"Cyndee Summers, Tara Blair, Patrick Wright, Ric Lutze, Debbie Garland, Linda French, Robert Coe, Deanne Forrest, Cash Hamilton, Lewis Avery, Fran Francis, Tallie Cochrane" Horror, Classic Devils Ecstasy Stonehenge Films
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showcases Cyndee Summers, Ric Lutze, Tallie Cochrane, Tara Blair, Patrick Wright, Debbie Garland, Linda French, Robert Coe, Deanne Forrest, Cash Hamilton, Lewis Avery, Fran Francis in a scene that explores softer, more visual-focused or glamour-style erotic content.
A runtime of about 1 hour and 12 minutes gives the production a more substantial, feature-like feel.
In the original write-up, attention is given to how the scene develops over time. An abridged version of that outline is included below:
Cyndie (Cyndie Summers) is at college when she learns of the passing of her mother, who had been institutionalized for many years. She must return to the home of her birth to claim her inheritance, which includes the mansion and grounds. Before leaving she meets with Arthur (Arthur Hendricks), the family lawyer, who tells her something of the family history, which is shrouded in mystery. Arthur tells her that the mansion has been maintained for some time by her aunt, Meredith (Meredith Raye), who has a bit of an odd reputation: the townspeople think her a witch! That night Cyndies very little, as she will not see her boyfriend, Rick for some time. He cautions her to be careful, as he doesn’t trust Arthur, she is to call him as soon as she can. Cyndie is greeted warmly by Aunt Meredith, but the coffee is drugged, and Cyndie soon learns that Meredith is indeed a witch, and Cyndie is to be inducted into the cult, which practices an interesting form of sexual black-magic
Viewers looking for structured, theme-driven titles and a coherent visual flow will likely find this release engaging. Viewers who follow Cyndee Summers, Ric Lutze, Tallie Cochrane, Tara Blair, Patrick Wright, Debbie Garland, Linda French, Robert Coe, Deanne Forrest, Cash Hamilton, Lewis Avery and Fran Francis will likely enjoy their appearance in this particular setup.
A runtime of about 1 hour and 12 minutes gives the production a more substantial, feature-like feel.
In the original write-up, attention is given to how the scene develops over time. An abridged version of that outline is included below:
Cyndie (Cyndie Summers) is at college when she learns of the passing of her mother, who had been institutionalized for many years. She must return to the home of her birth to claim her inheritance, which includes the mansion and grounds. Before leaving she meets with Arthur (Arthur Hendricks), the family lawyer, who tells her something of the family history, which is shrouded in mystery. Arthur tells her that the mansion has been maintained for some time by her aunt, Meredith (Meredith Raye), who has a bit of an odd reputation: the townspeople think her a witch! That night Cyndies very little, as she will not see her boyfriend, Rick for some time. He cautions her to be careful, as he doesn’t trust Arthur, she is to call him as soon as she can. Cyndie is greeted warmly by Aunt Meredith, but the coffee is drugged, and Cyndie soon learns that Meredith is indeed a witch, and Cyndie is to be inducted into the cult, which practices an interesting form of sexual black-magic
Viewers looking for structured, theme-driven titles and a coherent visual flow will likely find this release engaging. Viewers who follow Cyndee Summers, Ric Lutze, Tallie Cochrane, Tara Blair, Patrick Wright, Debbie Garland, Linda French, Robert Coe, Deanne Forrest, Cash Hamilton, Lewis Avery and Fran Francis will likely enjoy their appearance in this particular setup.
