Ayanda, a young man from Soweto working in England, has heard stories about a haunted medieval castle on the English countryside. Tales of lust and unbridled passion, which tell of a 12th century duchess and her Nubian chief maidservant, both attractive women, who held feasts in which male guests were entertained by the many maidservants. Rumor has it that these revelries took place shamelessly in all parts of the castle, whether in the ballroom, the duchess' court, the dining hall, the kitchen, or in any of the private chambers. The tales also go around that the heavy breathing, grunting and groaning of people having sex, the rapid slapping of skin on skin, the howling and screams of women in coital and orgasmic bliss, could still be heard in the nearby village. Ever the curious type, Ayanda decides to investigate for himself, to verify whether the stories are true or not. So despite being warned that men who venture into the castle are never the same after that, and that many actually never come back, Ayanda the sceptic decides to visit the castle anyway.