Rebecca Bardoux runs with one of her best roles, underplaying as an evil predator in this miniature classic of Sapphic Cinema by Nica Noelle. It's been forgotten, and superceded by hundreds of less serious sex-with-stepmom content in recent years (notably from Gamma Entertainment and its Girlsway & Momma's Girl websites), but still casts a spell.
Only four actresses appear, plus a NonSex role for Jim Fisher as Rebecca's current male prey. She marries guys for their money, not even consummating the marriage but leaving them hanging for sex, while concentrating in bed on the female of the species. This is an ideal framework for a lesbian feature, and we get to see Bardoux hump her stepkid Mia Gold in flashback and later her step-daughter to be (from Fisher), the lovely Lara Young (aka Lara Brookes).
Excellent plot twist has the youngsters ganging up on Bardoux, to get incriminating evidence against her that will prevent her upcoming marriage to Fisher taking place. That makes for a very satisfying ending, but not before voracious Rebecca also has her way with beautiful house maid Ela Darling.
Acting is top-notch, and Brookes is a find, though her career went nowhere, mired in worthless gonzo assignments. Fortunately Nica provided her with at least one juicy acting role here.
Only four actresses appear, plus a NonSex role for Jim Fisher as Rebecca's current male prey. She marries guys for their money, not even consummating the marriage but leaving them hanging for sex, while concentrating in bed on the female of the species. This is an ideal framework for a lesbian feature, and we get to see Bardoux hump her stepkid Mia Gold in flashback and later her step-daughter to be (from Fisher), the lovely Lara Young (aka Lara Brookes).
Excellent plot twist has the youngsters ganging up on Bardoux, to get incriminating evidence against her that will prevent her upcoming marriage to Fisher taking place. That makes for a very satisfying ending, but not before voracious Rebecca also has her way with beautiful house maid Ela Darling.
Acting is top-notch, and Brookes is a find, though her career went nowhere, mired in worthless gonzo assignments. Fortunately Nica provided her with at least one juicy acting role here.