 A divorcee (Mary Woronov), whose house is being fumigated, temporarily moves in with a friend (Jacqueline Bissett), whose husband has recently passed away. Meanwhile two of the workmen (Robert Beltran, Ray Sharkey) make a bet that they can bed the women and the games are on. Mixed into the mess of filthy rich individuals are Woronov s ex (Wallace Shawn), her script-writer brother (Ed Begley, Jr.), his new African-American wife (Arnetia Walker), Bissett s precocious daughter (Rebecca Scheffer), and the ghost of Bissett s husband (Paul Mazursky). The film offers a satire on the social, racial, and hedonistic lifestyles of the rich and famous.