Attractive and anxious teenager Bella (well played by the sexy Tracy Adams) discovers her mother Susan (the voluptuous Diana Sloan) having an adulterous affair with attractive neighbor Tom (the always solid Eric Edwards) while her father (Jake Teague) is away on business. Bella confronts Tom and demands that he make love to her the same way he made

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

Joy is a good girl who isn't willing to let her boyfriend deflower her, and after repeatedly insisting without success, he grows frustrated and breaks up with her. Arriving home sad and helpless, Joy opens the door to a pair of "delivery men" who are actually two rapists who rob her of her purity, only to discover that she has truly enjoyed the exp