing village where he runs into a ship’s very dumb, and easily distracted cabin boy, Kenny. Nathaniel is not very bright himself, and he mistakes this ship, named The Filthy Whore, for a fun theme boat.

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Malibu Bay Films released Fit to Kill on October 27, 1993. Andy Sidaris wrote and directed the film starring Dona Speir, Roberta Vasquez, and Bruce Penhall.

‘Fit to Kill’ Movie Summary

Fit to Kill begins in a waterfall in Hawaii. L.E.T.H.A.L. agents, Donna and Nicole, relax in a pool next to their guns. An alarm goes off, and the girls leave for cat and mouse paintball exercise outside of Las Vegas. They defeat Bruce and Shane three games to none.

As the girls go one way, and the boys another, aA remote control chopper arrives. It attacks both teams, but misses. It was just another test from Lucas who then calls them in to berate them for not being on guard at all times. His boy, Dr Emerson, next tells the girls about this special helicopter being L.E.T.H.A.L.’s latest and greatest weapon. They all head back to KSXY radio in Hawaii for a meeting.

Still in Vegas, Kane relaxes while Silk shows him everything she bought on a shopping trip. The killer, Blu Steele is there for some sexy yoga at sunset before heading over to kill Kane on a criminal named Po’s orders. She fails because he was expecting her. He and Blu Steele join forces to take out Donna and Nicole once and for all.

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Malibu Bay Films released Hard Hunted in January 1992. Andy Sidaris wrote and directed the film starring Dona Speir, Roberta Vasquez, and Bruce Penhall.

‘Hard Hunted’ Movie Summary

The international criminal known as Kane receives a jade statuette of Buddha in a Lotus Position while on his yacht in a channel between some Hawaiian islands. Mika and Silk are there to spy on Kane, and witness him take possession of it. The figurine is very important to his plan of world domination as inside its hallow chamber is a nuclear weapon trigger.

We cut to Edy’s in Molokai where she does a cute song and dance for us before we switch to KSXY, where Ava is a DJ. She reads a secret message over the air to signal to Cole to surf out to Kane’s yacht, and pick up Mika. We then cut back to the aforementioned yacht where Kane schtoops Silk in her Lotus Position. Mika takes this opportunity to steal the Buddha while Kane’s distracted/sedated.

Cole picks Mika up on his windsurf board, and the two drive off in a jeep. Mika calls into KSXY as a “loyal listener” to give them a secret code that her cover’s been blown, but she has the Buddha. Ava tells her to head to Sedona, Arizona to relax. So, Mika catches the next Red Eye to Phoenix to meet with Donna and Nicole outside of Sedona.

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Twentieth Century Fox released The Adventures of Ford Fairlane on July 11, 1990. Renny Harlin directed the film starring Andrew Dice Clay, Lauren Holly, and Wayne Newton.

‘The Adventures of Ford Fairlane’ Movie Summary

Shock value comedian, actor, musician Andrew Dice Clay plays the all guns blazing character Ford Fairlane, known around the streets of LA as Rock & Roll Detective due to his specialty of working for high flying music industry clients.

His longtime friend, a popular, loud mouth offensive radio announcer is killed, but not before asking Ford to check in on a job to find his daughter he never knew he had from a one night stand.

It turns out the mother of the missing girl also contacts Ford to find her precious daughter.

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Malibu Bay Films released Do or Die on June 28, 1991. Andy Sidaris wrote and directed the film starring Pat Morita, Erik Estrada, and Dona Speir.

‘Do or Die’ Movie Summary

In Do or Die, the Mr. Miyagi impersonating gangster named Kane plots to take out the United States Stock Exchange. He has two men kidnap Federal Agents, Donna and Nicole, and tells them he will send twelve of his best assassins in teams of two to kill the girls starting at noon the next day. He secretly plants a homing device on Donna’s watch, and sets them free. From Molokai to Las Vegas to Louisiana, and Dallas, the girls fight off the assassins with help from Lucas and his team of B-movie Avengers. Read the full summary.

