More abject nonsense from Ed Wood, maybe of interest to fans of Uschi Digard who stars as the 'host' regaling the viewer with tales of terror from an old house which used to function as a brothel, witness to sexual escapades (and crimes) involving Neola Graef, Lynn Harris and others although the relevance of the situations to any particular storyline or theme is nebulous.

Essentially just an excuse to simulate group sex for an hour, Wood doesn't much bother with details, plot, dialogue nor technical efficiency, he just rolls and the performers do their thing. Which is perfectly fine if you enjoy watching Digard, Graef et al entangled in a writhing mass of human lust.

Even his dubious 'Take it Out in Trade' and the biker chick drama 'Nympho Cycler' of the same era featured more structure and storyline than this desultory softcore nonsense. Wood completists may feel compelled to view, otherwise good to see Digard in a prominent role and so too Graef who has a lengthy cat fight before voluptuous Harris does an erotic striptease dance.

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