Sophomoric comedy set on the slopes of a ski school pits two rival gangs of skiers against each other for a Spring pageant. The likable group, dubbed "Section 8," is a gang of party animals whose main objective appears to drink and get laid, while their adversaries are typical rich snobs that want "Section 8" eighty-sixed. It's all good dumb fun, recalling the spirit of many an 80's comedy, especially 1987's Summer School as two of the "Section 8" skiers are again teamed up in this movie (Dean Cameron and Patrick Labyorteaux).
None of it is particularly memorable beyond some fun (though brief) nudity from a very, very fetching female cast. While the looks at gorgeous blonde Darlene Vogel and the indescribably cute Charlie Spradling are far too quick, there are some wonderful moments with the jaw-droppingly proportioned Ava Fabian, as well as Stacy Brink whose credit as "Half Naked Woman" is well earned.
Several unknowns fill out the cast of nude extras, and almost all of their nudity is played for laughs and bless them for that! Now in HD!

Sophomoric comedy set on the slopes of a ski school pits two rival gangs of skiers against each other for a Spring pageant. The likable group, dubbed "Section 8," is a gang of party animals whose main objective appears to drink and get laid, while their adversaries are typical rich snobs that want "Section 8" eighty-sixed. It's all good dumb fun, recalling the spirit of many an 80's comedy, especially 1987's Summer School as two of the "Section 8" skiers are again teamed up in this movie (Dean Cameron and Patrick Labyorteaux).

None of it is particularly memorable beyond some fun (though brief) nudity from a very, very fetching female cast. While the looks at gorgeous blonde Darlene Vogel and the indescribably cute Charlie Spradling are far too quick, there are some wonderful moments with the jaw-droppingly proportioned Ava Fabian, as well as Stacy Brink whose credit as "Half Naked Woman" is well earned.

Several unknowns fill out the cast of nude extras, and almost all of their nudity is played for laughs. Also donning a bathing suit in one scene is cute, doe-eyed beauty Carrie Genzel, a TV actress that's slowly moving her way into features as of this writing (in 2008). Hopefully we'll see more of this lass in the future as this bikinied role was her first onscreen appearance!

April is a fashion designer who is in a design contest and is determined to win. Her main competitor is childhood acquaintance Danny. Both of them will do whatever it takes to win the contest including sleeping with influential people. When a major clothing company boss is found dead, April is the prime suspect and she must find a way to clear her name and find the real killer.

Mummys and lesbians, what an interesting combo! In this home movie quality straight-to-video flick, Hor-Shep-Sut (Ava Fabian as Ava Niche) is re-animated from a mummy and immediately goes in search of her long lost love, who conveiniently is reincarnated as nearby college student Ana Harwa (Sasha Peralto). Hor sets out to steal her love's soul with the aid of some ancient Egyptian Gods. There's some interesting flashbacks to ancient Egypt to show the lovers getting it on, but honestly while the chicks are hot, the sex scenes aren't all that great. Really terrible music and soft focus caressing, not a whole lot that looks like real sex. The best parts are when Katie Lohmann appears as Isis, then at least there's a chuckle or two at her awful line readings. She can't be as stupid as she seems, can she? Very sadly, there's a recognizable actor in this mess. You may not know Richard Lynch's name, but you'll definitely recognize him from countless TV guest shots where he usually plays the bad guy. I'd like to see Sasha in something better and considering how she has no problem with full-frontal I am sure I will. Also starring Diana Espen, Regina Russell and Aysia Lee.