A controversial affair unfolds when a young man, Glen, manipulates his stepmother, Lorraine and her sister, Leilanie, to fall for him to exact revenge on his father, Mauro, whose infidelity he thinks is the reason why his mom committed suicide years ago. But there is a twist and Glen is in for a life-shattering shock.
Cheating Notes
Glen hates his father because his grandma told him that his father's infidelity was basically the reason why his mother took her life. And now, his father comes back to the house with his much younger girlfriend, Lorraine whom he marries shortly. Glen hates Lorraine instantly, and they also get off on the wrong foot when she thinks that he is peeping on her the first time they meet in the house (03:58).
Lorraine, in wanting to avoid being alone with Glen in the house in the foreseeable future, lets Leilanie, her sister, live in the house as well.
After they have sex (16:36), Ava, Glen's screw buddy, advises him to seduce both Lorraine and Leilanie to create chaos between them and his dad (19:30). Glen agrees.
Glen proceeds with his plan on seducing the sisters. He has phone sex with Ava on the couch and masturbates, knowing that Leilanie will be able to see him. Leilanie watches him and touches herself from her hiding position, but so does Lorraine, who also watches from outside the house (21:54).
Glen hits on Lorraine in the kitchen, opening with the line, "Do you like eggplants?" while she is chopping vegetables (24:53). She gives him a look, seemingly aware of what he means. He also tells her calling her mama wouldn't be appropriate because people can mistake her for his girlfriend, seeing how close their age are. When he touches her hair, Lorraine tries to slap him, calling him a pervert but he is able to catch her hand with his. I kind of like this seduction scene.
Glen's father comes into the kitchen and asks what's going on. Lorraine lies and doesn't tell her that Glen hit on her.
Glen's father suffers a stroke. While Lorraine stays with her husband in the hospital in the following days, Glen seduces Leilanie and succeeds. He screws her in the bathroom (30:12).
Glen's father comes home, now half-paralyzed. Lorraine starts getting exasperated in taking care of her husband, and it shows when she gets mad when he sprays water on her for fun as she is trying to give him a bath.
Glen approaches and seduces Lorraine in the kitchen again, this time in a sympathetic and apologetic manner (36:29). "Let me take care of you," he tells her, knowing she's tired from household chores and taking care of his father. He gives her a massage at the dining table, and this leads to them having sex.
Lorraine, feeling happy and satisfied (probably because she had sex with Glen) initiates sex with her husband (44:55). She rides him on the bed, but gets frustrated and surrenders because he couldn't get it up.
Ava asks Glen if his plan to wreak havoc between the sisters and his dad is still ongoing. When he hesitates, she asks her if he's falling for Lorraine.
A stressed and overworked Lorraine has sex with Glen outside the house (50:52). Leilanie sees them and confronts them after their tryst. She tells Glen to choose and leaves the house when he chooses Lorraine.
Glen screws Lorraine doggy-style on the couch (58:21). Her husbands hears them, comes out of the bedroom and sees them in the act. But Glen doesn't stop screwing Lorraine and makes his father watch so that the latter can experience the pain he caused his mom. This doesn't sit well with Lorraine and she breaks free from Glen's grasp.
(Spoiler)
Glen's grandma tells him the truth about his mom: it's her who cheated on his dad and not the other way around. It's a devastating truth, given all the things Glen did to his dad and turning out that the latter is the one who got wronged.
Summary
A nice cheating stepmom film, and I like the drama too, especially the reveal about Glen's mom. It's also great that the film showed in the end that it's not too late for Glen to make up for all the nasty things he did to his father, which includes screwing his stepmom.
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