Body Chemistry is a 1990 erotic thriller written by Jackson Barr and directed by Kristine Peterson, the first installment in the franchise dedicated to the psychopathic psychiatrist Dr. Claire Archer, played by Lisa Pescia in her starring debut. At the Neurology Institute, Dr. Tom Redding studies brain reactions to stimuli when he meets the seductive Claire, who wins over his superiors and draws him into a relationship that quickly becomes obsessive: manipulation, threats, and intrusions into his private life push him to the brink, and when he tries to leave her, she unleashes her vengeance. The film was conceived to capitalize on the success of Fatal Attraction, and the character of Claire Archer is clearly inspired by Alex Forrest, played by Glenn Close.
In a rather dark scene at the 18-minute mark, Lisa Pescia has sex with a man in various positions. At the 26-minute mark, we see the actress naked behind the frosted glass of a shower, apparently masturbating a man. At the 56-minute mark, a man pushes Lisa against a wall, ties her wrists to a cabinet handle, and takes her from behind.
In a rather dark scene at the 18-minute mark, Lisa Pescia has sex with a man in various positions. At the 26-minute mark, we see the actress naked behind the frosted glass of a shower, apparently masturbating a man. At the 56-minute mark, a man pushes Lisa against a wall, ties her wrists to a cabinet handle, and takes her from behind.
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