Misty (1976) - Incest Drama

Misty (1976) is a classic American erotic drama directed by Joseph W. Sarno. The film follows a young woman named Misty who arrives in a small seaside town searching for the mother who abandoned her years earlier. She stays with a bisexual female artist and quickly becomes involved in the town’s hedonistic, sexually liberated circle.

The film is notable for its strong incest and taboo themes, including lesbian incest, aunt-niece relationships, and accidental incest elements. Lead actress Rebecca Brooke (credited as Mary Mendum) delivers numerous explicit full nude scenes featuring breasts, bush, and full frontal nudity, along with intense sexual encounters. Jennifer Welles and other cast members also appear in graphic sex scenes involving group sex and forbidden family-like dynamics.