How did I get so far into these SOV weeks without doing a W. A. V. E. Productions movie? W. A. V. E. Is a New Jersey-based horror and custom video company that makes their own films as well as custom movies for pay with usually no limits. It's kind of like pornography but at once less filthy and creepier. They claim to be inspired by the horror and exploitation movies of the 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s and there's adult content but never anything explicit.
So, if you wanted to see Sheena, Queen of the Jungle or Wonder Woman struggle and get tied up even more than they did in their comics or movies, well, this time W. A. V. E. has a movie for you.
That means when you watch Alexandria Solace (Dawn Murphy) run through the jungle and fall into quicksand, you're going to watch her struggle for like seven minutes. If this turns you on, look, I'm not going to judge, but I have no idea how you would be able to fulfil your fantasies outside of W. A. V. E.
Rana (Pamela Sutch) is the heroine, a jungle girl battling hand puppet snakes and the remnants of the German army. Her greatest enemy is Ilsa Van Todd (Tina Krause, a W. A. V. E. superstar who went on to direct the incredible movie Limbo) and yeah, my admiration for Krause kind of made her the heroine of this whole thing.
This is made from three shorts: The Jungle Woman versus the Nazis, The Jungle Woman and the Flowers of Death and The Jungle Woman and the Fangs of Death. There are also trailers, extended footage of Murphy having a wardrobe issue in case you didn't feel bad enough watching this and a song with the lyric "You can count on Rana to be your friend."
So, if you wanted to see Sheena, Queen of the Jungle or Wonder Woman struggle and get tied up even more than they did in their comics or movies, well, this time W. A. V. E. has a movie for you.
That means when you watch Alexandria Solace (Dawn Murphy) run through the jungle and fall into quicksand, you're going to watch her struggle for like seven minutes. If this turns you on, look, I'm not going to judge, but I have no idea how you would be able to fulfil your fantasies outside of W. A. V. E.
Rana (Pamela Sutch) is the heroine, a jungle girl battling hand puppet snakes and the remnants of the German army. Her greatest enemy is Ilsa Van Todd (Tina Krause, a W. A. V. E. superstar who went on to direct the incredible movie Limbo) and yeah, my admiration for Krause kind of made her the heroine of this whole thing.
This is made from three shorts: The Jungle Woman versus the Nazis, The Jungle Woman and the Flowers of Death and The Jungle Woman and the Fangs of Death. There are also trailers, extended footage of Murphy having a wardrobe issue in case you didn't feel bad enough watching this and a song with the lyric "You can count on Rana to be your friend."
