A young woman named Jenny (Susan Hemingway) is kidnapped and sold into a prostitution ring, but the kidnappers want her back when they discover that the girl's father is a millionaire. Meanwhile, Jenny is imprisoned on a boat (a sort of brothel on the water) and, along with a dozen other naked girls, is kept in a constant state of lust thanks to an aphrodisiac gas regularly diffused in the kidnapped women's rooms.
Brigitte Lahaie adds a lot in her brief erotic appearance in this French production, with a sensual and tantalizing performance in the role of Lorna. Completely caught up in a wave of sordid sex and lust, Susan Hemingway does a fine job as the innocent Jenny. “Je Brûle de Partout” was shot in 6 days, and that is immediately noticeable, offering signs of a certain haste, where the sex scenes (soft, but explicit), are intended to be horrible using the characteristic zoom that Jess Franco likes so much.