The best thing to do with a problematic teen is move them in with a straitlaced family of repressed religious people, right? So says “the government” in this drama from Digital Playground. Roxy (Kimmy Granger), as part of her probation (we never learn her crimes), is placed with a family made up of Mildred (Emily Addison), Brooks (Tommy Gunn) and Mildred’s “thought organizer” June-Marie (Lacy Lennon), who is around often.

Mildred and Brooks also have some live-in kids who have swallowed the religious Kool-Aid too, in the form of Eli (Xander Corvus) and Hillary (Aaliyah Hadid). Things are not always what they seem, and they get mighty interesting when the rebellious houseguest stirs the pot with her wicked ways.

Roxy enjoys taunting “Virgin Warrior” would-be preacher Eli, and the first sex scene has Roxy help him with his boner problem and relieve him of his virginity. Unfortunately, sex-crazed Eli thinks he wants to marry Roxy, but Roxy’s got even bigger problems. She has to wear a chastity belt (!) if she’s found to be boinking anyone in the host family, and Mildred catches her and Eli, so her cooch is under lock and key 'til further notice.

Mildred and June-Marie have a “thought organizer” session—think low-rent therapy without that pesky degree thing—followed by some hot lesbo sex. While looking for the key to her belt, Roxy finds a dirty story written by Hillary, who is a super-virtuous cheerleader type. She orchestrates a threesome encounter between herself, Hillary and stepdad Brooks after the most awkward family dinner ever and finding the key for her belt.

We don’t think Roxy’s ways have been mended at all by the end of this title, but it's certainly fun watching her corrupt this family.