Vicious lesbian Big Shim (frightening butch behemoth Marni Castle) and her wacky gal pals escape from prison. Holing up in a remote farmhouse, the ladies enlist the assistance of hunky stud gigolo Tony (weedy slimeball Adam Clyde) to satisfy their carnal cravings. After Big Shim learns that Tony is the kept man of a wealthy middle-aged woman, she decides to hold him for a $100,000 ransom. Sexy and sassy private eye Sweety East (a winningly saucy portrayal by yummy blonde Monique Duval) is hired by the rich woman to rescue Tony from Big Shim's evil clutches.

Director Harry Wuest and screenwriter Diana Peschal deliver the satisfying scuzzy exploitation goods with rip-roaring glee and gusto: We've got abundant nudity (Tony even bares his butt for the ladies), fairly explicit soft-core sex scenes, a neat array of colorful lowlife characters (ditsy and hyperactive beanpole Twig in particular is an absolute hoot), insatiable man-hungry broads, some seriously histrionic acting, a wild car chase, a fierce shoot out, a little bondage, and even some forced crossdressing (!). The stark black and white cinematography by Harold Williams provides a stylish, yet still appropriately scroungy look. The swinging bebop jazz score hits the stirring get-down groovy spot. A total trashy blast.