Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine

don’t let the title fool you there’s no gold feet and the machine makes fembots

Evasive

god, i LOVE a film that's so increasingly gay it builds up to a scene where a lifestyle kink s&m gay couple chases a vanilla gay clone couple through the streets of san francisco... anyway, dr. goldfoot is my new "vincent price villain i most wish i could transition into."…

dario argender

"You idiot, why must you listen to me when I'm WRONG?" When Secret Intelligence Command agent Craig Gamble (Frankie Avalon) is approached by a strange woman in gold bikini who mistakes him for millionaire Todd Armstrong (Dwayne Hickman), he doesn't know the woman is a…

Daniel

Vincent Price is the evil Dr. Goldfoot (with an evil goatee) who has created an army of hot robot women in bikinis that are used to seduce rich men into giving up all their money and assets. I should stop the review right there, but I must mention the title does not lie;…

Captain Callie⚓

Oh my god someone give me the money to relaunch this franchise! The trashiest of trashy trash. Glorious.  And Austin Powers owes these guys some $$$$. Not featuring John Ashley at all.

UncleChoppa_

Bond-a-thon - Bond B-Sides Kicking off with a cool claymation title sequence, set to a toe tapping theme from The Supremes, Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine gets off to a great start. The film is an obvious spoof of Goldfinger that was released the year before and…

Steve P

Vincent Price is Dr Goldfoot and he has a bikini machine. He also has a tape machine which can teach you things very fast. And he also has a memorial park and shiny golden slippers. I mean, why do you need any other reason to watch this but Vincent Price? He quips,…

𝙰𝚗𝚗𝚊

When people say the phrase "Old Fashioned Fun," they're basically talking about this movie.

Parker

Other than a few winks and nods, we've left the beach far behind by this point. I'd actually seen Dr. Goldfoot years ago, for some reason, without knowing the beach party connection at all.  The only things I remembered from that viewing were (1) the opening credits with…

Dan McCoy