In what was the great Samantha Fox's first foray into adult films, and who would later become a "porn chic" diva, she plays Rhonda, a beautiful and sophisticated young woman who could easily be your next-door neighbor, and who is now engaged to Tom (David Morris), a decent and respectful young man who sacrifices his carnal desires for his girlfriend because she insists on "being pure" until marriage. What he doesn't know is that Rhonda's promiscuity uses subterfuge to mix with all the men and women she meets, even in a wild orgy at her own bachelorette party.
Samantha Fox's debut film to the flesh-loving public featured an overwhelming performance by the actress herself, who participated in every single scene (and there are quite a few). The 24-year-old screenwriter, director, and editor, John Christopher, later directed the famous gay adult film “Centurians of Rome,” which also starred David Morris, a sweetly youthful-looking young man, who is convincing here precisely for that reason.