The Trouble with Perpetual Deja-Vu (1999)

Called “the Spielberg of film’s new digital age,” indie filmmaker Todd Verow got his career cranking with The Trouble with Perpetual Deja-Vu (1999), a lyrical low-budget drama about a Cape Cod couple weathering marital problems. Vince (Eric Sapp) and Danielle (Devery Doleman) have had a rough slog from the very start––following a loveless honeymoon, the couple has weathered bouts of bickering and depression, but it’s nothing like the hellstorm that hits when Vince catches Danielle in bed with another man (Bill Dwyer). The adulterer clearly excites Danielle a lot more than her hubby does, as she uses every opportunity in bed with him to cut loose and deliver her kinkiest material. Dwyer’s the lucky recipient of shower parties, foot jobs, and heaps of sumptuous flesh.