Harriet (the voluptuous Lisa De Leeuw) is a middle-aged woman with social difficulties, fed up with seeing her boss (Robert Kerman, AKA Richard Bolla) repeatedly meeting in his office with Lucy (the sensual and mature Lee Carroll), a high-class prostitute willing to please her clients in every way. Eager to gain experience in the sexual realm, Harr

Don Compton (a more than convincing Jeffrey Hurst) and his wife Frances (Crystal Sync, who gives a very credible performance) are experiencing marital problems stemming from adultery, which are aggravated by the disturbing presence of Karen, Frances's mentally ill sister (played histrionically by a disturbing Tara Chung), who lives with the couple