Summer Heat (1979)

"Summer Heat" (1979) is a film directed by Alex deRenzy, parodying "Deliverance." The plot centers around a wealthy senator who intends to construct a dam in a remote area of Northern California, which is met with resistance from the local residents. The locals disrupt the senator's boating party, leading to chaos. The narrative includes a woman's recollection of her sexually adventurous summer spent with a group of young people on a pleasure-focused houseboat at Lake Shasta. The film features a cast led by Desiree Cousteau and includes various sexual scenes, showcasing a range of sexual activities and positions.

The film is structured around multiple scenes featuring a variety of actors, illustrating the theme of pleasure and exploration.