I'm not sure what movie the person who wrote the plot outline came from - this is from the only available version of this film today, entitled "Sexual Witchcraft", running at 62 minutes. Wayne is home from the sea, and ready for some girly action. While he and his mother exchange a lot of sexual innuendo, nothing develops along those lines. His father is a Bible-thumping minister who is sexually dominated by his wife behind closed doors. Mom generously points son Wayne towards young Sally Porter, who has grown to womanhood during Wayne's long absence at sea. Fortunately, Sally is as big a horn-dog as Wayne, and they get it on almost immediately. The next morning, Wayne drives mom to work, but finds that "work" is just a ruse, as she hops in a cab after Wayne drops her off. Wayne tails her to an apartment building, where he spies on her through the skylight. Turns out good old mom is a Satanic priestess, conducting a ritual of initiation for a young woman on this particular morning. The Satanists eventually spot Wayne spying on them, with potentially dire consequences for the boy. He must endure a life-threatening ordeal - involving "sexual communion" with the new initiate. While it never appears he's in any danger, he survives the "ordeal," joins mom as a fellow cultist, and acquires supernatural power over women ... which you'll get to see in the sequel, Happy Days [1974, International Home Video Corporation, in which we also meet Wayne's sister, "Debbie"].