As you may have guessed, you're about to find out how the Greeks deal with cinematic sex. And the answer is quite well, considering they can't show anything too explicit.

It's the old triangle again: two women lusting after one man —and not a very nice guy at that. Samantha (Wilson), a mahogany beauty that our stud met in Africa, where they both killed his best friend, is being challenged by Della (Nickel), a young heiress under the thumb of her Aunt Marcia (Benussi) until she ran away. They both want Ari (Lados)... and they both get him. There's no skimping on hot encounters, and it's surprising what can be seen when these folks get together.

Della gets to display the most "erotic passion," and does it very well. Sexually, she's the best actress, followed closely by aunt Marcia, a lovely redhead who certainly doesn't look her supposed age (40).

The plot meanders a bit while Ari, Samantha and Della work out their inter-relationship. Finally, after discovering their dark secret, Della proposes that Ari and Sam kill Marcia, so Della can inherit her fortune. In return, Della promises to help the pair escape the police, who already suspect them of doing in Ari's friend.

This flick is notable for its lingering treatment of the beautiful Greek countryside and its look at souther European ideas of splendor. Those familiar with American conceptions of what it is to be rich can compare Hellenic of luxury as shown in Ari's and Della's mansions. Clue: It ain't no Dynasty. Still, those luscious young bodies may distract you.