This Shaun Costello joke about Dickens's "A Christmas Carol" maintains a fairly faithful architecture to the novel. The grumpy old man Ebenezer transforms into the sexy, but bitter, Carol Scrooge (a Mary Stuart who barely lives up to the dramatic character) with that systematic hatred of Christmas, and of humanity in general. She is the editor-in-c

The first 20 minutes or so are set in a restaurant (an actual dining room, not a set) where a famous prostitute, Barbara Broadcast (industry icon Annette Haven), is interviewed by an enthusiastic journalist (C.J. Laing). This long sequence is filled with all sorts of mischief, made all the more exciting by the surreal humor that springs from the ca

The editor of a national news magazine decides to publish a front-page article about the sorority run by his “charming” daughter (an Annette Haven who is as uptight as she is sexy). The university administration and the sorority see an opportunity to gain popularity for the school, but they also fear that some of the girls have boyfriends who proje

A New York lawyer, the last discarded lover of the adulterous and icy beauty Holly (a dazzling, never-ending Catharine Burgess), decides to blackmail her by hiring a gangster (of course, Jamie Gillis) to covertly observe and film her with her new lover in the hotel room. A subplot involves the gangster's abused girlfriend (Terri Hall) and her drug

Silk (sexy former Hustler cover star Kelly Nichols) is a successful, routine-looking late-night radio host who fears losing her job to a horny bimbo (a perfectly cast Janey Robbins, who turns up the volume and the heat) who's been sleeping with the station manager, hoping to be named Silk's replacement. But Laura, the boss's secretary, professes sy

To overcome the high cost of living in New York, three very different women, albeit well-adjusted in their distinct careers, decide to move in together. Billie (Samantha Fox, in one of the best performances of her career) is a rising advertising executive with a past in high-class prostitution, the consequences of which continue to cross her path.

Genre stalwart Jamie Gillis leads the cast as Williams, a man involved in a business deal with some very shady mobsters who won't hesitate to threaten or harm both his family and friends to ensure his full cooperation. Williams enters a seemingly abandoned building, where he is guided through a series of color-coded rooms, witnessing some rather st

Catherine Burgess is a sensual, ultra-sexy, bored, and traumatized high-society housewife who enters a sexual hell for the depraved (DeSade style) through a mirror stored in the attic of her mansion. During these "trips" to the underworld, she contacts her deceased father (now embodying the devil himself), who obsessively demands her to continue ab