Karla Kush as Chelsea, a member of the book club started by Dylan.

Brent Harvey as Tomas, Jules's boss and Scarlet's husband.

Later, Jules, Scarlet and Tomas enter into a faithful polygamous relationship. Nika Khitrova as Scarlet, one of Jules' bosses who is, unbeknownst to her husband, having an affair with Jules.Kevin Nelson as Raif, a coffee bar owner who has a mutual attraction to Ashley.Raylin Joy as Dylan Quinn, Jules' roommate who is into kinky sex and recruits girls for Elliott.Victoria Levine as Jules, Ashley's friend who offers her a place to stay and has secrets of her own.

Justin Berti as Elliott, a BDSM practitioner who works with Dylan and develops an interest in Ashley and eventually initiates her into BDSM practices.Ashlynn Yennie as Ashley Pendleton, a young girl, recently out of a bad relationship, stumbles into the BDSM world after her interest is piqued by an erotic novel SLAVE by a mysterious novelist named Nolan Keats.For those disappointed with Fifty Shades Of Grey - or those who thought it pushed the envelope when it comes to on-screen sex - who are looking for some genuine thrills in the BDSM movie department, here are 20 movies well worth your time.The series follows the journey of Ashley ( Ashlynn Yennie) from being in an unhappy relationship to her exploration of BDSM when she stumbles upon an erotic novel. Fifty Shades of Grey has come in for a great deal of criticism for misrepresenting the BDSM (bondage and discipline, dominance and submission, and sadism and mashochism) scene it attempts to depict, while campaigners against domestic abuse have lambasted the film for its irresponsible depiction of Ana and Grey's relationship. How much this was thanks to die hard fans of the novel is perhaps irrelevant - one thing is for sure, audiences can expect the sequels to make their way to the silver screen some time in the future. Regardless of the fact that much of the titillation on screen is tepid in comparison to many other movies and the script is barely an improvement on the frankly atrocious writing in the original novel, movie-goers have nevertheless flocked to see it in droves.

The film - received poorly by critics, and deservedly so - has gone on to break all records for an R-rated movie, grossing something in the region of $235 million globally since its release last week. The huge success of the movie adaptation of Fifty Shades Of Grey this weekend is for many a sad indictment of the decline in cinematic standards in recent years.

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