Cyberzone (1995)

Futuristic bounty hunter Jack Ford (Marc Singer) is assigned to track down four female androids taken to Earth for illicit purposes by a smuggler named Hawks (Matthias Hues) and return them to their owner, Mr Reginald (Cal Bartlett).

Rochelle Swanson plays the love interest, Beth.

It’s basically a B movie knock-off of Blade Runner with boobies – but without Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, great acting or breathtaking cinematography.

However, you do get the robot suit from Star Hunter, spaceships from Battle Beyond the Stars, dialogue lifted directly from Predator, an ending that references For a Few Dollars More, an appearance by the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant, Robert Quarry playing Jabba the Hutt (but renamed Chew’bah), and – most importantly – Brinke Stevens as a human/cat hybrid dancer named Kitten.

Released in some markets as Droid Gunner and Phoenix 2.

Jack Ford
Marc Singer
Hawks
Matthias Hues
Beth
Rochelle Swanson
Humberstone
Robin Clarke
Walsh
Kin Shriner
Mr Reginald
Cal Bartlett
Chew’Bah
Robert Quarry
Bartender
Ross Hagen
Kitten
Brinke Stevens
Thug #1
Bob Bragg
Thug #2
Sam Hiona
Hathaway
Peter Spellos
Bum #1
Hoke Howell
Bum #2
Jeff Murray
Assassin Droid
Johannes V. Meerkerk
Killer Droid
Joe Cook
Moria
Lorissa McComas
Plant Worker
Richard Gabai
Plant Guard
Ray Bragg
Gun Check Woman
Irene Carter
Pleasure Droids
Brittany Rollins
Meaghan Prester
Bianca Rocilili
Fighter Pilots
Fred Olen Ray
Steve Barkett
Little Girl
Vanessa Greyshock
Captive Dancer
Greta Carlson
Slave Girls
Heidi Grotsky
Pam Phillips
Runaway Wife
Tammy Parks

Director
Fred Olen Ray