In the Canadian wilderness resort town, sultry and sexually assertive Vixen Palmer lives happily married with her husband Tom, a bush pilot and owner of a tourist lodge. The hypersexual Vixen seduces anyone within reach, including a Mountie, a couple her husband brings home as clients – the husband first, his wife later, and eventually her own brother, Judd – but her racism towards an African American Vietnam War deserter, Niles, is starkly at odds with her actions. When Vixen's husband and Niles team up to overpower a hijacker who has taken Vixen and Tom hostage, the film ends on a sinister note as Vixen smiles in anticipation of seducing another couple. This groundbreaking 1968 satire from Russ Meyer pushes the boundaries of sexploitation cinema with its unflinching portrayal of nymphomania, racism, and the dark underbelly of human desire.