A 1987 entry, Sex Machine is a sci-fi yarn, now it its second incarnation under a new title, which has Nikki Randall trying to build the perfect computerized love toy a la Weird Science. If not for the abysmal sound quality, this is not a bad feature. The sex is well above average, Tracey Adams bears a figure she’ll never see again, and the story, well, there is one as much of it as I could translate.

I just loathe this practice of repackaging and retitling features. The store owner and renter must be made aware.