Nick Retzlaff This movie starts off at a hotel where there's a dead guy in a room, John Doe. Then they interview the people and do an autopsy on the cause of death of the guy. The government then sends an agent guy to investigate his death. Since he was doing some government experiments with bees. Agent guy then goes to some library to figure out his cause of death. Then he also meets a librarian lady there as well. Agent guy also meets the last person, a lady, John Doe talked with before he died.Then there's these scenes where naked ladies sleep with guys and they die from having sex with these girls. Agent guy then after that scene interviews John Doe's friends to find out more information on what he was doing. Another guy then dies the same way from one of the girls and the town figures out what to do. The town then has a meeting and tells the people that the men died from sex and the crowed laughs. The head of the meeting says for the towns safety not to have sex since it might save their lives and the men are aghast. After the meeting is over the librarian lady and agent guy make out until they see a car go by and see someone murdered. Agent guy then calls from a phone booth for a military quarantine. While he's doing that some guys attack librarian lady but agent guys stops them before they can do any real damage.Agent guy then finds some weird love nest while searching John Doe's home. Agent guy then gets into a fight with another guy and find out he was one of John Doe's friends. After that one of John Doe's friends goes out on a date with some doctor lady. Even though he's married, I think.Librarian lady and agent guy then watch a documentary about bees and other insects. While the other guy and lady doctor go out on a date. Lady Doctor then starts sleeping with the guy and when it happens. We see this weird bee vision where lady doctor has black eyes while they do it. Then she calls they guys wife and tells her to come to her place.Agent guy then goes to the lady doctors place which she and agent guy talk a little. After that lady doctor goes to this weird lab place. Where she makes more of these bee girls and the device that turns them also looks like a jungle gym. They then put this weird paste on one of the new ladies and she's also naked too.Then they put her in the jungle gym and then bees fly around and on her. Then they peel it the paste off and she's a little younger now and has black eyes. Agent guy finds the other dead guy in some factory while the town tries to evacuate but can't because of the quarantine. A cop guy then tells in another scene that the other guy is dead but doesn't sound like he cares. Then the new bee girl tries to sleep with him bet he doesn't want to.Agent guy then tells some of the town people about his theory of the mutant bee girls while the girls try and stop the military. Agent guy and librarian lady create a gamma wave device where they can track the bee girls at the guy's funeral. Lady doctor then kidnaps librarian lady and agent guys puts everything together and tires to stop lady doctor. Agent guy then destroys the conversion machine by shooting it and it gets destroyed. At the end there's also some explanation for the bee girls motivation at the end. Then it cuts to bees on flowers while agent guy and librarian girl sleep with each other.The movie I think is a horror movie where the men are the victims instead of the girls. The plot also felt like almost a soft core porno even though there wasn't much action going on.

Uriah43 An agent for the State Department named "Neil Agar" (William Smith) is sent to Peckham, California to determine if there is any connection between the death of a man and a local top secret government research facility called "Brandt Industries". Not long after his arrival, other men begin dying at an alarming rate. The cause of death is sexual exhaustion in almost all of the cases. Now, as one might expect from a B-movie this one has some typical flaws. First, the lighting in several scenes was clearly inadequate. Likewise, the special effects were somewhat basic as well. In addition to that, there was quite a bit of nudity. Some of it enhanced a particular scene but at other times it didn't seem necessary or even that remarkable. However, what I did find rather remarkable was that, minus the nudity, this is the type of film one might expect to see back in the 1950's. It has that type of a plot. Be that as it may, for a "Bee-movie" this wasn't that bad.

Witchfinder General 666 INVASION OF THE BEE GIRLS (aka. "Graveyard Tramps") of 1973 is a low-budget B-Movie which is primarily memorable for pursuing one of the most insanely grotesque ideas in 70's Exploitation cinema, which, as any fellow fan of 70's Exploitation cinema should know, is quite an accomplishment. In a California small-town, men drop dead 'like flies', in what seems to be an epidemic that has men of all ages die without reason during sexual intercourse. In the meanwhile, the bored women of this small-town become increasingly horny and sexy vixens, which subsequently results in more dead men. FBI agent Neil Agar (William Smith) comes to help the clumsy Sheriff investigate. Might the whole epidemic have something to do with the hot, insect-obsessed female scientist who is conducting some mysterious experiments near town???The film is mainly worth watching for its weird premise, and its textbook low-budget execution. In an enjoyable, typically 70s American B-Movie manner, INVASION OF THE BEE GIRLS combines absurd and impossible-to-take-serious Horror/Sci-Fi ideas with mild sleaze (over-promiscuous women and gratuitous female nudity), including humorous undertones and not taking itself too seriously. The female cast members (including Anitra Ford) are entirely hot; for whatever reason, most of the hot female characters are married to fat, bald men, who are subsequently sexed to kingdom come. B-movie legend William Smith (whose impressive filmography includes almost 300 movies) will probably never get a life-achievement award for the most subtle character acting, but he is the perfect leading-man for a grotesque low-budget flick like this one. I own this film as part of a 100-Movie-Horror-Classics DVD-Box, and had seen the trailer some weeks before first watching the movie. My expectations were met: See the trailer, and you have basically seen the whole film. The performances are as bad as one has to expect, of course, and in-between the bizarre moments and the sleaze, the film tends to have its lengths. The makers obviously were perfectly aware however, that this film wasn't a masterpiece, and the film does not take itself too seriously. In terms of camp charm, INVASION OF THE BEE GIRLS is almost unsurpassable. A definite must-see for lovers of B-Movies, and people who can enjoy inept grotesqueness. Others beware.

Chase_Witherspoon Inspired 70's b-movie about a colony of bees that manage to infiltrate the minds and bodies of glamorous women, and use them as vessels for a takeover of mankind. Here's the rub, so to speak: they 'sting' their prey during copulation with the male species. Hence the 'R' rating. A bevy of buxom b-movie starlets (and loops, e.g. Rene Bond, Kathy Hilton), work their way around the campus of a university under the watchful eye of the sultry Anitra Ford, as she pilots their take-over of the town of Peckham. Alarmed at the increasing rate of stiffs being wheeled into the morgue, local police captain (Osmond) welcomes Federal agent William Smith (in fine, fighting form) along with bimbo sidekick Victoria Vetri, sent to investigate the strange phenomena.Witty dialogue (courtesy of noted word-smith and director Nicholas Meyer) sets this cult sci-fi apart; Denis Sanders' direction isn't especially taut and momentum does tend to sag, but the constant influx of quirky characters and situations is irresistibly entertaining. Some of the special effects used to depict the bee-vision isn't bad either, considering its vintage. The cast is an interesting assembly of talent, with experience (Smith, Hammer, Osmond, King in particular) offset by rank amateurism. Anitra Ford is a beguiling woman, but her acting talents here are lamentable. Fortunately, her looks do tend to compensate.Don't be mislead by some of the associated press and commentary concerning this film: while it isn't soft porn, nor is it "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" in narrative or technical standard. Disbelief aside, if you can appreciate the dry humour and lusty amateurs who adorn the screen (sometimes being smothered in bee wax for good measure) you should enjoy this, one-of-a-kind movie experience.