Troubled by his own repressed sexuality, Elliot embarks on a trip to an island of libertinage and sexual release, not realising he has become the target for a criminal's vendetta. Two cops are close behind, and have to go deep undercover to discover what's going on amongst the submission and bondage - and Elliot's growing love for Mistress Lisa.

When the film was originally released on October 14, 1994, in North America, it was banned in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan (the only place it was banned). When asked in an interview about it, Dan Aykroyd quipped; "I guess they just don't have sex in Saskatchewan." It was finally released a mere week after it's original release date (October 21, 1994) to Saskatchewan audiences.

Sheila Kingston:
No matter what your sexual preference, true love is always the ultimate fantasy.

Continuity: The morning after Lisa spends the night with Elliot, she is sitting on her balcony drinking tea. She puts down the tea cup, then a moment later it jumps back into her hand.

Written by Michael Cretu (as Curly M.C.)
Performed by Enigma
Courtesy of Charisma Records/Virgin Schallplatten GmbH.