The budding sexual urges of young women cause themselves and others trouble.

The film starts with a magazine boss explaining to his fellow journalists that their recent series on rape, although very popular has now run out of steam. They then all come up with ideas around the assumption that young girls are seducing poor guys all over the place. We get the guy's introduction and then go into the sexy sequence.—christopher-underwood

Unfortunately, things are not looking up for the tabloid Constanze magazine, and the publishers have decided that their readers have had enough with their stale articles. To boost readership, the editors have come up with a fresh look at the subject of sex, seen from a completely different angle: men who are exploited, and even victimised, by young seducers. As a result, the ideas start flowing, including beautiful college girls seducing solitary painters; unsuspecting customers who buy gasoline and get a pretty girl in the backroom of a service station; a different, raunchier take on the "Princess and the Pea" fable, and other stories, each vignette steamier than the previous one. These girls are insatiable, and they are determined to go to great lengths to get what they want. Won't somebody teach them a lesson?—Nick Riganas