Supervixens is a 1975 adult comedy film written and directed by Russ Meyer. The film follows the character of Clint Ramsey, played by Charles Pitts, who works at a gas station owned by Martin Bormann in the middle of nowhere. His wife, SuperAngel (played by Shari Eubank), is extremely jealous and doesn't let him interact with any women. She also has an affair with a local policeman, Harry Sledge (played by Charles Napier).
One day, after a heated argument with SuperAngel, Clint leaves the gas station and encounters Harry Sledge, who tries to apprehend him for allegedly murdering his wife. Sledge is a sadistic and corrupt cop who takes pleasure in tormenting and abusing people. Clint manages to escape and goes on the run, traveling across the country to avoid Sledge.
Throughout his journey, Clint encounters several sexually promiscuous women who try to seduce him. The first woman he meets is SuperVixen (played by Shari Eubank, who also played SuperAngel), who happens to be working at another gas station. She is flirtatious and provocative, and Clint cannot resist her charm. However, SuperVixen's husband catches them in the act and almost kills Clint.
Clint manages to escape and meets another woman, the voluptuous and sultry Montana (played by Uschi Digard). Montana runs a diner and offers him a place to stay. However, her husband is a jealous and possessive man who catches Clint and Montana in bed together.
Clint continues his journey and meets another woman, a Swedish farm girl named Lavonia (played by Christy Hartburg). Lavonia is innocent and naive, and she falls in love with Clint. However, her violent and abusive boyfriend catches them together and almost kills Clint.
Finally, Clint reaches a dead-end and decides to confront Harry Sledge, who is waiting for him with a gun. The two engage in a final showdown that ends in a fiery explosion.
Supervixens is a quintessential Russ Meyer film, featuring exaggerated proportions, graphic violence, and over-the-top sexual content. The film is a cult classic and has become a benchmark for the exploitation genre.