 The film was heavily publicized during filming.This inspired Roger Corman to finance an exploitation film set in the world of roller derbies, "Unholy Rollers".|author=Welch sent up the film as part of her Las Vegas act in late 1972.Welch later said she was "good" in the film just as she was good in "Myra Breckenridge" and "The Last of Sheila", "but being good in a bad film doesn't do anything for your career."