cult film freak: PAT ANDERSON AND LENORE KASDORF IN ROGER CORMAN'S 'FLY ME'

Pat Anderson in FLY ME Year: 1973 Rating: **1/2

The controversial National Airlines ad-campaign of beautiful young stewardesses with the tagline "Fly Me" made the perfect title for a 1970's Roger Corman production...

Another shot in the Philippines only here, instead of using harsh jungle terrain, it's more of a city-wide travelogue, including a gorgeous fortress where one of the three main stewardesses does karate...

Lenore Kasdorf in FLY ME

And not only is second-billed Lenore Kasdorf the most beautiful, she has the leading role while Corman's tall blonde first-billed Pat Anderson provides parenthetical comic relief...

An innocent girl (who had stripped in front of a cab driver), she's courted by a handsome doctor, and then is stalked by an intense Italian mother, fighting to keep her virginity intact...

Pat Anderson and Lyllah Torena in FLY ME

Then there's hippie-hot Lyllah Torena, the most sexually-active and a potential game-changer before being taken hostage by vicious slave-traders within minutes of their plane landing...

In a basic Asian-set exploitation lacking worthwhile action and comedy for either Lenore Kasdorf or Pat Anderson: two gorgeous cult starlets that, along with the audience, deserved a much better ride.