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Escaped space slaves crash-land on a hunter’s bizarre planet and must outwit his deadly game.

SLAVE GIRLS FROM BEYOND INFINITY

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In the future, two slaves in a distant galaxy escape prison and crash-land on a strange planet. They meet Zed, whose hospitality attempts to hide the fact they are to be hunted for sport.

Quick Answer

What is Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity about?

Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity is a 1987 United States action, adventure, comedy, horror, science fiction, and thriller film directed by Ken Dixon about two escaped female prisoners who crash land on a strange planet and become prey in a deadly hunt.

Programmer's Pick

If 'The Most Dangerous Game' went intergalactic and swapped tuxedos for bikinis, you’d land somewhere near this camp spectacle. Expect bondage, robots, and space-age sleaze served with a wink. Not for the shy or the highbrow.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

Daria and Tisa, two imprisoned women dressed in scant rabbit skin bikinis, defy their captors and escape from a space gulag, commandeering a shuttlecraft to freedom. Their bid for liberty takes a wild turn when their ship malfunctions, sending them crashing onto a mysterious, habitable planet. There, they are welcomed by Zed, a scarred and enigmatic man who claims to be the planet’s only sentient inhabitant. Living in a fortress guarded by imposing robots, Zed offers hospitality, new clothes, and a formal dinner alongside other crash survivors. But beneath this veneer of civility, the girls soon sense that their host’s intentions may be far from benign in this pulpy, low-budget sci-fi adventure.

Details & Specs

Director
Ken Dixon
Writers
Ken Dixon, Richard Connell
Release
1987
Runtime
1h 20m
Country
United States of America
Language
English

Why This Matters

This film merges women-in-prison and science fiction tropes while adapting 'The Most Dangerous Game' to an alien setting. Its notoriety grew after being cited in a 1992 U.S. Senate debate on cable TV indecency, which led to a Supreme Court decision blocking new censorship standards.
— SassyFlix Curator

Cast & Crew

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Director: Ken Dixon Writers: Ken Dixon +1 more

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Why Cult

Space Gulag Breakout

The action kicks off with two resilient women staging a daring escape from a sci-fi prison colony.

Intergalactic Most Dangerous Game

The plot reimagines a classic hunt-for-sport scenario on an alien world, with a sinister host and his killer robots.

Camp & Titillation

From rabbit skin bikinis to robot henchmen, the film embraces low-budget sci-fi camp and cheeky exploitation.

Resourceful Heroines

Daria and Tisa aren’t just eye candy—they’re quick-witted survivors who fight back against their captor’s twisted game.

Scene Gallery

Threat File

Trigger

Daria and Tisa crash-land on Zed’s planet

Threat

Zed’s deadly hunt

Effect

Guests are hunted as game for sport

Countermeasure

The women set traps, arm themselves, and seek escape

Setting

Zed’s fortress and alien jungle

Questions from the Vault

Who directed Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity? +

Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity was directed by Ken Dixon.

How long is Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity? +

Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity has a runtime of 80 minutes.

What genre is Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity? +

Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity is a blend of action, adventure, comedy, horror, science fiction, and thriller.

Where can I watch Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity? +

Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity is available to stream on SassyFlix.

Why does Zed hunt his guests on the planet? +

Zed lures crash survivors to his fortress and hunts them for sport, as revealed by the trophy room filled with the heads of previous victims.

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