Film is structured as a letter to momma from Liz, recalling her hard times in Hollywood, but sugarcoating it for ma's sake. The real travails start off with a goon handling her with a leash to her neck, calling her his little doggie bitch and otherwise abusing poor Liz. Turns out she has (unbeknownst to mom) become a prostitute to make ends meet, sending $16 a week back home.

Main plot of a guy cuckolded goes nowhere, leaving poker, traditional style (Texas Hold 'em was not popular yet when this was shot) the most memorable aspect of the movie.

Get and in-depth look at the “in’s and out’s” of the adult skin-mag racket, and see how things get fleshed out!

After Helen's husband leaves for work, she is constantly barraged by visitors at her door which all lead to a sexual encounter of some sort.

A series of vintage 1970s porno loops.

J.J. Sachs cheats on his wife with his secretary Joyce. His neglected wife is in bed with her dildo but later with her gardener. The other secretary Alice stays home late with her boyfriend, but eventually shows up to join Joyce.

Mike Harper, private eye, busted off the force for being a playboy, enjoys some "deep encounters" as he tries to get to the bottom of a double-murder case.

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Toothy Sam Shovel private Eye is out to prove his motto "I dig deep" with a smorgasborg of beautiful models!

EASY PICK-UP is a boring all-sex film with a warning: don't believe the nonsense written by the shill on the back of the SWV box. The moron gets paid to try and make this one sound good, but he didn't watch very attentively, referring to a "bearded buddy" several times in his synopsis when in fact nobody in the film has facial hair beyond the de rigeur mustache and long sideburns. Nonexistent plot has Mary and her girlfriend checking into the DeSoto Motel (which they charmingly refer to verbally as the No-Tell Motel), getting a guy to come over and service them. Punch line is that when an orgy is arranged later, she is surprised to see her steady boy friend show up. That's all she wrote.