: Kay Parker’s acting is frequently praised for bringing an "integrity" to the role that was rare for the genre at the time.
), a sexually frustrated mother whose internal dams begin to break. What makes it "interesting"—and frankly, what gave it such staying power—is that the central "taboo" (an incestuous attraction to her son) is treated with a bizarrely serious, almost Shakespearean weight rather than just sleazy exploitation. Highlights: Performance: imdb taboo 1980