Wrangler has returned home from a work trip, and opens to the paper to find that police have identified the man who they suspect is responsible for a grizzly series of killings in the Bahamas and NYC - his own lover! When Richards arrives, he realizes Wrangler knows the truth about him. Voice-over narration proclaims that these two men are so madly in love that there is no reasonable way through this mess. Wrangler takes the lead, drawing Richards into one final lovemaking session and a dramatic conclusion!
This very early '80s production is particularly notable for its featuring of iconic Jack Wrangler (with his always-committed acting and always-dynamic sexual performances), the daringly-captured fuck scene on the Brooklyn Bridge, and photography of NYC landmarks and events of gay historical significance. Signature Francis Ellie voice-over provides some context for the thin plot, which is heavier on shock than substance, but enjoyable for fans of Ellie's lurid camp melodramas.