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Release Date:
July 11, 1990
Original Title:
Flesh Gordon Meets the Cosmic Cheerleaders
Alternate Titles:
Flesh Gordon - Schande der Galaxis
Flesh Gordon 2
Genres:
Comedy | Science Fiction
Production Companies:
Filmvest International
Production Countries:
Canada
Ratings / Certifications:
GB: 18 US: R
Runtime: 98
Space-faring hero and galactically-renowned stud Flesh Gordon is kidnapped by a group of space cheerleaders hoping to use him to save their planet. A being simply known as Evil Presence has been rendering the men of their world impotent, and the women are desperate for some form of relief. Flesh's girlfriend Ardor, meanwhile, is following behind to try to keep him out of trouble, but soon finds herself kidnapped by Evil Presence's henchman who has plans of his own. Can Flesh get the men of this planet standing tall once again?
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Characters:
Alex Raymond
Costume Design:
Robert M. Kalafut
Lindsay Dow
Director:
Howard Ziehm
Doug Frisby
Director of Photography:
Danny Nowak
Editor:
Joe Tornatore
Hairstylist:
Connie Kambietz
Makeup Artist:
Anya Ellis
Rachel Griffin
Original Music Composer:
Paul Zaza
Producer:
Maurice Smith
Roger Corman
Production Design:
Allen Benjamin
Screenplay:
Howard Ziehm
Utility Stunts:
Owen Walstrom
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