Krista Pflanzer

A cheerleader named Alison is plagued by nightmares about the upcoming all-state finals and attends a summer training camp with her teammates. When a number of deaths start occurring at the camp, Alison's nightmares turn twisted and brutal, and she begins to believe that she may be responsible for the mayhem.

The Best of Electric Blue Volume 16

In addition to the usual erotic vignettes and nude photo sessions, this features steamy footage from the then-huge Fatal Attraction (1987) and a wraparound segment called "The Body Beautiful." In the latter, a young corporate man from a major fashion design business gets a chance to land a lucrative contract with Best Breast Swimwear. Together with his partner, who secretly loves him, they attempt to create an impressive sales campaign that will wow the company's idealistic lady owner.

The Best of Electric Blue, volume 13

Cheesecake video of nude models released in anaglyph 3D. Apparently released only in Japan on video disc.

In "Midnight Madness," a flight attendant trades places with her favorite classic movie heroine, both desperately seeking a change of lifestyle. But each girl notices differences in their choices and make surprising decisions in their new worlds. Also enjoy the exploits of buxom super heroine Boobwoman, who must prevent the evil Lola and her acolyte Blow Job from turning the nation's females into mindless bimbos. Also included is a profile of model Sarah (Winters), and an exclusive feature on the fourth annual Sex Maniacs Ball.

The crew of the U.S. Spaceship Voluptua discovers a lost ship on a planet ruled by a seductive woman leader.

The best of Electric Blue, volume 10

The Best of Electric Blue Volume 9

Electric Blue goes down under again, this time from the 1987 America's Cup in Perth. Our hostesses, a pair of gorgeous Aussie models, pose for the cameras amidst the action on Freemantle Harbour, and again later while jet-boating down the Swan River. Also features main story "Adult Fairy Tale" about a resurrected sorceress, an Electric Blue party featuring celebrity impersonators, the Aussie strip revue "Rage with a Raunchy Lady" and a profile on Page 3 girl Gail Thackray (aka Gail Harris), who is interviewed and even skydives naked.

A vampire and his son are on the prowl at a local strip club. Learning the ropes as a vampire becomes difficult when the son falls for a pretty dancer.

In the first of two main segments, the Electric Blue girls, along with Ricky Diamond, are in St. Tropez for more sun, surf, tits and sub-Benny Hill jokes. The second main story ("The Love Machine") is a parody of Back to the Future. Other segments include a brief profile of Brigitte Bardot, a brief look at the girls of the Australian Stubbies Surf Classic (and a wet t-shirt contest), the Electric Blue Dance Troupe and several erotic stories.

Victoria, a student at a school specifically designed to enable young girls to marry rich men, seems ready to commit to engagement with a man worth $100 million, much to the envy of a young man who yearns for her affections, despite not being rich enough. With the help of his pretty computer-hacker girlfriend he builds an impressively wealthy but phony bio of himself in the hopes of winning Victoria's heart through money.

A young man inherits his uncle's Beverly Hills mansion complete with four live-in girls and a failing magazine business. The nephew, desperate for ideas to save the magazine, starts taking advice from a statue of Aphrodite in his garden that seems to have come to life.