Frank and Ellen are an attractive and successful New York couple, who are totally devoted to the BDSM lifestyle. Away from the bustle of the city, they enjoy their kinky pleasures at their beautiful country estate in the Adirondacks. In this secluded hideaway, they are joined by an elite group of masochistic friends and associates, who enjoy spending time in steel cages, or chained to a steel ball, or bound and suspended in elaborate fashion, gagged, hooded and impaled. Frank and Ellen broker bondage and related activities for those seeking safe, sane and expensive sex where there is strong control and uncompromising safety. Arriving guests are soon chained and locked away in tiny cells in one of several sub basements where they'll stay much longer than a single weekend - some stay forever. All of them will spend their visits in confinement and restraint with chains, rope, wire, rubber and leather bondage. They're pierced, impaled, whipped, flogged, spanked and fucked by both genders, degraded and entombed in rubber and coffins. The cells in the basement are real, as are the racks, steel frames, crosses and suspension harnesses. While the cells provide opportunity for solitary contemplation, the old barns and woodshed with its twin whipping posts provide off site sessions for more kinky play. While most guests may have an idea of what's in store, Patty is whisked off to the estate by Ellen, unaware of F&E's elaborate plan to save her from her miserable life with a long stint in their sub-basement. Another new sub, Katy, joins the bevy of submissives as a new employee at F&E who discovers a strong fascination for bondage and other bdsm exploits when she accompanies Ellen to the estate. Little does she know what kinky things the couple has in store for her. Though some vehemently deny it, and some need to be 'coaxed' to admit it, most go to F&E's Adirondack getaway because they crave this unique environment where their tastes are coddled to the extreme, and their ultimate fetish/fantasies can be safely indulged.
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