This sequel seems slapped together -no continuity, just a continuation of the saga of vampire Shayla LaVeaux tempting beautiful writer Stacy Valentine with eternal life (as a vamp, of course).
Sex is delivered in several flashbacks, including Tricia Deveraux servicing soldiers during World War II (and demonstrating a skill that undoubtedly appealed to her future husband Buttman. There's an important flashback from 1959 revealing Shayla's true love (played by an unknown actor named Anthony).
Stacy has plenty of sex, but it is arbitrarily staged, as when she returns to her own bedroom and finds Peter North and Holly Hummer mysteriously appearing there for a threesome (and sneaky Pete giving her a long distance money shot landing right in her eye).
When Shayla and her butler Tony Tedeschi bare their fangs, Stacy realizes it's time to skedaddle, but Tony stops her as she is set to depart, suitcases in hand, and Shayla invites her to attend the annual celebration "The Feast of the Flesh", namely a 12-person orgy. It climaxes with the big decision: will Stacy agree to become a vampire via Shayla's bite on her neck?
