Brenda Cooney
- 2008
Germany, 1945: as the pressure intensifies to close down the Nazi's most notorious death camp, the women prisoners, the desperate POWs, and one fearless Russian front fighter join forces to defeat their sadistic captors and escape to freedom. Adolf Hitler's grip on Europe is about to be broken, but for the prisoners of Stalag 69 the end can't come soon enough. Monstrous SS commandant Helmut Schultz has been using his prisoners for a series of sickening experiments. With a devoted crew of torture experts to cater to his every perverse whim, Schultz has transformed Stalag 69 into a carnival of torment and human suffering. But when the women prisoners meet an escaped cabaret dancer, a daring plan for freedom is suddenly set into motion. Meanwhile, the American, British, and Russian POWs have hatched their own plan for escape, and a battle-hardened Russian named Natasha sheds her inhibitions while coolly dispatching any Nazi who dares to cross her path. Pressure is mounting for the SS soldiers in charge to close up the camp and liquidate the prisoners, but before that can happen all hell will break loose. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Tatanya Kott, Gordanna Jenell, (more)
Machines fight for control of a world destroyed by man in this ultra-low-budget sci-fi saga from filmmaker James Felix McKenney. A global war has left the surface of the Earth uninhabitable, and the few humans who have lived through the conflict have been driven underground in order to survive. The Girl (Christine Spencer) lives in a subterranean bunker that she shares with several rattletrap robots of her own design. The Girl occupies herself by watching old videotapes of a scientist who was her friend and mentor before the apocalypse, but lately she has other things on her mind. Another survivor (Brenda Cooney) has established a robot army, and is using the machines to lay claim to the remains of the Earth. As the Girl constructs her own mechanical security force, she discovers the Enemy Leader has a dangerous surprise in his arsenal -- the ability to turn the Girl's robot friends against her. The ranting scientist in Automatons is played by Angus Scrimm, best known to horror film buffs as "the Tall Man" from the Phantasm franchise. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Laree Love, Don Wood, (more)
