Scarlet Scorpion / She-Cat (Nightveil Media, 2020/2021 - Bill Black of FemForce)
Posted: Sun Dec 06, 2020 1:48 am
I'll have a nice announcement tomorrow, but tonight I thought I'd give a big tribute to one of our major influences:
Bill Black of Paragon Publications, Nightveil Media (Stormy Tempest, Blue Bulleteer, Nightveil movies etc), AC Comics,
and Fem Force, the most legendary good-girl superheroine comic book series of all time.
Mainly because I just found out that his long-awaited superhero movie Scarlet Scorpion is finally done after a wait of several
years. In fact, it's been done since the summer, but nobody bothered to announce it here (I saw a post on another forum).
So here we go. "Scarlet Scorpion" is Bill Black's magnum superhero opus, and very relevant to this forum for several reasons.
First of all, there are several big Fem Force fans here, and the tone of the movie is very 1970s/1980s, right down to the hairstyles
and the rock 'n roll-meets-John Carpenter soundtrack.
But mostly because it's got a great superheroine in a shiny red catsuit! Played by Cat LoCicero, she's the second Scarlet Scorpion in the
movie (the first one is male, a scientist named Rick Trent). Both Scorpions are wearing intelligent alien battle suits delivered unexpectedly to Earth by a spaceship of unknown origin. And both suits protect the wearer from harm and give him/her amazing strength, super breath, superspeed and other powers (Cat uses heat vision at one point).
The whole movie is fun to watch, just the most joyous expression of superhero geekness imaginable, and a fitting tribute to the life story and efforts of Bill Black, who apparently first created the Scarlet Scorpion character **in 1959** (when he was just a young lad).
If you're an AC Comics/Fem Force fan, you'll enjoy the cameo appearances of some of the characters from that comic.
But if you're just mainly there for the lady in the costume, you'll want to focus primarily on the second half of the movie, which features her origin with a transformation scene, a display of superpowers, some nice fighting sequences, and a knockout and tie-up.
There's also an evil villainess from another planet, Dutchess Sadistica, although she doesn't stay very long, since the main villain is
The big bad Iron Claw..kind of a Doctor Doom analogue who reminds me of that Youtuber Doomcock.
Pretty much everything you'd want in a superheroine production which stays firmly in the campy, tongue-in-cheek, PG vein.
You can get the Scarlet Scorpion movie to download for $14.95 here:
http://www.nightveilmedia.com/downloads ... on-feature
Highly recommended for anyone who is really into everything that the DIY superhero movie-making genre is all about!
And now here are some stills.
Mark Lester as Scarlet Scorpion. Great costume design!
Blue Bulleteer cameo - she shows up in a comic book convention sequence.
Cat LoCicero in the mask, as the female Scarlet Scorpion.
The villainess Duchess Sadistica who's in the extended fight scene.
The female Scarlet Scorpion knocked out and tied up.
Cameo appearance by Nyoka the Jungle Girl who is manhandled by a damn dirty ape.
Bill Black of Paragon Publications, Nightveil Media (Stormy Tempest, Blue Bulleteer, Nightveil movies etc), AC Comics,
and Fem Force, the most legendary good-girl superheroine comic book series of all time.
Mainly because I just found out that his long-awaited superhero movie Scarlet Scorpion is finally done after a wait of several
years. In fact, it's been done since the summer, but nobody bothered to announce it here (I saw a post on another forum).
So here we go. "Scarlet Scorpion" is Bill Black's magnum superhero opus, and very relevant to this forum for several reasons.
First of all, there are several big Fem Force fans here, and the tone of the movie is very 1970s/1980s, right down to the hairstyles
and the rock 'n roll-meets-John Carpenter soundtrack.
But mostly because it's got a great superheroine in a shiny red catsuit! Played by Cat LoCicero, she's the second Scarlet Scorpion in the
movie (the first one is male, a scientist named Rick Trent). Both Scorpions are wearing intelligent alien battle suits delivered unexpectedly to Earth by a spaceship of unknown origin. And both suits protect the wearer from harm and give him/her amazing strength, super breath, superspeed and other powers (Cat uses heat vision at one point).
The whole movie is fun to watch, just the most joyous expression of superhero geekness imaginable, and a fitting tribute to the life story and efforts of Bill Black, who apparently first created the Scarlet Scorpion character **in 1959** (when he was just a young lad).
If you're an AC Comics/Fem Force fan, you'll enjoy the cameo appearances of some of the characters from that comic.
But if you're just mainly there for the lady in the costume, you'll want to focus primarily on the second half of the movie, which features her origin with a transformation scene, a display of superpowers, some nice fighting sequences, and a knockout and tie-up.
There's also an evil villainess from another planet, Dutchess Sadistica, although she doesn't stay very long, since the main villain is
The big bad Iron Claw..kind of a Doctor Doom analogue who reminds me of that Youtuber Doomcock.
Pretty much everything you'd want in a superheroine production which stays firmly in the campy, tongue-in-cheek, PG vein.
You can get the Scarlet Scorpion movie to download for $14.95 here:
http://www.nightveilmedia.com/downloads ... on-feature
Highly recommended for anyone who is really into everything that the DIY superhero movie-making genre is all about!
And now here are some stills.
Mark Lester as Scarlet Scorpion. Great costume design!
Blue Bulleteer cameo - she shows up in a comic book convention sequence.
Cat LoCicero in the mask, as the female Scarlet Scorpion.
The villainess Duchess Sadistica who's in the extended fight scene.
The female Scarlet Scorpion knocked out and tied up.
Cameo appearance by Nyoka the Jungle Girl who is manhandled by a damn dirty ape.