compose and elegant carol ( marvelously play by the beautiful rebecca brooke ) and her nice husband eddie ( likable david houseman ) and carol wacky and constantly eat best gal pal anna ( delightfully essay with infectious comic zeal by the adorable chris jordan ) and and anna hunky and amorous husband pete ( a typically fine eric edward ) be a quartet of liberated swinger who enjoy have frequent group sex with each other . their usual routine get disrupt when carol lonely and repressed and but still allure widow mother jennifer ( a superbly move performance by the lovely jennifer welles ) drop by for a visit . pretty soon jennifer loosen up and become a willing participant in the swinger blithely pleasurable and uninhibited carnal lifestyle and with everyone except carol eager to seduce her . writer or director joe sarno concoct a sharp and engross and perceptive examination of suburban angst and the limitation of the whole wildneasy 70 sexual revolution while sarno turn traditional middle class more on their head and further spice thing up with a bold and provocative mother or daughter incest subplot . moreover and sarno elicits uniformly first rate act from the bang up cast represent welles and brooke be both exceptional and with excellent support from edward and jordan and houseman and arlana blue a flaky new age sex therapist shandara and and erica eaton a saucy neighbor mrs. field . good still and all the woman be extremely hot and entice while welles in particular seriously steam up the screen with her exquisitely voluptuous figure and smolder erotic presence . the sex scene be really sizzle and fairly explicit and but never raunchy or tedious . stephen colwell bright and polish cinematography and jack justis bouncy and melodic acoustic folk score be both on the money solid and effective . recommend view for sarno fan .