Mile High Girls

About This Movie

Mile High Girls is one of those films that takes you on a bizarre journey through the skies, blending cheeky humor with a rather audacious premise. The film plays with the allure of flight attendants as adventurous figures, exploring themes of freedom and escapism, but, well, in a very risqué way. Porsche Lynn's performance as Janice gives a certain charisma amidst the antics that unfold at 30,000 feet. The pacing sometimes feels erratic, but it’s part of its charm—just like the practical effects that are delightfully low-budget yet effective. It’s the kind of film that captures a specific moment in the late '80s, leaving a lingering sense of nostalgia for its playful irreverence.

Mile High Girls has a rather niche but dedicated collector following, largely due to its unique premise and the era it represents. It was released in a few formats, but finding a decent-quality copy can be tricky as it's not widely circulated. The film's blend of humor and adult themes has kept it on the radar for those interested in the more obscure side of late '80s cinema.