RETRO-SEDUCTION CINEMA presents
"BLAZING STEWARDESSES"
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 LIMITED AND NUMBERED 30th ANNIVERSARY EDITION
starring Yvonne De Carlo   Robert Livingston   Regina Carrol
Don "Red" Barry   Marilyn Joi   Connie Hofman
Geoffrey Land   The Ritz Brothers
Written by John D'Amato & Samuel M. Sherman
Directed By AL ADAMSON
Directed by B-movie legend Al Adamson, written and produced by Sam Sherman, and a box-office hit released hot-on-the-heels of Mel Brooks’ Blazing Saddles, Blazing Stewardesses gives whole new meaning to the Wild, Wild West!

Those “naughty stewardesses” are at it again! But this time Debbie, Barbara and Lori (Connie Hoffman, T.A. King, Regina Carrol) have turned in their Mile High Club sky miles for a sexy, rousing, Old West-styled adventure on the Lucky Dollar dude ranch. But punchin’ cattle and breakin’ stallions are the last things on their mind as these lovely ladies earn their wings in a whole new way…blazing a trail straight to the bedroom! Amidst the hilarious antics of the Ritz Brothers and action-packed thrills & spills of the mysterious Hooded Riders led by Western movie icon Don “Red” Barry, the girls are approached by beautiful Madam Honey (Yvonne De Carlo/The Munsters) to join her swingin’ Bee Hive ranch. It’s a sweet deal our saucy stewardesses may not be able to pass up.

"BLAZING STEWARDESSES" is Rated "R" by the MPAA

DVD Contents Disc 1:
- Feature film: BLAZING STEWARDESSES (1975)
- Interview: MARILYN JOI (a.k.a. T.A. KING)
- Rare Combo Trailer
- Commentary: Producer SAM SHERMAN / historian ED HULSE
- Full Color Booklet featuring Liner Notes

DVD Contents Disc 2:
- Feature film: NAUGHTY STEWARDESSES (1974)
- Never-Before-Seen Outtakes
- Commentary: Producer SAM SHERMAN
- Original Trailer / TV Spots
- Retro-Seduction Cinema Trailer Vault

2 DISC DVD EDITION 612385220890 cat # sc-2208
VHS 612385200830 cat # sc-2008

TRIVIA: First film for the Ritz Brothers comedy duo since 1943. Originally conceived as a comeback film for The Three Stooges, which at this time consisted of 'Moe Howard' , Joe DeRita and newcomer Emil Sitka. Howard died before production began, which was when the Ritz Brothers were brought in.