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

Brie Livingston (a sensational Hillary Summers, in perhaps the best performance of her distinguished career) plays the clumsy waitress at “Eileen’s,” a trendy Manhattan hangout where A-listers hang out. Brie seizes the opportunity to get close to long-suffering agent Ira Daniels (Robert “Bolla” Kerman) when temperamental star Diana Farnsworth (Jenn