Plot: What’s it about?
In a stroke of brightness, two aliens arrive on this planet and while they have a mission, it is not a violent one, just the opposite in fact. Galaxia (Katie Keane) assumes the form of a gorgeous blonde female, while Zorkon (John Bacchus) takes on the form of a real goofass, which seems to pan out well. The two aliens soon begin to explore our world and as they peep on some lovers, they decide to try the acts themselves, which ends up in disastrous fashion. So Galaxia ventures out to gain more knowledge, but finds herself attracted to other females, something she had not planned on, to be sure. And soon enough, she is enthralled with the lovelies she meets and has wild sex with them all, but that doesn’t help her mission, which was to procreate. You see, her home planet is dying and in order to save it, Galaxia and Zorkon have to reproduce. But Zorkon is having no luck with the ladies and Galaxia seems to be only interested in girls, which leaves them in a bad situation. Will Galaxia give in and sleep with Zorkon, or will she be satisfied with her newfound lovers instead?
As you can tell from the title, this film doesn’t skirt the issues, it just delivers on its promises, to be sure. This outrageous story of sensual aliens is a fun watch indeed, from the cheese laden humor involved to of course, the bold and beautiful women on the cast list. As always, Darian Caine is luscious and commands attention, while Victoria Vega, Katie Keane, and Natalia Ashe also prove to be easy on the old eyes. This was the first time these girls worked under the Seduction Cinema banner, but as time has told, it wouldn’t be the last. Caine has been a mainstay of their movies, while the others have also been seen in other releases. The sex is frequent and worth a look, as these ladies know how to burn up the screen, to say the least. But if lesbian love isn’t something you like, you’re out of luck here, as you should have known from the title, however. This is a wacky, humorous, and very sexy picture and if you’re a fan of Seduction Cinema or lesbian antics, you’ll want to give this a look, to be sure. I have no complaints with the disc either and since some cool supplements were included, this one garners a solid recommendation.
Video: How does it look?
Girl Explores Girl: The Alien Encounter is presented in a full frame transfer, as intended. This image looks good for this kind of feature, but is not as refined as most feature films, so keep your expectations realistic. I was pleased with show sharp the image is here, as detail is high and while budget limits are evident, it looks as good as possible, I think. The colors seem bright and never smear, but those all important flesh tones remain normal at all times. The contrast is well balanced and never goes too far in either direction, which ensures a stable, pleasant image.
Audio: How does it sound?
I can only say so much about these Dolby Digital stereo tracks and as usual, this one is adequate, but lacks the dynamic range we’re used to these days. Given the limits of stereo and this material however, nothing is lost and no real problems surface. The music sounds good and the sound effects do also, at least as far as stereo allows, that is. The vocals are never an issue either, as the dialogue and moans of pleasure all come through just fine, which is what counts here. In the end, this isn’t a track to showcase your system, but it’s good enough.
Supplements: What are the extras?
A nice selection of extras has also been included, such as Loving the Alien, a bonus program that showcases the female stars of the flick. This piece runs like a behind the scenes featurette, with a focus on the girls and the sex scenes, which should please fans. I like Seduction Cinema’s featurettes and this one was no exception, quite cool indeed. You can also view some interviews with Katie Keane & Natalia Ashe, who give their thoughts on various subjects. These are brief, but worth a look to be sure, as the girls seem to relax and open up more than I expected. This disc also includes a selection of still photos and the film’s trailer, as well as some bonus trailers.
