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Lexi Belle, Melissa Jacobs - Monster of the Nudist Colony (2013)
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"Monster of the Nudist Colony" is a 2013 TV movie that blends comedy and soft-core horror, directed by Steve Goldenberg. The plot follows Mr. Hammer, a private detective, hired to investigate a monster terrorizing a nudist colony, with his eager wife Mary tagging along. Upon arrival, Mary sheds her inhibitions, while Hammer gets sidetracked by Lucy, the colony’s manager. The "monster" turns out to be a man in a gorilla suit, kidnapping women not for violence but to make them dance for him—a quirky twist that keeps the tone light and silly.
Reviews suggest it’s a low-budget, late-night cable-style diversion, akin to the works of Jim Wynorski or Fred Olen Ray, with a focus on simulated sex scenes set in the sunny outdoors rather than deep storytelling. The film leans heavily on its nudist colony premise, delivering plenty of skin but little substance—critics note the script feels thin, barely justifying its two writers. The monster, a guy in a cheap gorilla costume, adds a layer of campy absurdity, though some lament the lack of more creative effects or a stronger horror element. Highlights include a lesbian scene featuring Bridgette B., praised for its soft-core appeal, though the film’s overall execution is described as artless by some, with unrealistic sex scenes overshadowing any potential for genuine parody or monster movie fun.
Reviews suggest it’s a low-budget, late-night cable-style diversion, akin to the works of Jim Wynorski or Fred Olen Ray, with a focus on simulated sex scenes set in the sunny outdoors rather than deep storytelling. The film leans heavily on its nudist colony premise, delivering plenty of skin but little substance—critics note the script feels thin, barely justifying its two writers. The monster, a guy in a cheap gorilla costume, adds a layer of campy absurdity, though some lament the lack of more creative effects or a stronger horror element. Highlights include a lesbian scene featuring Bridgette B., praised for its soft-core appeal, though the film’s overall execution is described as artless by some, with unrealistic sex scenes overshadowing any potential for genuine parody or monster movie fun.
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