Three young girls must avenge the death of their mother, who was a spy, in order to collect a $3-million inheritance.

A sex-crazed nympho helps speed along her father's death so she can use the inheritance to help out her depraved boyfriend.

When her husband goes missing during their Caribbean vacation, a woman sets off on her own to take down the men she thinks are responsible.

Sun Ra–space-age prophet, Pharaonic jester, shaman-philosopher and avant-jazz keyboardist/bandleader–land his spaceship in Oakland, having been presumed lost in space for a few years. With Black Power on the rise, Ra disembarks and proclaims himself "the alter-destiny." He holds a myth-vs reality rap session with vblack inner-city youth at a rec center, threatening "to chain you up and take you with me, like they did you in Africa" if they resist his mplea to go to outer space.

Gary, an unskilled young man, lands a job as a decontamination sub-contractor at a nuclear power plant in the lower valley of the Rhone. Inducted into the workforce by supervisor Gilles and veteran Toni, Gary discovers that radiation contamination is not just a risk factor but an everyday hazard. At the same time, he begins an illicit affair with Karole, the fiancée of Toni.

This is the basic story of Zorro with a 'Lenzi' touch of horror. The hero doesn't just wear a mask; he's shrouded in black from head to foot, and the effect is quite successful. In this gorgeous print he comes across as human inkblot, a man-shaped void, a silhouette of negative space. It's unnerving. The costumes and sets are superb, the action is boisterous and the plot easy to follow. Overall this is a fine adventure, which certainly has never looked so good.