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This film essentially begins with a young stripper by the name of "Kitty Carlson" (Elske McCain) leaving the night club where she works and, while in the parking lot, meets a man who offers her $100 for sex. Needing money to pay her rent, she reluctantly agrees and the two of them drive off to a secluded area a few miles away. Although she lives up to her part of the bargain, the man subsequently produces a knife and then leaves her dead body in the woods before driving off. Not long afterward, the news of Kitty's death is relayed to several of the other strippers and, concerned over their own safety, several of them agree to meet at a friend's house for safety and to mourn the death of their colleague. What they don't realize, however, is the fact that the killer has found out where they are going and decides to murder all of them one by one. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this started off well enough but it soon became obvious that the writer (Joe Knetter) wasn't quite up to the task at hand as the script lacked any real nuance--which resulted in the characters all seeming rather shallow and one-dimensional. And none of the actors were really able to overcome this. Throw in some awful music and bad special effects and it's difficult to rate this film any higher than I have.