Dark Love is more polished than infamous "All Night Long" trilogy, but it still has some strong scenes of violence, sexual abuse and murder. A young woman moves into an apartment that is rigged with hidden cameras. A voyeur, who has raped and abused other women watches her every move and begins a strange relationship with her. His character is truly evil and dysfunctional.
Hammer and Doreau meet Officer Elizabeth Jenkins after Sledge stops a getaway car. Jenkins takes an unhealthy interest in Hammer and shows up on his doorstep. After she throws herself at him, he rejects her, and she shoots him. The bullet grazes his temple. Jenkins makes Doreau think that she and Sledge spent the night together. The next morning, Sledge arrives at work and is shunned by everyone. Captain Trunk calls him into his office and informs Hammer that Jenkins is filing charges against him for assault and sexual harassment. Hammer says he's innocent but no one believes him. After Sledge turns in his badge (poking Trunk in the hand with the pin) and walks out, Doreau notices a smile on Jenkins' face, and begins to think Hammer is telling the truth. After confronting Jenkins that night, Doreau is tied up and gagged. Hammer arrives unexpectedly and fights with Jenkins, resulting in Jenkins falling out of a window, to her death, on the oceanfront rocks below.
For her upcoming 18th birthday, Buffy declines the Scooby gang's offer of a big party, hoping to celebrate with quiet reflection and a traditional trip to the ice show with her father. But Buffy doesn't know that preparations are being made for a life-threatening rite of passage that drains the slayer of her powers and then entraps her with a powerful and psychotic vampire foe.
Randall is deputized to transport a ruthless killer to Tucson, but exchanges him for the nun kidnapped by the killer's gang. The nettlesome nun then becomes a thorn in his side as he sets out to recapture his prisoner.
The girls who stepped into this condo disappeared one by one. First Mituki Kamiya came and then they ambushed. The moment they finished tying her up, the second girl (Nao Huzikawa) appeared. Nao who came over afterward also became to their prey. The guys examined how much they could get for two girls. They tied two girls, and made them free rein by their desire.
Sandy (Sandra Dee Robinson) goes undercover to locate a love-sick psycho preying on women with short blonde hair and becomes a captive of the killer.
While evading the law, Reno (Lorenzo Lamas) gets help from some mysterious strangers who live in an isolated commune. He soon identifies them as an anarchist group. When a series of terrorist bombings occurs in town, he quickly draws a link between the two. He befriends a woman (Melora Hardin) and her son (Tim Redwine) who live in the commune, but feels they are innocent and unaware of the terrorist activity of the others. Reno declares himself to be an anarchist to infiltrate their terrorist group and expose their operation, as well as stop another bombing from occurring.
Reno Raines (Lorenzo Lamas) saves Boone (Peter Koch), who was run off the road in a strange accident. Boone invites him to his place (only to snicker into Reno's papers), discovering he is a man on the run. Later at Highwater's local bar, Boone shows his real self (a violent robber and mugger). Reno stops him the hard way, forces him to give back what he had taken from the other people, and throws him out of town. Boone denounces Reno to the Sheriff of the next county as a wanted man, so they arrest him. Through a girl Reno had met, to whom he had given Bobby (Branscombe Richmond), he manages to warn Bobby, and Bobby tricks the Sheriff into releasing Reno. Meanwhile, Boone kidnapped Tina (Michelle McCormick), daughter of Highwater's Sheriff (Don Hood), and forces Reno to let him beat Reno up in a humiliating manner. Despite injured badly, Reno goes back intent to find the girl, and gets into another physical confrontation with Boone. When Boone is arrested by Tina's father, Tina's brother shoots Boone dead point blank. Reno Raines prepares himself to take the blame on himself, but Sheriff Wendell twists the arm of the law a bit, and is backed by the entire population of Highwater.
After winning a poker
game, Bobby (Branscombe Richmond) gets a hot tip on a legendary fugitive. He tracks the man to a
small remote village, and finds the whole town has been going to great lengths
to keep the man's identity a secret. While Bobby and Reno (Lorenzo Lamas) have been on their own
quest to uncover the identity of the fugitive, they must contend with a rival
bounty hunter who is after the same thing.
