This film is four shorts spliced together under the umbrella term of "Immoral Tales". The first story La Marée (the tide) deals with a 20yr old young man who forces his 16yr old cousin to perform oral sex on the beach, while he recites to her the mechanics of the tides. The second story Thérèse philosophe (Theresa's Philosophy) is probably the most shocking involving a young virgin locked in a room with three cucumbers (yep it makes Lina Romay and the bedpost in The Female Vampire (1973) seem tame!) The third tale Erzsabét Bàthory charts the story of Countess Elizabeth Bathory and is the reason for 'Immoral Tales' being included on this website. The Countess and her servant go into a local village and round up all the passably attractive young girls who are then taken to the castle, made to strip naked and take group showers. They are herded into a room where they tear the dress from the Countess, ending up in a frenzied fight for possession of the seed pearls. The Countess, iconic in nothing more than a neck ruff watches on amused. The servant slaughters the girls with a sword and Bathory bathes in their blood. Then she dresses her servant as a bride and takes her to bed for a lesbian romp. The servant slips out of bed and into the arms of her male lover having betrayed Bathory to the king's men. Just to be complete, the fourth story Lucrezia Borgia tells the story of Lucretia Borgia. Her husband is impotent so she has him put to death. She then has sex with two male priests on an altar whilst another priest is preaching to a congregation about how the church has prostituted itself. The preacher is carted off to his death and the final scene is of the two priests baptising Lucretia's infant son.