Filmed in beautiful black and white we are introduced to three go-go dancin', cat-fighting, drag-racing, kung-fu fighting, buxom beauties played with gusto by Lori Williams, Haji, and of course the one and only Tura Satana. The three bad asses spend the day drag-racing and go-go dancing on a strip of desert when they meet up with a goofy teen couple out to test their ride. Evil Tura Satana (Varla) clad in a hip hugging, breast exposing, black suit challenges the kid and the four are off. A breathtaking (well maybe not so breathtaking) race ends with Satana driving the kid off the course by trying to ram into him. Then shit gets ugly.

Satana challenges the dude to a fight rolling around on the ground rasslin and kung fu chopping, "You can still drive away buster!" she warns but my man sucker punches her to the gut and clocks her with a viscous right to the face! What comes next has got to be one of the greatest moments in American cinema, a bloody faced Satana goes in a kung fu choppin' frenzy tossing the guy to the ground and in shocking fashion pulls his arms behind his back, puts her foot on his back, yanks and snaps the fellas spine!!

The girls kidnap and drug the dead mans girl and head off to rob a crippled old man of his hidden stash. A perverted old codger, a muscle bound retard, and a venom spewing Satana meet up in a classic film of unchallenged greatness. Almost every line is hilarious and all actors right on, Lori Williams breaks into go-go steps out of nowhere, Haji picks her teeth as she delivers an insanely overdone accent (why do you botha with her huh? sheeza nothin' but trouble!), and of course Tura Satana done up in complete black from head to toe is jaw-dropping.

Tura Satana is something else in this film. The odd half Apache, half Japanese actress was a former stripper and a Karate expert! For some unknown reason she only starred in two other films: Ted Mikels' The Astro-Zombies and his Doll Squad. What a waste.