IMMORTALIZED

Mia (Keira Croft) is a young woman drifting aimlessly through life. She has big dreams of becoming an acclaimed actress but hasn’t had much luck yet. This has led her to making a big move and renting a room from a guy, and today’s the day she finally moves in.

When she meets the guy renting the room to her, Sebastian (Jessy Jones), they seem to hit it off. He’s polite and accommodating, and the only rule he has for the house is that they stay out of each other’s rooms. Although Mia is a little curious about such secrecy, she easily agrees since everyone needs their privacy, right?

As time passes, Mia becomes more discouraged by the lack of job opportunities she has. It feels like she’s being overlooked and she has no idea how to make herself stand out in the crowd. How to make herself… memorable. It doesn’t help that she’s also started to notice Sebastian acting… weird… especially when he claims to be going on dates.

Then one day, as Mia’s doing laundry, she notices that one of Sebastian’s shirts got mixed in with her clothes. Although she knows she’s not supposed to, she decides to quickly go to his room to drop the shirt off since Sebastian is gone on one of his dates. But once inside the room, her curiosity about his odd behavior and secrecy gets the best of her, which leads to her snooping around.

That’s when Mia finds a book.

Overwhelmed with intrigue, she opens the book and sees Sebastian’s handwriting. The more she reads, the more shocked she becomes as the macabre words paint vivid images in her mind. It’s truly horrifying stuff, although she is inexplicably drawn to it. The dark contents scrawled across the pages speak to her and give her a renewed sense of purpose, and she suddenly knows what she needs to do to become immortalized.

THE BAD NEIGHBORS

In this prequel to THE BAD UNCLE, Crystal (Laney Grey) is swimming in a pool when it starts to rain. She jumps out and tries to get back inside her house, but realizes the doors are locked. It is revealed that she has recently moved in with one of her parents, but their relationship isn’t great. The parent in question seems to have forgotten she was swimming and locked her out before leaving for work.

Crystal has no choice but to go next door and see if her neighbors will let her in to wait out the storm. Dressed only in her bikini, she goes to knock and is greeted by Leon (Seth Gamble) and Joe (Charles Dera). They welcome her in to take shelter.

Crystal asks for a towel but they ignore her, asking her rapid questions about her recent 18th birthday instead. Leon and Joe playfully joke that they didn’t get Crystal anything for her birthday, and begin to muse about what they could potentially get for her. She can’t quite put her finger on it, but Crystal is getting a strange feeling from these two men.

Leon then takes off his top and puts it on Crystal so that she can be warmer. She sits between them on the couch and Joe can’t help but comment on her feet. Joe then suggests they give her a foot massage as a late birthday present. Before she has time to accept, Joe and Leon surround her, one giving her a foot-rub and the other a back-rub.

The conversation quickly devolves into probing questions about her sexual history, where Joe and Leon learn that Crystal is a virgin. Crystal is overwhelmed, but when Joe mentions that his cock is hard, she appears intrigued. Joe asks her if she wants to touch it, and she does. Soon enough, Crystal is holding both their cocks in her hands, lustily stroking them. Leon and Joe know full-well that this little virgin has fallen right into their trap. They have an intense threesome together- one that Crystal will never forget.

Lindsay (Eliza Eves) rings the doorbell of a home, where she is greeted by Sal Baxter (Colby Jansen), Lindsay’s neighbor. They have never met before and Sal, while seemingly normal, is somewhat of a recluse. But this doesn’t worry Lindsay as she cheerfully announces that she’s there to get pledges for an upcoming charity event.

That’s when Ed Hoskins (Joel Someone), another man who lives with Sal, comes to the door and introduces himself to Lindsay. He is much more approachable and smooth as he invites Lindsay in to talk about her charity. Lindsay agrees and cheerfully steps inside, though when her back is turned, there are hints that Sal and Ed are hiding something dark…

Ed and Sal lead Lindsay deeper into the house towards a dim room. There are more and more hints that Sal and Ed’s intentions for Lindsay are less than pure. While Lindsay is a bit nervous, she’s also intrigued by the change of atmosphere. There is something electric about the air that’s undeniable.

As she tries to focus and talk about her charity, Ed and Sal sit on either side of her, keeping close. As they chat, she questions if the men are husbands, but they cryptically insist that they are just two men with similar interests… And right now, they are both interested in HER.

While Lindsay is initially surprised and hesitant, there’s something about having the attention of not one but TWO older men that awakens something deep inside her…

HUSBAND, UNLEASHED

SCENE OPENS on Harry (Codey Steele) and his wife Meryl (Liv Revamped) getting ready for bed. Meryl cuddles up to him, thanking him for a wonderful dinner. Hinting that sex would be the perfect way to end the day, Meryl starts to initiate foreplay with Harry. After a few moments, however, their intimacy fizzles out, mainly due to Harry being awkward and meek.

It is revealed that Harry isn’t assertive enough for Meryl, and this has been an ongoing problem for them. She appreciates every other aspect of their relationship, but this one missing component is driving her nuts. Out of options, Meryl suggests they get marriage counseling to help solve the issue. Though Harry is initially reluctant, he ultimately agrees. Meryl is thrilled, convinced that this may indeed turn Harry into the perfect husband.

