
- Year
- 1975
- Country
- USA
- Runtime
- 106 min
- Director
- Russ Meyer
- Updated
- 9 Aug 2026
- Obscurity
- cult (37/100)
Supervixens
Meyer's biggest hit of the decade, and his cartoon violence at its most cartoonish.
Russ Meyer's most commercially successful film of the 70s, a coast-to-coast tall tale in which a gas-station attendant framed for a murder he did not commit drifts through a landscape of enormous women all named Super-something. Charles Napier plays the psychotic cop who sets it all off, and the bathtub killing that kicks the plot into gear is startlingly vicious for what is otherwise a live-action cartoon. Shari Eubank plays both the murdered wife and the SuperVixen of the finale, because Meyer never met a bit of symmetry he could resist. It is fast-cut, tongue-in-cheek and completely shameless, and it made more money than any Meyer film before it.
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