#Amazon Women On The Moon

[transistoradio]

Two movie posters with art by William Stout.

[movie-haul]

Amazon Women on the Moon (1987)

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Rosanna Arquette in the ‘Two I.D.s’ segment of Amazon Women on the Moon (1987) demonstrating that you actually don’t need braces if your teeth stick out.

[cinemajunkie70]

A very happy birthday to Sybil Danning!!

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Michelle Pfeiffer Amazon Women on the Moon (1987)

[visplay]

Chris: Amazon Women on the Moon is a U.S. sketch comedy film similar to The Kentucky Fried Movie, watch it thru the credits, see the cast list on the movie poster, somewhat amusing, Watch: On Subscription Service.

Richie: It was fun, fun but dated, Watch: When Free.

[jedivoodoochile]

Amazon Women On The Moon (1987).

[raurquiz]

#remembering #williammarshall #actor #DrRichardDaystrom #startrek #TheUltimateComputer #bonanza #themanfromuncle #thewildwildwest #Skullduggery #ZigZag #Blacula #ScreamBlaculaScream #TheTragedyofOthello #AmazonWomenontheMoon #Sorceress #DinosaurValleyGirls #startrek56 @TrekCore

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Amazon Women on the Moon / 1987 — IMDb, TMDb

Absolutely brilliant and way ahead of its time!

[romanyeva]

Video Pirates segment, starring William Marshall (1924 - 2003), from John Landis's comedy anthology, Amazon Women on the Moon (1987).

[cornsword]

Amazon Women on the Moon has enough horror pedigree and horror spoof in it to feel, if not at all scary, pretty Halloweeny. A pretty loose thing that I should be able to make redundant on the list….

[greensparty]

This Month In History - September

Here are just a few of the pop culture landmark anniversaries I am raising a glass to this month:

Sept. 5, 1957: On the Road release

In Sept. 1957, Jack Kerouac’s magnum opus was released. Here is my piece I wrote in 2017. Happy 65th On The Road!

Sept. 11, 1992: Crossing the Bridge opens

In Sept. 1992, one of the most underrated movies of the 90s was released. Writer/director Mike Binder has gone on to have a big career in both film and TV, but this was a remarkable debut IMHO. A few years after high school Mort (played by Josh Charles) still hangs out with his high school buddies in suburban MI in the late 70s, but he aspires to being a comedy writer. When they get an offer to transport drugs from Canada into American, he has some decisions to make. It is a really personal coming of age story and I highly recommend seeking it out. Happy 30th CTB!

Sept. 14, 2012: The Master opens

In Sept. 2012, Paul Thomas Anderson’s epic about a WW2 vet looking for some guidance via a new religion was released. This was a very polarizing film and in 2012, a lot of audiences just didn’t get it. I’ve seen it quite a bit since then and the cinematography, the production design and the ensemble are all incredible, but it’s really about the utter sparks flying between the leads Joaquin Phoenix and Philip Seymour Hoffman. PTA has said that this is his favorite of his films. I don’t agree with that, but its definitely one of the best of the 2010s (I named it #38 on my Best Movies of the 2010s list). Happy 10 Master!

Sept. 15, 2017: Concrete and Gold release

In Sept. 2017, the Foo Fighters’ 9th album was released. After a number of albums recorded in their studio, and various high concepts (recording in a garage, recording an acoustic side and an electric side, recording a each different track in a different city) which were all good, this was a return to basics. The band recorded in a studio with noted pop producer Greg Kurstin. I named this my #1 Album of 2017 and my #10 of the 2010s. Happy 5 C&G!

Sept. 18, 1987: Amazon Women on the Moon opens

In Sept. 1987, one of my favorite sketch comedy movies was released. Similar to Kentucky Fried Movie released a decade earlier, this was a series of skits, mostly spoofing late night TV. The problem with most anthology movies is that some are stronger than others and in this one there were several directors, but I found it all to be super funny. I watched it when I was a tween and have watched it a number of times since. Happy 35th AWOTM!

Sept. 18, 1992: Singles opens

In Sept. 1992, Cameron Crowe’s Gen X romance set during the Seattle music scene in the 90s was released. Here is my piece I wrote in 2017 and here is my review of the 25th anniversary edition of the soundtrack. Happy 30th Singles!

Sept. 21, 2007: Into the Wild opens

In Sept. 2007, Sean Penn’s best movie as a director was released. Here is my piece I wrote in 2017. Happy 15 ITW!

Sept. 22, 1982: Family Ties premieres

One of the best family sitcoms of the 80s premiered on NBC in Sept. 1982. In many ways this show was way ahead of its time by showing the political divide within a family, with ex-hippie parents and kids including young republican Alex P. Keaton brilliantly played by Michael J. Fox. But the show was actually very funny and it addressed many serious issues for a sitcom at the time. Happy 40th FT!

Sept. 24, 2002: Sea Change release

In Sept. 2002, one of Beck’s best albums was released. Here is my piece I wrote in 2017. Happy 20th Sea Change!

Sept. 25, 1982: Silver Spoons premieres

In Sept. 1982, one of my favorite sitcoms as a kid premiered on NBC. Ricky Schroeder played a tween who goes to live with his rich Dad, who didn’t know he had a son from a previous relationship. The laughs were big! And every kid wanted to live in that house with a train running through it and video arcade games. Happy 40th Silver Spoons!

Sept. 26, 1987: Alf animated series premieres

In Sept. 1987, after the success of the live action Alf sitcom, the animated series premiered. Here is my piece I wrote in 2017. Happy 35 Alf animated series!

Sept. 26, 2007: Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace release

Speaking of Foo Fighters, their 6th album was released in Sept. 2007. Here is my piece I wrote in 2017. Happy 15 ESP&G!

Sept. 27, 1992: The Ben Stiller Show premieres

In Sept. 1992, one of the all-time great TV sketch comedies premiered. Here is my piece I wrote in 2017. Happy 30th TBSS!

Sept. 28, 2012: Looper opens

In Sept. 2012, one of the best sci-fi movies of the century was released. Here is my piece I wrote in 2017. Happy 10 Looper!

Sept. 30, 1982: Cheers premieres

In Sept. 1982, one of the longest-running TV sitcoms premiered on NBC (BTW Sept. 1982 was a big month for NBC!?!). Cheers was about a neighborhood bar in Boston run by a former Boston Red Sox player Sam Malone. Even though it was filmed in a Hollywood studio, I always thought it was so cool how they made references to Boston and the area. The show lasts 11 seasons and didn’t lose its steam or jump the shark. It was a show I discovered in re-runs midway through the series run and then got hooked on the new episodes as they were airing. Happy 40th Cheers!

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why do I see him everywhere I turn????? HEFHHHS

[goldheartart19]

Amazonia (Arjora)

Arjora was a Amazon who served as a royal guard until one day she left to join the newly formed Amazing League of Heroes team, going by the codename Amazonia. Finally getting to see the outside world was a shocking experience for her since it had been nothing like she was told growing up. She became close to a hero called Sword's Man, serving as a mentor to the young man.

As she served her new team she was able to see the good and bad of the world and was frustrated that her fellow Amazons had been lied to their entire lives. She returned back to her home land and confronted their queen, but was only ignored and ridiculed.

She wanted to continue to try and awaken her people to the truth but was killed in the line of duty. When her body was brought back to the Amazons the queen refused to allow Arjora to be buried with honors. Sword's Man argued against this in front of the whole court and the queen felt publicly embraced. The queen relented and allowed Arjora to be buried properly, but banned the Amazing League of Heroes, and especially Sword's Man, from the Amazon's kingdom.