Bonita Money appears in Phoenix the Warrior (1988), a film that embodies the spirit of 80s exploitation cinema. Set against a dystopian backdrop, her role contributes to the film's gritty narrative and dynamic action sequences. While her filmography may be limited, her performance in this cult classic resonates within the genre, capturing the essence of the era's underground film movement. Money's work reflects the bold, unrestrained storytelling that defines much of the content available on SassyFlix.
Phoenix the Warrior
"She-Wolves of the Wasteland" belongs to the "post-nuclear war" movies wave that followed "Mad Max". Provided with a typical 80s disco keyboard soundtrack, its most unusual element is the cast which comprises almost entirely of females. Did I hear anyone complain? No! One tribe lead by the mutant "Reverend Mother" and the warrioress Cobalt (Persis Khambatta from "Star Trek" and "Megaforce") tries to find the (possibly) last male on earth, but he is on the run with Phoenix (gorgeous: Kathleen Kinmont)... What do we get from this movie? Quite a lot of fun, for example there is a mutant tribe whose gospel includes the holy words "Sesamy Street" from a mysterious distant past, and obviously with all the babes around: exploitation with a capital S. These girls are so violent, when they run out of ammo, they pick up swords to cut throats - or even tear each other's hair! Yes, it's silly, but compared to other flicks of the genre that have too many gladiator fights and car races, it's one of the better trash movies around and worth checking out!
