Attack of the 60 foot center fold
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| Original title | Attack of the 60 foot center fold |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 1995 |
| length | 84 minutes |
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| Director | Fred Olen Ray |
| script | Steve Armogida |
| production | Fred Olen Ray |
| music | Jeffrey Walton |
| camera | Gary Graver |
| cut | W. Peter Miller |
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Attack of the 60 Foot Centerfold is an American comedy film from the year 1995 by Fred Olen Ray . The film, which has not yet appeared in Germany, was, u. a. produced by Roger Corman as executive producer, produced by New Horizons .
action
The models Inga, Betty and Angel are the candidates for the title Playmate of the year of the magazine Plaything . During a photo shoot, Angel is insulted by Betty, who makes fun of Angel's small breasts. Angel is looking for Dr. Lindstrom in his private clinic. Angel started a beauty treatment at Lindstrom a year ago. A five-year hiatus was planned, but Angel would like to resume treatment early. Lindstrom warns of the risks of starting too early, but he can't resist Angel's pleading look. He hands her a case with 35 test tubes that contain a special elixir. Angel is told to only have one glass a day, otherwise she will endanger herself.
Angel takes the contents of the first glass. Immediately her breasts begin to grow enormously. At the same time, Lindstrom is called into the laboratory by his assistant Eric. Eric presents the scientist with a giant rat locked in a cage. Another cage has a large hole. Lindstrom is sure that he can deal with the matter without calling in the government. He tries to reach Angel by phone, but only the answering machine answers.
The three candidates are brought to the mansion of the magazine editor Gordon. All three are impressed by Gordon's wealth and try to bewitch him, which bothers the jealous Rosita, former playmate and currently Gordon's housekeeper. The photographer Mark tries in the evening to seduce the women. He promises to have a good word with Gordon. Inga and Betty let him down, but he succeeds with Angel.
The next morning, Mark and his assistant Wilson begin the photo shoot with Inga and Betty on the beach. Angel overslept. Her deranged appearance and the hangover lead her to drink several of the glasses. She passes out briefly, but wakes up quickly. When she tries to get dressed, she notices that the pumps have become too small. Angel arrives on the set and joins the others. Angel is taller than the other two. After the shoot, she passed out again. Wilson, who is secretly in love with Angel, stays with her while the others notify Gordon. Gordon, Wilson, Inga and Betty return to the beach, where they face a 20-meter fishing rod who asks for help.
The exterminator Stryker appears in Lindstrom's clinic, who is supposed to hunt down the missing rat. However, the self-confident Stryker is put to flight by the rat. At the same time, Gordon thinks about how to market Angel and convinces Mark to help him. Wilson, witness of the conversation, wants to prevent this, but fails in the attempt to convince Mark. He looks for Angel on the beach and assures her that he wants to help her. Angel tells him to talk to Dr. Lindstrom who is still trying to find the giant rat with the help of Eric and his colleague Dr. Catch man. With a special gas, the captured rat can be shrunk to normal size. But the rat explodes shortly afterwards.
Wilson goes to Angel and tells her about Gordon's plans. Angel doesn't believe him, especially Wilson's hint that Mark doesn't love her bothers her. Nevertheless, doubts arise in her, so that at night she goes to the desert to think. Wilson contacts Lindstrom the next morning, who agrees to come to the rescue. Angel comes back and lets Mark take a picture of her. The reporter Manning comes across huge footprints in the desert and hopes for a story. Betty, realizing that Gordon wants to bring a 20-meter playmate with Angel, sneaks into Angel's room, finds the suitcase and swallows several glasses. She too is growing into a giant. Inga looks for Betty and also comes into Angel's room and finds the suitcase.
Gordon and Wilson find Angel, who is still being photographed by Mark. Angel realizes Wilson was right. Then the huge Betty appears and attacks Angel. Lindstrom comes up and has the shrink gas with him, while the reporter Manning photographs the fight of the giantesses from a hiding place. The attempt to shrink fails, Betty and Angel continue fighting and stumble into a town. The panicked residents flee when Lindstrom, Wilson and Mark reach town. Finally the two women can be shrunk. Angel knocks out Betty, Mark is knocked out by Wilson. While Wilson go away with Angel in his arms and Lindstrom, Mark kisses Betty, whereupon they both explode.
Two women are shopping in a supermarket. At the checkout you will see the tabloid National Enquirer . On the front page is a photo of the two fighting giantesses. The laughing women throw the newspaper into the shopping cart. The newspaper pops up and there is news of a giant rat terrorizing Beverly Hills.
Reviews
Richard Scheib from the online portal “Moria” complained about the film's terribly lame humor.
The author of the blog “Dr. Gore Reviews, however, listed: lots of topless women, bad jokes, a huge naked blonde. The film has a lot of nice B-movie elements.
background
Some cameo appearances are shown in the film. So are u. a. Russ Tamblyn can be seen as a gas station attendant, Ross Hagen as the pickup driver, Tommy Kirk as his co-driver and Jim Wynorski as a casual passerby. Forrest J. Ackerman plays Count Dracula's double wax figure in a short scene.
Web links
- Attack of the 60 Foot Centerfold in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Richard Scheib in the Moria portal (English)
- ↑ Discussion on Dr. Gore Reviews (English)