Russ Meyer's Vixens Trilogy

Russ Meyer's Vixens Trilogy is a collection of two films released between 1975 and 1979, with a total runtime of 199 minutes and a budget of $400,000 generating $17 million in revenue. The collection centers on themes of sexuality and desire, presented through the experiences of various characters. The films depict scenarios involving characters such as Vixen, a woman described as nymphomaniacal, and her interactions with others including a Mountie and her brother. Another narrative thread follows Clint Ramsey, whose life is disrupted by a series of encounters with sexually driven women following a traumatic event. The collection also explores the sexual lives of individuals in a small town, focusing on a junkyard worker and his wife. The films within the trilogy showcase a particular style of storytelling, with elements of sexual content and dramatic situations. Supervixens, released in 1975, has a runtime of 106 minutes and an IMDb rating of 5.9. Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens, released in 1979, has a runtime of 93 minutes and an IMDb rating of 5.4. The total revenue generated by the Vixens Trilogy across its two films was $17 million.