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Malibu Bay Films released Guns on November 9, 1990. Andy Sidaris wrote and directed the film starring Erik Estrada, Dona Speir, and Roberta Vasquez.

‘Guns’ Movie Summary

In Guns, Juan Degas aka Jack of Diamonds is an arms dealer who wants to smuggle Chinese weapons into South America through Hawaii. He creates a diversion in Las Vegas, Nevada that lures L.E.T.H.A.L. Agents Donna, Nicole, and Shane there; leaving Hawaii totally defenseless. However, things turn personal when Lethal Agents kill Degas’ girlfriend and he kidnaps Donna’s mother. Whose guns will eventually win the day in this Las Vegas battle royale with lots of cheese? Read the full summary.

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Lionsgate Home Entertainment released The Row on July 27, 2018. Matty Beckerman directed the film starring Lala Kent, Randy Couture, and Natali Yura.

‘The Row’ Movie Synopsis

In The Row, college freshman, Riley Cole, discovers a dark secret about the sorority house she pledges for. The suicide of a pledge twenty years is somehow related to a serial killer on campus who is now stalking the girls of her sorority. When she learns her deceased mother might have something to do with the old suicide, she finds that she could be the the killer’s prime target. Will her detective-father solve this riddle in time to save her?

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Malibu Bay Films released Savage Beach in October of 1989. Andy Sidaris wrote and directed the film starring Dona Speir, and Hope Marie Carlton, and John Aprea.

‘Savage Beach’ Movie Summary

Savage Beach begins as After Donna and Taryn bust a drug ring. They receive a call from Shane Abilene to fly an emergency package of vaccines and medical supplies from Molokai, Hawaii to Knox Island in the South Pacific. Meanwhile, in Honolulu, Philippine representative, Rodrigo Martinez, convinces U.S. Naval Captain, John Andreas to use a government satellite to locate a sunken Japanese ship filled with gold that they stole from the Philippines during World War II. When a tropical storm forces Donna and Taryn to land their plane on a remote island during their return trip back to Molokai, they find an old samurai warrior living there for decades, a newly arrived Martinez, Andreas, and their gorilla fighters.. When the gold is discovered, wacky chaos ensues, and the girls save the day. Never call them bimbos. Read the full summary.

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Columbia Pictures Corporation released The Terror of Tiny Town on December 1, 1938. Sam Newfield directed the film starring Billy Curtis, Yvonne Moray, and ‘Little Billy’ Rhodes.

‘The Terror of Tiny Town’ Movie Summary

The Terror of Tiny Town begins with an MC introducing us to a novelty picture with an all midget cast…the first of its kind…ever to be produced. It has everything a western should have!

The film’s hero, Buck Larson, walks on stage, and interrupts the MC. He says the film is a serious one, and he will soon be the biggest star in Hollywood. Then the film’s villain, Bat Haines, interrupts Buck to say that HE will be the biggest star in Hollywood. The men start to fight, but the MC intervenes, and starts the film.

It opens with the townspeople singing a song about laughing their troubles away. Buck Larson’s dad, Pop, has his son head out to see why all his calves are disappearing. Bat Haines and his outfit are busy roping one as Buck rides up and spots them. The gang rides off on their Shetland ponies before Buck can identify them.

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Malibu Bay Films released Picasso Trigger in February of 1988. Andy Sidaris wrote and directed the film starring Steve Bond, Dona Speir, and Hope Marie Carlton.

‘Picasso Trigger’ Movie Summary

Picasso Trigger begins in Paris when someone kills underworld kingpin Alejandro Felipe Salazar aka Picasso Trigger. This sets off a series of revenge murders of L.E.T.H.A.L. agents at the hands of Miguel Ortiz and his men in an overall effort to take control of Salazar’s empire. Travis Abilene, Donna, and Taryn must bare their bodies to uncover the dirty, dirty underbelly of this organization to stop Ortiz and his men, but will a surprise reveal at the end ruin everything the L.E.T.H.A.L. agents have uncovered? Read the full summary.

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