Sydney Conrad Movies
- 1989
- R
The polluters on planet Earth pose a significant risk to the rest of the galaxy and for this reason two alien agents from the Intergalactic Environmental Protection Agency are dispatched to destroy the offending world. This erotic sci-fi parody chronicles their adventures that begin with the suicide of a young man who soon after ingesting a fatal glass of bleach finds his body inhabited by one of the aliens who calls himself Bailey. The newly revived fellow begins hitchhiking to Vegas where he is picked up by Wilma, her fiance Hiram, and the luscious Eve who has come to witness their upcoming nuptials. En route, after telling them that he is a sex maniac from outer space, Bailey kills the happy couple and kidnaps Eve to a warehouse where he tries to seduce her, but not before he tells her of his mission. Later Bailey's partner Brick Bardo shows up and corroborates his outlandish story. He too tries to sleep with Eve. Things really get crazy when a re-animated Wilma shows up and reveals herself to be a cosmic cop who has come to arrest the phony alien agents who have stolen a destructive weapon. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide
In director/writer Curtis Hanson's 1987 chiller The Bedroom Window, architect Terry Lambert (Steve Guttenberg) experiences a most disorienting turn of events when his French lover, Sylvia (Isabelle Huppert) - the wife of his boss - walks over to the titular window in-between lovemaking sessions and witnesses a mysterious man strangling a helpless victim (Elizabeth McGovern). By the time Guttenberg comes to the window, he can see only a crowd of spectators. Because Sylvia wants to avoid a messy involvement in the case (which would soil her reputation, ruin her marriage and cost Lambert his job), Guttenberg agrees to pretend that he witnessed the attack. The ruse, of course, leads to a myriad of complications. And meanwhile, with the psycho still on the loose, Lambert sets out to find him. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Steve Guttenberg, Elizabeth McGovern, (more)
