The movie was sold and funded based on the title alone.
Ginger Lynn, a well-known star of pornographic films, was initially cast in the lead role of "Daria" but was fired after three days of shooting when Ken Dixon could not get any usable scenes out of her. They then moved Elizabeth Kaitan, who was playing second lead, into her role.
Elizabeth Kaitan said her car broke down and a friend gave her a ride, but had to drop off equipment at a production studio first. There, one of the producers of this movie saw her and asked her to audition. She declined when she heard the title. He ran into her again in a restaurant a few days later and asked her again. She read part of the script and thought it was "cute," so she auditioned. They cast her in the second lead role but moved her into the lead role after they fired Ginger Lynn, who wasn't fitting the role.
The film was condemned as "indecent" on the floor of the U.S. Senate by Senator Jesse Helms in 1992.