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Adventure Cult Classic

When lost men crash-land on a mysterious island, they're in for a matriarchal surprise.

SLAVES OF LOVE

Girls with guns - and bums

1969 · 1h 16m · R · Adventure / Comedy · IMDB TMDB

A tribe of Amazon women use a magnetic force to pull down airplanes flying over their island. They enslave all the men aboard the planes and use them as their sex slaves.

Quick Answer

What is Slaves of Love about?

Slaves of Love is a 1969 American adventure comedy film directed by Charles Nizet about men whose plane is forced down by a magnetic force, only to be enslaved as sex slaves by a tribe of gun-toting Amazon women.

Programmer's Pick

Magnetic force fields, mini dresses, and a matriarchal island? Charles Nizet’s Slaves of Love is pure sexploitation camp with a side of social satire — and not a dry martini in sight. For those who appreciate their adventure with a lash of whip and a flash of skin, this is a time capsule worth peeking into.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

Slaves of Love delivers an oddball blend of adventure and comedy with a heavy dose of sexploitation. When unsuspecting men find their airplane mysteriously drawn down from the sky, they crash-land on an uncharted island ruled by a tribe of Amazon women. These women, armed and clad in revealing mini dresses, waste no time in capturing the new arrivals and putting them to use as sex slaves. The film leans into campy role reversal and matriarchal power dynamics, unfolding its story in a playful, provocative manner that’s firmly rooted in late-60s exploitation cinema. Expect cheeky humor, a parade of scantily-clad Amazons, and a plot that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

Details & Specs

Director
Charles Nizet
Writer
Charles Nizet
Release
1969
Runtime
1h 16m

Why Cult

Amazon Matriarchy

Watch a tribe of gun-toting women run the show, flipping the usual gender script on its head.

Plane Crash Abductions

Men's planes are literally pulled from the sky by a mysterious magnetic force — talk about a forced landing.

Sixties Sexploitation

Plenty of nudity, role reversal, and cheeky humor, all wrapped in late-60s softcore aesthetic.

Flashback Storytelling

The film unfolds its wild premise through a series of flashbacks, adding to its campy charm.

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Questions from the Vault

When was Slaves of Love released? +

Slaves of Love was released in 1969.

Who directed Slaves of Love? +

Charles Nizet directed Slaves of Love.

How long is Slaves of Love? +

Slaves of Love has a runtime of 76 minutes.

What genre is Slaves of Love? +

Slaves of Love is an adventure comedy with strong sexploitation elements.

Where can I watch Slaves of Love? +

You can watch Slaves of Love on SassyFlix.

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