Three specially selected female space agents from the United World Space Agency - Star Babe, Twinkle Toes and Milky Way - travel to the planet Phallus to foil an attempt to destroy earth, but must first make a pit stop at a nearby planet in order to gather intelligence which will help them overcome the plot.

Ultra-cheap sexploitation nonsense from Ann Perry ('Sweet Savage' 1979) shamelessly infringes on the 'Star Wars' and 'Captain America/Marvel' trademarks, there's an elaborate Cantina scene (I can't repeat the name of the bar but let's call it Uranus) featuring space aliens who look suspiciously like dollar store versions of those seen in 'Star Wars' though more amorous. Joining the all-girl crew aboard the toy shuttle is a sex-mad space ape assumed to be a Chewbacca or '2001' type send-up, and Darth Vader and a Stormtrooper show-up around midpoint armed with trouser lightsabres which they use to interrogate a member of the crew.

Crude mix of turgid parody and hardcore might appeal to more open minded vintage 'Star Wars' fans who don't expect much in the way of technical quality, plot depth, script intelligence nor performances. Overall it's one third stock footage, one-third hardcore and one third puerile parody probably deserving of a minor cult following.

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