The Seduction (1982)

1970s television superstar Morgan Fairchild had a very short-lived career headlining movies with The Seduction (1982) being probably the best known of her starring vehicles. Here Morgan plays Los Angeles television news anchorwoman Jaime Douglas, the kind of woman who seems to have it all from her cushy gig reading the news to a luxurious house in the Hollywood hills. Then she runs afoul of Derek (Andrew Stevens) a photographer who takes more than a passing interest in Jaime. He makes several attempts to offer his services to Jaime, but she rejects his offers as well as his amorous advances, having just embarked on a new relationship with the much more grounded and sane Brandon (Michael Sarrazin). The rejections end up flipping a switch in Derek's mind and turning him into a serial stalker who seems to have a way of uncovering Jaime's deepest and darkest secrets. It isn't long before Derek begins surveilling Jaime in her home, reinforcing the fact that she can never feel safe anywhere, not even at home with the man she actually loves. This puts the two on a collision course with destiny, one that's sure to leave everyone involved irrevocably changed forever! While it's a shame that the gorgeous young Andrew Stevens doesn't show off any more of his nude body below his waist, but Michael Sarrazin is there to pick up the slack! Grab a great look at Sarrazin's seat meat when he joins Fairchild in the hot tub, all while Stevens spies on them from afar! Now that's a seduction we'd be hard pressed to reject!