Baberellas 2003
"They'll do anything to save the Earth. Anything."
In *Baberellas (2003)*, a quirky sci-fi comedy directed by Chuck Cirino, the world faces an unusual apocalypse when an alien invader targets humanity's libidos as a precursor to planetary conquest. The only force standing between Earth and this bizarre annihilation?
Director: Chuck Cirino
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Baberellas (2003) about?
*Baberellas (2003)* follows a group of fierce, scantily clad female rockers who discover an alien invader's plot to erase human desire as a prelude to Earth's conquest. Armed with guitars, sass, and sheer determination, they become humanity's last line of defense against a threat that starts with the loss of passion and ends with interstellar domination.
Who directed Baberellas?
Chuck Cirino directed *Baberellas (2003)*, crafting a blend of sci-fi absurdity and rock 'n' roll energy.
Who stars in Baberellas?
The film stars Shauna O'Brien, Julie K. Smith, Regina Russell Banali, Julie Strain, and Sasha Peralto as the unforgettable rock group leading the charge.
Is Baberellas (2003) worth watching?
While *Baberellas (2003)* isn't for everyone due to its campy style and niche appeal, it's a delightful oddity for fans of 2000s B-movie sci-fi. The mix of action, comedy, and retro vibes makes it a fun, if flawed, adventure worth checking out for its sheer audacity.
How long is Baberellas?
Baberellas runs for 80 minutes, packing plenty of high-energy chaos into its runtime.
About Baberellas (2003) — Sci-Fi Comedy Meets Rock 'n' Roll Rebellion
In *Baberellas (2003)*, a quirky sci-fi comedy directed by Chuck Cirino, the world faces an unusual apocalypse when an alien invader targets humanity's libidos as a precursor to planetary conquest. The only force standing between Earth and this bizarre annihilation? A high-octane all-female rock band clad in leather and attitude, ready to rock the galaxy—and save the day. With a mix of campy humor, over-the-top action, and retro sci-fi vibes, this 80-minute romp blends the absurd with the thrilling, delivering a ride that's as cheeky as it is unpredictable.
Sex, scandal, and interstellar stakes collide as the Baberellas—a scantily clad squad of rebels—unleash their arsenal of guitars, sass, and sheer nerve to thwart an extraterrestrial plot that starts with a global loss of desire. Directed by Cirino and packed with genre-spanning energy, *Baberellas (2003)* is a cult gem for fans of B-movie sci-fi, where the stakes are high, the costumes are low, and the laughs are even lower. It's a wild, wink-filled adventure that's as much about empowerment as it is about extraterrestrial chaos.