Natural Enemy
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| Starring | Donald Sutherland William McNamara Lesley Ann Warren Joe Pantoliano Tia Carrere | |
| Directed by | Douglas Jackson | |
| Produced by | Nicolas Clermont | |
| Studio | Filmline International Home Box Office (HBO) Phoenician Films Screen Partners | |
| Music by | Alan Reeves | |
| Distributed by | Home Box Office | |
| Runtime | 88 minutes | |
| Country | Canada United States | |
| language | English | |
Natural Enemy (1997) is an American made-for-cable movie directed by Douglas Jackson. It stars Donald Sutherland, William McNamara, Lesley Ann Warren, and Lenore Zann.
Synopsis
Ted Robards (Donald Sutherland) is a businessman who has his hotshot young partner, Jeremy, (William McNamara) staying with him as a temporary house guest. What Ted doesn't know is that Jeremy is the son of his second wife, who was adopted into an abusive family and is now a raving psychopath.
The spanking scenes
Lenore Zann plays Jeremy's slutty, masochistic girlfriend. In the first scene, she is naked, face down on a couch with her wrists bound. There is a snake tattoo on her right ass cheek that he smacks with his hand. She begs for more and we see a close-up of his hand hitting her again, then her face as she receives a third smack.
Later, she is handcuffed to a dresser while they have rough doggie-style sex. Jeremy also beats her with a leather paddle. About to climax, she begs: "Do it harder!" and we see the paddle impact again.
With each paddle stroke, Jeremy has split-second flashbacks of the childhood belt-whippings his abusive step-father once gave him. We see only the father as he swings the belt; then, cigarette in hand, he leans toward the still unseen boy.
Jeremy recreates the scene, snuffing his cigarette out on his girlfriend's ass-cheek (again, on the snake tattoo). She screams in pain and complains, "That really hurt!"
"Don't I know it", he replies.
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