Sexy Warriors 2014
Step into the chaotic world of *Sexy Warriors* (2014), a wild comedy that blends ancient warfare with modern-day intrigue.
Director: Dean McKendrick
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sexy Warriors (2014) about?
This 2014 comedy follows two rival Amazons from a Dark Ages island who are magically transported to Los Angeles. Now lost in the modern world, they continue their bloody feud while exploring the city's seductive attractions—leading to a hilarious mix of combat and culture shock.
Who directed Sexy Warriors?
Dean McKendrick directed this 82-minute adventure, blending ancient warfare with modern-day absurdity.
Who stars in Sexy Warriors?
Erika Jordan and Jazy Berlin headline the cast as the rival Amazons, joined by Misty Stone, Christine Nguyen, and Voodoo.
Is Sexy Warriors (2014) worth watching?
As an unrated comedy, *Sexy Warriors* (2014) offers a unique, campy take on time-travel tropes. Fans of lighthearted, cheeky films with a side of absurdity may find it a guilty pleasure—just don't expect high drama.
How long is Sexy Warriors?
The film runs for 82 minutes, offering a tight, chaotic ride through ancient warriors in a modern setting.
About Sexy Warriors (2014) — When time-traveling warriors meet L.A. chaos
Step into the chaotic world of *Sexy Warriors* (2014), a wild comedy that blends ancient warfare with modern-day intrigue. Directed by Dean McKendrick, this 82-minute adventure follows two fierce Amazons who are magically uprooted from their Dark Ages island and thrust into the glittering chaos of Los Angeles. Their mission? To settle a bloody rivalry that transcends time and space. But as they clash in pursuit of victory, they're equally enchanted by the city's seductive pleasures—leading to a hilarious clash of primal instincts and contemporary temptations.
This isn't just a battle of swords and shields; it's a playful satire of cultural collision, where ancient warriors navigate neon lights, fast cars, and questionable fashion choices. With Erika Jordan and Jazy Berlin leading the charge as the rival Amazons, the film delivers a mix of campy fun, cheeky humor, and unexpected charm. It's a movie that thrives on contrasts—past vs. present, war vs. seduction—all wrapped in a package that's as absurd as it is entertaining.