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PURCHASE THE DVD: Exterminator City (2005)

If this doesn't give you a good laugh, nothing will. A fitting subtitle for this movie would be "Huge Jugs on Parade".

Money, or lack of it, also hurts this 2005 Sci-Fi a lot. The story's not bad, the nudity is plentiful if somewhat oversized (I don't think they included one actress with small or medium-sized breasts), and even the script is OK, but the robots are pretty bad.

The story is set in 2027, where robots now handle all the mundane chores, including policing. A robot pest controller turns serial killer. His victims are all human, all female, and usually naked or scantily dressed. He is being hunted by a robot homicide detective and assisted by a robot psychiatrist who may be more twisted than the killer himself.

That's all not bad for a low-budget B-movie, but here's where we get into trouble. No budget means no CGI. No budget means we build the robots out of a tinker toy set. No budget means the robot's mouths move, but not much else, and we mostly shoot them from the waist up, which means that the shots with the robots are pretty boring.

Even worse, let's build one set of a modern looking building, and just pan up and down it every time we want to move from scene to scene. Forget shots of the city, because we didn't bother to build a city. Ah, well. Coulda, shoulda, woulda.....what we wound up with wasn't.

Since some of the clips have multiple actresses, it wasn't possible to label every clip correctly, but here's a list of the women in the film:
Julie Strain, Brinke Stevens, Cathy Barry, Amy Lynn Best, Zenova Braeden, Syn DeVil, Sara Jay, Jill Kelly, Cory Lane, Jacklyn Lick, Penny Lynn, Teresa May, Theresa May, Katarina Nikita, Mistress Persephone, Rhiannon, Lilith Stabs, Taylor Wayne --- Phew!