Pete Jacelone, an independent filmmaker born in the late 20th century, made significant contributions to the world of cult cinema through his work in Psycho Sisters (1998), where he served as director, writer, and actor. His multifaceted role in this film showcases his ability to blend horror and dark humor, a hallmark of the genre. Jacelone also directed The Erotic Mirror (2002), further establishing his footprint in the erotic thriller landscape. His performances in Mistress Frankenstein (2000) and Play-Mate of the Apes (2002) highlight his versatility as an actor within the realm of exploitation cinema.
Play-Mate of the Apes
In the far distant future, sexy and fearless U.S. astronaut Gaylor (Misty Mundae) and her shipmates (Anoushka, Sharon Engert) crash land on a grim and desolate planet. Quickly out of their spacesuits and into each other’s arms, unbridled lesbian seductions become their only hope for survival. But Gaylor and crew discover the planet to be dominated by a tyrannical race of intelligent talking apes led by the dastardly General Lade who plots the enslavement of all humans.
