‘Hell hath no fury like a 50 foot woman!’
Attack of the 50 Foot Camgirl is a 2022 sci-fi comedy film about a saucy social media influencer who becomes a bigger star than she expected!
Directed by Jim Wynorski from a screenplay written by Kent Roudebush (Evil Bong 666). The American Full Moon Features film is produced by Charles Band (Puppet Master; Re-Animator). The movie stars Ivy Smith.
Jim Wynorski‘s previous movies include Bigfoot or Bust; Cobragator; Sharkansas Women’s Prison Massacre; Gila!; Piranhaconda; Camel Spiders; Dinocroc vs. Supergator; Ghoulies IV; Sorceress; The Wasp Woman 1995; Transylvania Twist; Not of This Earth (1988) and Chopping Mall.
Plot:
Beverly Wood (Ivy Smith) is one of the biggest stars on social media. Millions of fans subscribe to her salacious cam shows and buy her products and it seems like everyone loves her. Everyone that is except her husband and Fuschia, the young upstart who secretly plots to bring Beverly down and take over her online empire forever!
But when Beverly’s latest – and untested – brand “Unholy Meat-rimony” gives her some gargantuan side effects, she becomes an even bigger force to be reckoned with! Ballooning to beastly proportions, the now 50-foot tall influencer becomes super large, totally in charge and ready for revenge…
Reviews:
” …the execution is so clunky that the picture never seems to find its footing. If the implementation were better, this may have had cult-classic potential. But as it stands, the budget is so low and the pacing so sluggish that there isn’t a lot to celebrate about this schlocky affair.” 1.5/5 Dread Central
“The runtime is just over an hour, so it’s easy to digest, it’s funny at times (most notably the two male scientists), and the acting is as hammy and terrible as it should be for a film like this. The miniature work is great, making the lead into a big blonde Godzilla, and the CGI is just as trashy as you would expect from a film like this.” The Horror Revolution
” …has a few okayish elements – nice miniature sets for the cam-girl giants to flounder around in and pastiche music by effects man Chuck Cirino (augmented by authentic library tracks). Maybe one and a half jokes land, though the performances display the proper mix of woodenness and attack found in 1950s drive-in fare…” The Kim Newman Web Site
“The movie is more fun than you might think, thanks to the wise runtime of around an hour and the cast embracing the camp, which makes some of the material work well enough. If you appreciate Full Moon’s output from this phase or want to see giant women, give it a shot […] The jokes are rapid fire and while most fall flat, some are humorous and to me, the bad jokes are even better, though some here qualify as simply bad, rather than “good” bad.” Marc Fusion
“Gamely played, Camgirl’s in-on-the-joke ensemble — ahem — attack the material with gusto, capturing the awkward cadence and body language of the sort of skiffy programmers that Wynorski and Roudebush pay homage to without tipping into that awful vein of condescending, Sharknado (2013)-esque snark. To be clear: the easygoing and eminently watchable Camgirl is a valentine, not a roast.” The Schlock Pit
“Not all the jokes work (the on-screen hashtags aren’t very funny), but it helps that Ivy Smith has a likeable and bubbly presence. Nguyen is fun too as her jealous assistant who also gets a shower scene. Cirino is just OK as the villain, but he does have the best death scene I’ve seen in a long time.” The Video Vacuum
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