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A few weeks later, Harry and Meryl are greeted by their new marriage counselor, Dr. Greene (Codi Vore). They explain their situation and then answer some questions from Dr. Greene. As they discuss, it becomes clear that Harry puts his needs behind his wife’s- maybe a little too much. Dr. Greene seems to sympathize with him, and there are subtle hints that she even finds him quite attractive.

At one point, Dr. Greene has heard enough. She states that the real problem with their relationship is not Harry who is too meek, but Meryl who is too controlling. She’s not letting Harry be himself and wants him to do everything the way SHE likes it. Harry, for the first time, shows a bit of confidence and agrees with Dr. Greene. Meryl is shocked, but has trouble denying the truth.

Dr. Greene says that for their situation to get better, Meryl has to let harry ‘unleash the beast’. She has to let him do something WILD without intervening, and Dr. Greene has the perfect idea for what that could be. She suggests that Harry fuck her, then and there, right in front of Meryl.

Though Meryl and Harry are initially shocked, Dr. Greene manages to convince them that this is the right course of action. With that settled, Meryl can only watch on the sidelines as Dr. Greene guides Harry through a unique sexual experience, pushing him to go deeper than he’s ever been before.

STOOPING TO HER LEVEL

Heidi (Spencer Bradley) is visiting her parent, Janice. As they talk, Janice fretfully admits that she’s worried about Heidi’s stepsister, Tara (Indica Monroe). She’s always been a bit of a troublemaker and now she wants to move out on her own, although Janice doesn’t think Tara’s ready. Since Heidi’s always been such a good girl, Janice asks if Heidi will let Tara move in with HER for a bit to hopefully rub off on her. Always the people pleaser, Heidi agrees to let Tara move in with her. Maybe they’ll have fun, just like old times!

But weeks later, it’s clear that Heidi is NOT having fun and that things are strained between the stepsisters. Despite Heidi’s best efforts, Tara is disobedient and rebellious, showing absolutely no concern for others. When Tara stays out all night doing God-knows-what, it’s finally time for them to have a talk.

While Heidi tries to reason with Tara, Tara lashes out at her. Tara points out that Heidi must be so sick of being so responsible all the time. This seems to strike a nerve with Heidi and Tara is quick to accuse Heidi of being jealous of her free-spirited ways. Heidi maintains that she only wants to keep Tara on the right path, wanting to steer her away from making bad decisions and being promiscuous. But even as she says this, it seems half-hearted.

Seeing a unique opportunity, Tara preys on Heidi’s yearning to do something wild and makes her an offer: if Heidi doesn’t want her to go out at all hours and fuck random people, Heidi should fuck HER.

Will Heidi give into temptation to both keep her stepsister safe AND finally break free from her good girl shackles?

Caroline (Cytherea) is waiting around in a stunning dress, clearly planning to go out somewhere that night. But she looks frustrated as her husband, Joseph (Derrick Pierce), arrives home late. He’s a restaurant owner, so complains about his restaurant holding him up, but Caroline doesn’t seem to be buying it… especially when he hugs her close and she catches a whiff of perfume on his shirt collar…

A few days later, Caroline gets ready to leave for a weekend with a friend as Joseph sees her off. But after Caroline leaves and parks just out of sight, it becomes obvious that the weekend away was just a ruse. In fact, once she’s sure enough time has passed, she doubles back to the house.

When Caroline creeps back into the house, she hears sounds of pleasure coming from the bedroom. Pumping herself up, preparing for the worst, she opens the bedroom door and catches Joseph sitting too close to a younger woman, Stella (Charly Summer). Joseph instantly tries to lie, telling Caroline that Stella’s a waitress from the restaurant and that they’re just talking shop, but Caroline sees right through him.

As she confronts them, Caroline realizes that if she wants to keep Joseph interested in her and their marriage, she’s going to have to get creative. That’s when she swallows her pride and offers to spice things up with a steamy threesome. At least then, she’ll be able to call the shots just a little longer…

WE CAN’T BE SEEN LIKE THIS

Amelia (Jane Wilde) is hanging out with her boyfriend, Elliot, in his bedroom after school. As they settle in, Elliot tries to get frisky with her, although Amelia’s not really feeling it. Thankfully, they’re interrupted when Elliot’s parent, Gary (Charles Dera), accidentally interrupts them.

As Gary tells Elliot that he’s needed elsewhere to take care of a chore, Amelia seems unable to take her eyes off him. Although Elliot complains, Gary reminds him who the boss is around there, so he soon begrudgingly trudges out of the room. Gary apologizes to Amelia for the intrusion, although Amelia insists she can keep herself busy while Elliot’s gone…

A short while later, with Elliot still having not returned, Gary checks in on Amelia. Amelia perks up and starts subtly coming onto him. It’s clear she has something going on for him, even if Gary is oblivious. When Gary complains about the temperature of the room, she quickly invites him to stick around to fix the thermostat. In fact, why doesn’t he teach her how to fix it herself?

Gary is thrilled to pass on his wisdom, happily chatting away with her while he sets to work. Although he’s being nothing but friendly, Amelia continuously interprets everything he says and does as being him coming onto her. By the time he realizes this, it’s too little too late.

As Amelia comes onto him more obviously, Gary tries to resist but she toys with him, insisting that she knows he must have feelings for her, too. Why should he deny himself his most primal desires? Gary keeps trying to do the right thing and ignore the growing heat between them but once she strips down in front of him, he’s putty in her hands.