Naked Vengeance

Carla Harris and her husband Mark are driving home from a restaurant when they spot a man attacking a woman. Mark rushes to intervene, but the attacker kills him before the police arrive. A detective named Russo informs Carla there are no witnesses and promises to reach out if anything turns up.

Officer Russo visits Carla at her home to deliver the news that there were no witnesses to the assault. The revelation leaves Carla feeling isolated and exposed. Russo pledges to contact her if anything else surfaces.

On the way to her parents' house, Carla stops at a gas station and unexpectedly runs into her old boyfriend Burke and his friend Sparky. The reunion unsettles her, reminding her of the danger in her life.

Carla goes to a club and reconnects with Estelle, her best friend from high school, and Estelle's husband Slob. The evening rekindles older friendships but also underscores the disconnect between Carla's past and her present danger.

While at the club, Carla is accosted by Fletch, the local butcher, whose harassment adds to her sense of vulnerability. The encounter triggers Carla to seek safety back at her home.

Back at her house, Carla notices Timmy, the gardener, spying on her from a distance. The moment reveals that someone is watching her even in the safety of her own home.

A gang of six masked men breaks into Carla's house and brutally gangs-rapes her. The violence devastates her sense of security and marks the beginning of her quest for vengeance.

While Carla lies traumatized, Burke returns with his shotgun and kills Carla's parents and Timmy. The family tragedy solidifies Carla's resolve to take justice into her own hands.

Carla wakes in the hospital and declares she wants revenge. That night, she escapes, seduces a bartender at a closed bar, has him pour wine over his body, steals his gun, and uses a candle to set him on fire.

The next day, Carla finds Burke aboard his speedboat, stabs him, and then uses a grappling hook to throw him into the boat’s path, causing him to drown. She escapes the scene and disappears into the night.

Carla sneaks to Sparky's gas station and, while Sparky works on a car, drops a car onto him, killing him. The act marks another brutal step in her vendetta.

Carla goes to Arnie's ice company and pushes Arnie into the ice cube maker, sealing his fate. The deadly act demonstrates Carla's willingness to go to extreme lengths for revenge.

Pursued by Fletch, the gang, and locals, Carla returns to her parents' house. The house is set on fire, but Carla manages to escape through a basement vent and vanish into the night.

That same night, Carla confronts Fletch in his butcher shop, retrieves the shotgun he once used to kill her family, and shoots him dead.

Two months later, in New York, Carla locates the man who killed her husband. She seduces him, then shoots him, finally allowing herself to walk away in tears as she completes her long vigil.