David Messa

Fashion designer Gene's secretary Elley gets him to betray his loving buxom wife Debbie, who finds comfort in old acquaintance Tony. Chaos prevails as Debbie's sister drugs everybody's food and date rapes Gene's important client.

Angel Cash is a classical ballet dancer who practices in Madame's studio. Alas, she finds herself seducing her dance instructor when she can't stop recalling her countless sex escapades. Madame takes notice and acts on it.

Annie Sprinkle presents a personal account of her life, introducing vignettes showing off her sexual fantasies.

The erotic, macho dreams of Elmo Smathers, shy comic book artist, transport him first to a lush South American forest, where he meets a tribe of lusty warriors, and ultimately their beautiful pagan queen, The Blonde Goddess. Next, Elmo's fantasies take him to France during WW1 where he defeats the Black Baron in a thrilling sky duel. Both men live to share the insatiable ladies of the Chateau. The Blonde Goddess appears, as she does at the climax of each fantasy, luring him to place of endless lust. Jack Hammer, Private Eye, is Elmo's next reverie. Hammer's current case involves intimate associations with the sexy sirens of the 1940's. Thrusting into the future, Elmo battles the galactic overlord, Megazon, for the safety of the universe and the flesh of the five succulent otherworldly beauties.

Pricilla "Puss" Mason is the hottest heroine ever to step into fatigues. She's wild, irreverent, and horny -- a natural for the United States Army. Once enlisted, Puss does her best to get out. The military life is just not for her. She meets Jack, the local stud, but her bang-up job falls short. Puss tries other stunts in order to shorten her too-long tour. She fakes insanity, joins a weird religious cult, gambles, and carries on, but whatever she does backfires. Looks like she's doomed to a career in the military. Yes, Puss is in action, mobilized, and ready -- the bawdiest hi-jinks this side of Fort Dix.