Lethal Woman Part 1 (1987) VHSRip

**Lethal Woman Part 1 (1987)

• Overview**"Lethal Woman Part 1" is a 1987 adult film that presents a character described as a fantasy figure for men, characterized as beautiful, sexy, and dangerously lethal. The film's plot revolves around a protagonist, Krista Lane, who is depicted as a crusader fighting against an alien antagonist, Richard Pacheco, from the 8th Dimension. Pacheco's goal is to drain human sexual energy to enable an invasion of Earth. The narrative includes humorous and absurd elements, resembling the style of Syfy channel storylines. Krista Lane's character trains three housewives, played by Tammy White, Tiffany Storm, and Kathleen Gentry, to reclaim their husbands from Pacheco's control, who has them involved in a dubious group therapy session. The film features various sexual scenes, including a notable sequence where Krista engages with the husbands to liberate them. The film concludes with a farcical finale, teasing a second part featuring the same cast. While the acting and sexual content have been described as entertaining, the plot has been critiqued for its lack of depth and coherence, contributing to a perception of adult cinema as lacking seriousness.

Technical Aspects- Directed by Jack Remy and produced by Mad Multimedia.

• Quality ratings indicate decent clarity and color for a late-80s VHS feature.

• The video is presented in MPEG-4 format with a resolution of 640x480 and a frame rate of 29.970 FPS.

• Audio is provided in AAC format, with a bitrate of 160 kb/s.

Scene Breakdown

1. Tami White and Peter North
2. Tami White, Kathleen Gentry, Krista Lane, and Tiffany Storm
3. Krista Lane with Mike Horner and Peter North
4. Tami White and Peter North
5. Kathleen Gentry and Mike Horner
6. Krista Lane, Tiffany Storm, and Jerry Butler

Content Note

The film includes hardcore sexual content featuring various pairings and group dynamics. Overall, it is characterized as a blend of adult film with a comedic, if absurd, storyline that aims for entertainment rather than seriousness.