In Medieval England, the sadistic Duke of Norwich plots to eliminate all heirs to the throne so he can claim the crown for himself.

To inherit their father's fortune, three sisters must spend three nights on an eerie island. A deformed man leads them to the estate where depraved horrors await.

Curious but closeted married man Mr. Jaffee decides to take a walk on the wild side one night over to the local bathhouse located in Times Square. When approached by Thomas, a swinging regular who takes an interest in Mr. Jaffee as the new face 'on the scene', a deep discussion about marriage, connection and loss unexpectedly unfolds. The two become emotionally intimate within a very short time, with no sexual contact of any sort, while everyone around them are screwing like rabbits.

The late 42nd Street maestro Andy Milligan, known for shoestring classics like Seeds and Guru, The Mad Monk, never completed this antebellum South melodrama, and all he left behind was a single unfinished workprint. As he told biographer Jimmy McDonough, "it's all there, except the finale I was unable to shoot." Thus, it may be left to the viewer to complete his filmed-on-Staten-Island Civil War epic, revealed here for the very first time.