Nomination Year: 2000

SYNOPSIS: It's the future. The TWF (kinda like the World Wrestling Federation, I think) has taken over and declared martial law. Using a fake earthquake story, they evacuate a city to search for a female alien they know has landed in the vicinity. It turns out this alien has the ability to shape-shift into any woman you desire -- and she "gains energy" from sex. She befriends (and has a lot of sex with) a TWF agent named Weed, and the two fall in love. But can such a match survive, when their two societies are worlds apart?

Smithee Award Nominations

Most Ludicrous Premise
"Maximum Pleasure, Weed, Minimum Pain." Amelia "explains" how she shape-shifts uncontrollably, because she has "the last disease." Only sex and pleasure can save her. Will Weed help? Take a guess.	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Crummiest Ending
"What a Whiny, Preachy Space-B*tch. Kinda Makes You Think, Though." Weed gets shot and Amelia lectures everyone on the evils of society at gunpoint. She takes off and we're all left to contemplate if she wasn't right after all. Bleh.	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Directors

Director	Claim to Fame
Amos Poe

Cast

Actor	Character	Claim to Fame
Stephen Baldwin	<Not Yet in Database>	The youngest (and arguably least talented) of the Baldwin Brothers
David Rasche	<Not Yet in Database>	"Sledge Hammer" from the TV series of the same name
Barbara Alyn Woods	<Not Yet in Database>
Jennifer MacDonald	<Not Yet in Database>
Nicholas Worth	<Not Yet in Database>	Hulking actor who tends to play villains and heavies.
David Millbern	<Not Yet in Database>
Richard Speight, Jr.	<Not Yet in Database>
Patrick Muldoon	<Not Yet in Database>	Was Richard Hart on "Melrose Place"; Zander Barclaw in Starship Troopers; and Joe in Arkansas.
Greg Collins	<Not Yet in Database>	Prolific actor, including Private Gamble in The Rock and Halsey in Armageddon.

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