Drake Goodman and Patty Palmer decide to take the next step in their relationship by buying a house in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights neighborhood, even though it’s beyond their budget. To cover the costs and complete the renovations, the couple decides to rent out two apartments in the building, but their studio is occupied by Carter Hayes, a manipulative and unscrupulous tenant. The situation soon spirals into a legal and financial nightmare, as the law protects Carter, dragging Drake and Patty into a psychological and physical escalation that threatens to become deadly for everyone involved.
During the opening credits, we see Beverly D’Angelo naked, reflected in the screen of a turned-off television. The actress is in bed with a man, and when the camera pans over to them, we get a glimpse of her beautiful breasts. Beverly picks up an ice cube with one hand and sucks on it before kissing the man lying next to her in bed. He takes the ice cube out of her mouth and runs it over her neck and back, until suddenly some guys burst into the apartment and Beverly moves to the side, offering us a brief glimpse of her butt. In the next scene, Beverly D’Angelo walks on her knees toward a man sitting on the floor, his back against the wall. Her robe is open in the front, revealing a glimpse of her breasts.
During the opening credits, we see Beverly D’Angelo naked, reflected in the screen of a turned-off television. The actress is in bed with a man, and when the camera pans over to them, we get a glimpse of her beautiful breasts. Beverly picks up an ice cube with one hand and sucks on it before kissing the man lying next to her in bed. He takes the ice cube out of her mouth and runs it over her neck and back, until suddenly some guys burst into the apartment and Beverly moves to the side, offering us a brief glimpse of her butt. In the next scene, Beverly D’Angelo walks on her knees toward a man sitting on the floor, his back against the wall. Her robe is open in the front, revealing a glimpse of her breasts.
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