A Dirty Shame 2004

In the seemingly mundane neighborhood of Harford Road, a stark divide exists between two contrasting groups: the repressed, puritanical neuters who disdain anything resembling sensuality, and the bizarre purveyors of pleasure, whose peculiar proclivities have been set in motion by a series of unforeseen head injuries. At the heart of this tension is Sylvia Stickles, an individual rigidly adhering to societal propriety and order.

Sylvia’s daughter, Caprice, has taken on a daring identity as a go-go dancer at the infamous Holiday House, where she performs under the provocative moniker “Ursula Udders.” With her striking N-cup breast implants and love for flamboyant displays, Caprice seems to relish her freedom. Nevertheless, Sylvia’s severe worries about her daughter’s reckless lifestyle prompt her to impose stringent restrictions, forcing Caprice into a stifling confinement in the garage, all under the pretense of shielding her from the “evils” of the world.

Fate takes an unexpected turn when Sylvia is hit by a passing vehicle, leaving her in a state of confusion and vulnerability. This incident leads her to cross paths with Ray-Ray Perkins, a charming mechanic who proudly refers to himself as a “sex saint.” As he shares his unorthodox beliefs about pleasure and liberation with Sylvia, her perspective begins to shift, opening her eyes to a realm filled with unrestrained enjoyment and unforeseen possibilities.

As the story progresses, a series of strange accidents leave many inhabitants of Harford Road with bizarre head injuries, sparking an unusual transformation—each individual becomes entrapped in the throes of sexual addiction. Meanwhile, Ray-Ray captivates his growing followers, evolving into a charismatic leader who inspires them to rally behind the mantra “Let’s Go Sexin’!” It seems this rallying cry resonates deeply, capturing the hearts and minds of the entire community, and setting the stage for a dramatic metamorphosis in their way of life.