The Breastford Wives 2007
Jim Wynorski's 2007 comedy-drama *The Breastford Wives* blends offbeat sci-fi with small-town quirks and marital mischief.
Director: Jim Wynorski
Cast
Glori-Anne Gilbert
Laura
Frankie Cullen
Rob
Taylor Wane
Jackie
Frank Harper
Doc Brady
Barbie Bennett
Torrie
Friday
Millie
Sara Maglaughlin
Marla
Monique Parent
Taimie
Monica Sweetheart
Nurse
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Breastford Wives (2007) about?
A newlywed couple moves to the cozy town of Breastford, only to uncover a bizarre conspiracy: the local mayor has invented a machine that turns women into uncontrollable, sex-crazed robots. As they dig deeper, they must navigate the town's sinister underbelly while questioning who's truly in control.
Who directed The Breastford Wives?
The film was directed by Jim Wynorski, known for blending comedy, sci-fi, and exploitation elements in his works.
Who stars in The Breastford Wives?
The cast includes Glori-Anne Gilbert, Frankie Cullen, Taylor Wane, Frank Harper, and Barbie Bennett, alongside the character Friday.
Is The Breastford Wives (2007) worth watching?
With its cult sci-fi humor and B-movie vibes, *The Breastford Wives* is a guilty pleasure for fans of offbeat cinema. While it's not a critical darling, its absurd premise and quirky execution make it a fun, if flawed, watch for genre enthusiasts.
How long is The Breastford Wives?
The runtime for *The Breastford Wives* is 79 minutes.
About The Breastford Wives (2007) — A Quirky Sci-Fi Comedy Where Small Towns Hide Big Secrets
Jim Wynorski's 2007 comedy-drama *The Breastford Wives* blends offbeat sci-fi with small-town quirks and marital mischief. When Rob and Laura relocate to the seemingly idyllic town of Breastford, everything appears welcoming—especially the overtly friendly Breastford Women's Association. But beneath the veneer of hospitality, a sinister secret lurks: the town's mayor, Doc Brady, has crafted a device capable of transforming women into insatiable, robot-like lovers with just the push of a button. Toss in a dash of dark humor and a healthy dose of 1950s sci-fi camp, and you've got a cult curiosity that's as bizarre as it is entertaining.
Set against a backlot-perfect Americana backdrop, the film leans into its satirical edge, poking fun at both suburban ideals and the tropes of B-movie sci-fi. With a runtime that breezes by and performances that lean into the absurd, *The Breastford Wives* is a cult oddity for fans of low-budget genre mashups. It's a movie that thrives on curiosity and camp, delivering a story that's equal parts cheeky and unsettling.
