The Pink Chiquitas

Tony Mareda Jr. is fleeing mobsters when he ducks into the Beamsville drive in theater. He fights off the hit men in the parking lot as the cars explode around him. A pink meteor roars overhead and crashes into the nearby woods, changing the town forever.

The meteor landing draws the Beamsville crowd to the crash site. People rush from the drive in seeking the pink rock and its strange glow. The event marks the start of a strange influence that will grip the town.

The women who hear the ringing from the pink rock fall under its thrall and become protective of the meteor. They use seduction to keep the men away from danger and shield the rock. The town starts to notice a shift in power around the crash site.

Clip Bacardi, the local TV weatherman, discovers a fragment of the meteor and becomes enchanted by it. His girlfriend Mary Ann Kowalski tries to attract him, attempting to seduce him. The fragment pulls him deeper into the meteor plot.

Morning reveals an empty crater where the meteor landed, and the men who searched for it lie in catatonic states scattered through the woods. The town sheriff and mayor scramble to understand the situation. Beamsville's mayor orders the deputy to enlist Tony Mareda to investigate what happened.

That evening Clip broadcasts with the meteor fragment, and the sound it emits twists the minds of every woman watching into meteor followers. The broadcast alarms Tony as he realizes that a larger threat may be at work. Beamsville braces for an unusual spread of influence.

Under the meteor spell, the women seduce a key witness and begin to take control of Beamsville. Mary Ann Kowalski directs the operation, coordinating the shift of power in the town. The men grow more isolated as the influence spreads.

Clip narrowly escapes the TV station takeover and warns the mayor about the meteor influence. In response, the town men form a posse to hunt for the meteor, gathering in the woods around Beamsville. Tony and Clip press deeper into the forest to locate the meteor source.

As the posse searches, Clip encounters a scantily clad Mary Ann who nearly subdues him. Tony intervenes and knocks her unconscious with chloroform, freeing Clip to continue the search. They place Mary Ann in the town jail to prevent further interference.

Tony and Clip return to the woods to track the meteor to a cave where its power gathers. They narrowly escape a group of women who arrive to worship the pulsating rock. The cave becomes their perilous shelter as the conflict around Beamsville intensifies.

An attempted escape to the next town is blocked by a roadblock, forcing them back to Beamsville. They return to find the women's takeover of the town complete, with the remaining men wandering the streets in dazed stupors. The town now tethers on the edge of chaos under the meteor's influence.

Clip experiments with the meteor fragment to learn how to defeat it, but fumes engulf him when the fragment catches fire. Meanwhile a group of women deploy a pink Sherman tank to subdue Tony, and they blast apart the town jail where he hides. The town seems to be collapsing under the meteor grip.

Tony wakes in the cave and Mary Ann explains that the meteor nicknamed Betty has chosen him to be its father. The meteor tries to draw him closer, but the cave wall collapses and water floods the chamber. The confrontation heightens as the stakes get personal.

The cave flood proves that water weakens the meteor. Tony and Mary Ann work together to push the pulsating rock into the town lake, where the water washes away the meteor power. The women return to normal and the men awaken as the town recovers.