“She’ll be the worst thing that ever happened to you” is the tag line for this very promising first feature written and directed by Whitney Wright. Gianna Dior dominates the movie as the femme fatale who messes with the lives of her psychotherapist, his wife and another patient.

Wright draws excellent performances from her cast. Codey Steele convinces as a compassionate shrink, as does Khloe Kapri as his loving partner. In their sex scene, they take their time and enjoy each other, like real people do.

Addy Santoro, in the person of Gianna, walks into Steele’s house insolently and makes herself at home. She seduces a sensitive fellow patient, Seth Gamble, after taunting him. Gamble conveys much of the crazed intensity that marked his AVN Award-winning turn in Perspective. His scene with Gianna is rough but also almost tender.

Next on Addy’s agenda is seducing Codey's wife, which she goes about with steely control as the aggressor. The two women are sensuous and appealing. Codey catches them at it and tells Addy to “get the fuck out of my house now.” He confronts Addy at her own rather creepy place and berates her. But he just can’t resist her allure, which coming from Gianna is considerable. Adelaide seems to have gotten what she wanted, at everyone else’s expense. Wright has her look straight into the camera lens as if to say, “You’re next.”