Shari Eubank,
Charles Napier,
Uschi Digard,
Charles Pitts,
Henry Rowland
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Clint Ramsey has to leave his job working at Martin Bormann's gas station and flee after his wife is murdered by psycho cop Harry Sledge, who tries to pin the murder on Clint. Crossing America, Clint ...( read more
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"Supervixens" begins brilliantly but it sags a bit in the middle. The episodic section when Clint goes on the run after being framed by Harry for SuperAngel's murder, though undeniably entertaining, feels like its wandered in from another movie. Fortunately, things get back on tr...( read more)
Clint Ramsey (Pitts) is on the run after he's wrongly accused of murdering his nymphomaniac girlfriend (Eubank). On his travels he meets a series of violent characters and a number of bountiful beauties (Uschi Digard, Christy Hartburg, Sharon Kelly and Deborah McGuire) who each h...( read more)
Meyer is one weird director but there are a couple of points that make this film watchable....hmmmm
Expressing admiration for self-styled "sexploitation" king Russ Meyer's work doesn't automatically make me a bad person, does it? After all I'm not a "Nuts" reader, nor a fan of Jim Davidson or Gary Bushell, so I can't be all bad, right? Anyway, my pal Jay taped this one off late...( read more)
Weird. Crazy. Charles Napier? Shari's gorgeous though...one of the reasons I'm who I am today...
Dont come knocking here if you want a plot. Fun and a feast for the eyes, yes. Brutal murder scene at the beginning tho.
This movie was the first time I was introduced to the extraordinary Uschi Digard. Russ Meyer movies are always bursting with bountiful women, but Uschi Digard is a miracle. Her enormous bosom mixed with that seductive European accent forever changed me as a male. I had felt lu...( read more)
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