The previous reviewer explained the "plot"--such as it is--pretty well, so I won't bother going over it. Suffice it to say tat this film is terrible on pretty much every level--writing (convoluted), directing (virtually non-existent), photography (washed-out and often out of focus), acting (wouldn't pass muster on a one-day porno), "action" scenes (laughable), sound (tinny and the level goes up and down so much it's often hard to decipher the dialogue--which is actually no great loss), and it gets worse. There's really only one reason to watch tis thing--lead Gwen Barbee is an incredibly beautiful woman, and is the one thing that makes this film worthwhile. Unfortunately she can't act to save her life, but considering this film's tsunami of deficiencies, that's not a deal-breaker.
I'm actually a fan of blaxploitation films--they have a grittiness and a sense of fun I admire--and, more importantly, Pam Grier came out of them. But this one is jut too much even for me.
Besides Gwen Barbee, it has absolutely nothing to recommend it. At all. Watch it if you want to see what truly terrible filmmaking is like. Otherwise, skip it.