Nomination Year: 1998

SYNOPSIS: Despite what the cover copy implies, the real plot of this film involves the kidnapping of a U.S. Olympic women's gymnastic team. Terrorists hold the ladies for ransom and even manage to accidentally kill one with a drug overdose. While those on the outside ineffectively dither about the ransom, the three girls who are left make several escape attempts which fail miserably. Eventually, (with some outside help) they get hold of a gun and escape their bumbling abductors. At no time do they form or even resemble an elite fighting force.

Smithee Award Nominations

Worst Cover Copy
Four Letters, Ends with "R-A-P" The description of the movie is written in the form of a rap song.	Sorry, this cover has not yet been made available!

Directors

Director	Claim to Fame
Cirio H. Santiago	Sometimes credited as "Luis Nepomuceno," the Philippino Cirio is a Smithee goldmine, favoring lurid and super-cheesy war/action, martial-arts, and tough-women-in-trouble jungle/prison flicks.

Cast

Actor	Character	Claim to Fame
Rosanne Katon	<Not Yet in Database>
Colleen Camp	Ginger Douglas	Was in a lot of well-known big-budget films (Apocalypse Now, D.A.R.Y.L. , Speed 2: Cruise Control) as well as some small later TV parts.
Sylvia Anderson	<Not Yet in Database>	Kasey in Foxforce.
Max Alvarado	<Not Yet in Database>
Ken Metcalfe	?	Produced Missing in Action, cast Apocalypse Now...but as an actor? Bit parts in war/action flicks, mainly Smithee fare.
Dick Adair	Actor	Manny in Mean Business, and the art director for, uh, Supercock...

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