B-movie mega-star Jan Sterling energetically throws herself into the role of Louise Baxter, the aging wife of the young stud villain of the movie. Henry Baxter (Robert Rodan), who looks like the typical leading man of the 60s, only married Louise to gain control of the family corporation. He attempts a hostile take-over of another company, Imperial Devices, which is headed up by family friend Ben Thayer. But Ben attempts to thwart Henry by throwing a few wrenches in the works. Three of them -- a redhead, a blonde, and a brunette -- who pose as party favors working for Baxter. The Minx's mission: to screw the all-important signatures out of two of Imperial Device's board members. The reality: there's a big double-cross in the works. Featuring an original soundtrack (and brief appearance) by The Cyrkle, the folk~rock group who had broken up by the time the film was released. There's also an ironic twist at the end with a very important moral: none.