Hot Rod Girls Save the World (????) [N/A]

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Featuring:
Lindsay Calkins, Kimberly Lynn Layfield, Melene Marie Brown, David Nance

Written by:
D.A. Sebasstian

Directed by:
D.A. Sebasstian


Original Title:
Hot Rod Girls Save the World

Ratings / Certifications:
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An angry alien from the planet Moosha Maa decides to borrow his neighbors destrukto ray to destroy the planet Earth because the earths radio and TV waves are messing up his intergalactic TV reception.

When big city newspaper reporter Vanessa Trojan goes to a small backwater town, named Anywhere, Washington, to do a feature article on two female Street Racing icons, she doesn't realize that this will be the last article she ever writes. When the icons - the always talkative Jo Leene Dodge and Betty Petty (unable to speak), take Vanessa to a ruckus rockabilly house party, a strange light appears from the sky, and people start to feel sick. The party ends in a vicious brawl between Jo Leene and jealous rival Vikki Lee. The next day Jo Leene is accused of killing Vikki Lee, who has disappeared with only her severed fingers found on the seat of her wrecked car. As more people turn up missing or murdered, Anywhere's only detective, Detective LLoyd, soon realizes that this is not a simple murder case, but something much, much bigger.

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