LOS ANGELES—Fans of former adult star Bree Olson—who got a chance to see her in the mainstream movie Live Nude Girls when it released this week—will be happy to know the beautiful blonde has just wrapped another cinematic project.
Both Olson and adult performer Layla Price have roles in a sci-fi movie titled Aliens vs. Titanic, produced by TomCat Films/Sterling Entertainment. Also in the movie is Robert "Corpsy" Rhine, the "deaditor-in-chief" of Girls and Corpses magazine. The movie is directed by Jeff Leroy.
Rhine has appeared in several movies for TomCat Films and Sterling Entertainment, including Dracula's Sorority Sisters, Nazi Dawn, Revenge of the Snake Woman, Angel of Darkeness: The Legend of Lillith (opposite Tera Patrick), Disaster Wars and Grand Auto Theft.
According to a plot synopsis provided by Rhine, the action is set on the "Titan 1C" space cruiser, "which is considered the most luxurious star-liner ever built. Future spring-breakers on board are excited to be touring through space with some of the world’s elite."
That covers the Titanic part of the title. The other part emerges after a sudden meteor storm smashes into the hull and a deadly biological alien life form is let loose on the ship. The retrovirus merges with some passengers, transforming them into seemingly invincible predators. The survivors crash on a remote planet, but one of them has been infected—so they must band together before it has a chance to slaughter them all.
“I have a cameo alongside Bree Olson,” Layla Price teased. “I can't give too many details about the movie, but if you like any of the independent horror films mixed with some comedy you will absolutely love this one and you will want to watch it over and over again!”
Also in the cast is Tasha Tacosa, a writer, producer and actress whose filmography includes Beach Heat Miami (2010), Girls of Sunset Place (2012) and Trent & Tilly (2012). Other cast members include Kelly Decker, Brenton Jones, Jin N Tonic, Harlan Post and Wiliam Greer.
In addition to Live Nude Girls, Olson is featured in the soon-to-be-released The Human Centipede III (Final Sequence), which according to IMDB.com is directed by Tom Six and stars Eric Roberts.
