As the turbulent 1980s gave way to the hedonistic 1980s, few bands would achieve such notoriety as The Plasmatics. Fronted by fearless singer Wendy O. Williams, whose formidable mohawk would leave a lasting impression on the punk rock kids of the Reagan-era, The Plasmatics truly took their music to extremes - as evidenced by the fact that they were banned in London and arrested in Milwaukee on "public indecency" charges. Though Wendy O' Williams may be gone, the legacy of the Plasmatics lives on in this feature-length documentary that speaks with critics, fans, and living band members to offer the definitive portrait of the punk icons who penned such classics as "Black Leather Monster", "Butcher Baby", and "Tight Black Pants".