Director:
Ted V. MikelsMúsica:
Nicholas CarrasReparto:
Michael Ansara, Anthony Eisley, Francine York, John Carter, Tura Satana, Judith McConnell, Lisa Todd, Herb Robins, Rafael Campos, Leigh Christian (más)Sinopsis(1)
When a crazed arch villain (Michael Ansara) plots to overthrow all the world's governments by distributing bubonic plague-infected rats throughout the population, only The Doll Squad can hope to stop him - an elite band of female commandos who are as dangerous and deadly as they are beautiful! (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
Reseñas (1)
This rollicking predecessor to Andy Sidaris’s movies, as well as the television series Charlie’s Angels, which debuted three years later, offers a strikingly trashy paraphrase of spy movies, as it delightfully overflows with predictable twists, diabolical schemes, stiff action scenes and, mainly, conspicuous cleavage. Mikels made a virtue of the insufficient budget and unabashedly served up comic-book tricks with explosions, which go perfectly with the hopeless anti-choreography of the film’s martial arts passages. The whole thing is fundamentally enhanced by the titular “Doll Squad”, particularly their leader, Francine York, who appears in a different multi-coloured stylish outfit in every sequence. Thanks to her and her colleagues, including the iconic Tura Satana, The Doll Squad fulfils its potential as a deliberately cheap spectacle with playful stylisation and a pin-up aesthetic, which the director occasionally spices up with a dash of unexpectedly ultra-naïve moments.
()