Early 1970s Obscure Cinema Love Freestyle: A couple of chicks decide to become prostitutes to make some extra bread. After a hook-up from a pimp named Sammy, who sets them up with a room, Cookie and Marie turn tricks in both directions, sometimes straight and sometimes lez. Clean - er, uh ... I mean dirty fun!

See Me, Feel Me, Take Me: The film opens with a young drifter - Nadine - arriving in Los Angeles on a bus and checking into a $5.00 hotel room. She immediately hits the street to turn tricks, but is soon accosted by an older hooker who warns her off the block. Through it all, our heroine exhibits the detachment of a native pariah: she chews gum without a thought while servicing her johns, and barely manages to react with indifference when her competitors threaten her with physical harm. Secretly, however, Nadine wishes to leave the life and periodically sneaks off to a Catholic church where she confesses her misery to a priest!

Trapped in the House: Trapped in the House concerns the adventures of horny coeds who go to elaborate lengths to sneak guys into their dorm rooms. Back in the days of hot rollers, girls' dorms were watched over by full-time "house matrons" whose principle role was to make sure their wards did not get pregnant. In the present story, the housemother is a cagey dyke, of course, who tries to lure the girls into her bedroom with promises of "milk and cookies."