The very first shot is a house on fire, a big house, the setting for a family mystery in which people are murdered one by one. This is a nifty whodunit, well directed by Billy Visual, along the lines of the recent hit Knives Out.

The patriarch (James Bartholet) lies in a coma as his son (Xander Corvus), daughter (Sabina Rouge), mistress (Ivy Lebelle) and maid (Giselle Palmer) eagerly await his demise and their hoped-for inheritance. Add to these a couple of interlopers (Alexis Fawx, Stirling Cooper) who barge in from out of nowhere.

Couples pair off for sex. First, Sabina, the sexually aggressive daughter, seduces Ivy, the equally horny mistress. Then the maid discovers the father has died, but not from natural causes. There’s a bloody hole in his chest. Everybody rushes in, all badmouthing each other. Then Alexis and Stirling fuck, in various positions, with her at her high-energy hottest. Then the maid discovers a corpse: the daughter.

Ivy tells Xander: “Your father talked about you. He had a lot to say.” She’s determined to seduce him, and it’s easy. He sticks his cock briefly in her pussy and then it’s straight into her butt. He goes back and forth between the two holes.

“You’re trying to fuck your way to the money,” he accuses her. “Your family is fucked!” is Ivy’s verdict. She is the next to go. Xander and Giselle find Alexis and Stirling dead, presumably from poisoned champagne. They are each suspicious of each other, but Gisele really wants him. He manhandles her in several positions.

The ending? No spoilers, but it’s grisly and the house does burn.