Plot
The storyline is reminiscent of the original Flash Gordon films, but with a generally campy flavor to it. The character names are innuendos, based on original characters from the serial, the hero Flesh Gordon (Jason Williams); his love interest Dale Ardor (Suzanne Fields); the evil Emperor Wang the Perverted (William Dennis Hunt); Dr. Flexi Jerkoff (Joseph Hudgins); Amora, Queen of Magic (Mycle Brandy); and a gay Robin Hood-like character called Prince Precious (Lance Larsen).
Emperor Wang aims a "Sex Ray" at the Earth from his home world of Porno . The entire planet becomes hopelessly sexually obsessed and it is up to Gordon to stop the rays. The film uses nudity whenever possible, and the scenes are shot in a style nearly identical to the original Flash Gordon serials. As an example, their rocket lands on the planet Porno. A sauropod dinosaur with a glans-like head is observed. Flesh asks Dr. "J", "What's that"? "Must be some kind of penisaurus", Dr. "J" replies.
A towering, demonic-looking creature, the Great God Porno (voiced by an uncredited Craig T. Nelson), brought out of hibernation by Emperor Wang makes an appearance, muttering obscenities in a very velvety voice. The monster's fate is a major plot point.
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