This film begins with two female wrestlers named "Iris" (Vicki Frederick) and "Molly" (Laurene Landon) and their manager "Harry Sears" (Peter Falk) touring the industrial Northeast looking for possible matches for their tag team known as "The California Dolls." Yet, even though they are quite popular wherever they go, Harry finds it difficult to find lucrative venues due in large part because of his managerial style. Likewise, both Iris and Molly have also become quite frustrated with the current situation as well. That all changes, however, when Iris meets a sleazy promoter named "Eddie Cisco" (Burt Young) who offers them a chance to wrestle against two female wrestlers named "June" (Ursaline Bryant) and "Diane" (Tracy Reed) who have formed the current North American Championship team known as "The Toledo Tigers." The only problem is that this opportunity comes with a price that Iris will have to pay on her own. Now, although this film is billed as a comedy, it seemed more like a light-hearted action film to me because the humor really wasn't that sharp. Be that as it may, the film moved along at a decent pace and having two attractive actresses like the aforementioned Vicki Frederick and Laurene Landon certainly didn't hurt either. That being said, I have rated this film accordingly. Slightly above average.
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