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Jungle Woman: Queen of the Lost Land (1972)One of the most ambitious entries in the Jungle Woman series, blending prehis...
07/09/2026

Jungle Woman: Queen of the Lost Land (1972)

One of the most ambitious entries in the Jungle Woman series, blending prehistoric adventure with pulp science fantasy. Hidden beneath the Lost Land lies an ancient civilization whose forgotten technology is more dangerous than the dinosaurs that guard it.

A restored scene from the Laser Babes & Dinosaurs archive.

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Jungle Woman • Queen of the Lost Land • Lost Land • Savage World • dinosaur movie • prehistoric adventure • science fantasy • pulp adventure • cult cinema • 1970s movie • vintage fantasy • ray guns • forgotten civilization • practical effects • drive-in movies • exploitation cinema • retro film • Laser Babes & Dinosaurs

A few days ago you met Lady Abundance and Prosperity, America’s two most celebrated Bombshells.But there’s a chapter of ...
07/06/2026

A few days ago you met Lady Abundance and Prosperity, America’s two most celebrated Bombshells.

But there’s a chapter of their story that almost nobody talks about anymore.

🇺🇸 November, 1950.

With the Korean War underway, the two icons agreed to pose for a daring topless charity photoshoot to raise money for wounded American servicemen returning home. The images appeared in the November issue of GLAMOUROUS MODELS—an edition that went on to become the best-selling printed magazine in American history.

What began as a controversial fundraising campaign quickly became a cultural phenomenon. Newsstands sold out nationwide, collectors lined up for hours, and the issue became one of the most sought-after magazines ever published.

Instagram only lets me show the magazine covers and a few carefully censored previews…

…but the complete restored and uncensored 1950 photoshoot is now available on my P@treon 👀

🎞️ Step inside the Laser Babes & Dinosaurs archive and see why this legendary issue became an American icon.

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07/04/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Fourth of July! 🇺🇸

Today we’re celebrating with another “restored” scene from BOMBSHELLS (1973).

According to the film’s backstory, a secret U.S. government experiment sought to create the ultimate post-war super soldiers. One volunteer became the patriotic hero Cap Italism, while two women emerged with unexpected powers—and equally unexpected physical side effects.

They became Prosperity and Lady Abundance, glamorous heroines whose enhanced abilities symbolized America’s post-war economic boom, optimism and abundance. Soon they were battling spies, saboteurs and communist super-villains while becoming beloved icons of patriotic pop culture.

This Fourth of July parade sequence was one of the film’s most memorable moments, perfectly capturing the colorful optimism and larger-than-life spirit of early-1970s superhero cinema.

🎬 BOMBSHELLS (1973) — another “movie that never existed” from the Laser Babes & Dinosaurs universe.

🇺🇸 Happy Independence Day!

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Every film, TV show and magazine on this page is an original fictional production created as part of the Laser Babes & Dinosaurs shared universe—a celebration of vintage cinema that never actually existed.

06/24/2026

🎬 ULYSSES AND THE ENCHANTRESS (1961)

Ulysses enters the private chambers of Circe in this infamous scene from the 1961 Italian-American adaptation of The Odyssey.

Shot at CinecittĂ  Studios during the golden age of sword-and-sandal cinema, the film became notorious for its lavish sets, provocative costumes, and larger-than-life mythology. Critics condemned it. Audiences loved it.

In one of the film’s most discussed sequences, the enchantress Circe invites the wandering hero into her private sanctuary overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, setting the stage for one of the most memorable encounters in peplum cinema.

đź“Ť CinecittĂ  Studios, Rome
🏛️ Greek Mythology
⚔️ Sword-and-Sandal Epic
đź“Ľ Alternate Cinema History



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BLITZ – September 1983With La Moschettiera 2 dominating the Italian box office, Blitz dedicated its latest issue to the ...
06/09/2026

BLITZ – September 1983

With La Moschettiera 2 dominating the Italian box office, Blitz dedicated its latest issue to the phenomenon everyone was talking about. The magazine featured an exclusive cover story with rising star Marina Bellocchi, an extensive photo shoot, behind-the-scenes reports from the production, interviews, promotional stills, and a look at the film that critics were calling the most entertaining swashbuckling comedy of the year.

This issue perfectly captured the spirit of early-1980s Italian cinema magazines: bold headlines, sensational layouts, glamorous photography, and just the right amount of cheeky humor that made them impossible to leave on the newsstand.

Inside, readers discovered the story behind the sequel’s production, Bellocchi’s rapid rise to fame, and dozens of exclusive images celebrating the film’s mix of adventure, comedy, and irresistible Italian charm.

A true collector’s item from the golden age of commedia sexy all’italiana.



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From the pages of a fictional August 1958 issue of PHOTOPLAY, this vintage-style reportage introduces the imminent relea...
05/15/2026

From the pages of a fictional August 1958 issue of PHOTOPLAY, this vintage-style reportage introduces the imminent release of RAIDERS OF THE SAVAGE WORLD, starring Mary Smith as fearless archaeologist and screen adventurer Dr. Sabrina Steele.
Presented like a classic Hollywood fan-magazine feature, the spread follows the build-up to a spectacular new lost-world adventure: a thousand miles from civilization, Sabrina Steele ventures beyond the map in search of an ancient civilization — only to find dinosaurs, volcanoes, forbidden temples, hidden ruins, and dangers no modern heroine has ever faced before.
Part golden-age glamour shoot, part B-movie publicity campaign, part atomic-era jungle fantasy, RAIDERS OF THE SAVAGE WORLD imagines the kind of 1958 adventure spectacle that could have promised CinemaScope thrills, exotic locations, prehistoric creatures, chrome ray-guns, and a bold new female action star on the rise.
A new dispatch from the alternate film history of Laser Babes & Dinosaurs.

RAIDERS OF THE SAVAGE WORLD and SABRINA STEELE™ and all related characters, names, logos, and concepts are © 2025 Retroverse Media AB. All Rights Reserved.

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