Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity

Two sisters, Daria and Tisa, escape from a slave ship and crash-land on an unfamiliar jungle planet. Stranded and far from help, they are taken in by Zed, a seemingly gracious host who lives in a remote compound. His hospitality conceals a different purpose: he intends to release his guests into the surrounding wilderness and hunt them for sport. Armed with little more than knives and their own resourcefulness, the sisters must survive the jungle and reach a hidden cache of weapons before Zed tracks them down.

Ken Dixon wrote, directed and produced this 1987 American science fiction action film, which runs 74 minutes and was made by Titan Productions and Beyond Infinity. Elizabeth Kaitan and Cindy Beal play the sisters, with Don Scribner as Zed, Brinke Stevens as Shala, and Carl Horner and Kirk Graves in supporting roles. The premise draws on the familiar idea of humans hunted as game on an alien world, staged here on a low budget with a small credited crew.

On TMDB, the film holds a rating of 4.8 out of 10 from 77 votes, a reception typical of a modestly seen genre release of its period. It remains a late-1980s example of independent science fiction cinema.