Episode 508. Thanks to nano technology, we get to see Erica Cerra in a tight leather cat suit. We'd say that's a great use for technology. Maybe next time they can just desolve her clothes.

The gorgeous Erica Cerra posed for Maxim back in 2010 and we now have the behind the scenes video in HD! She has appeared in countless series, The L Word, Smallville, Supernatural, to name a few, and is currently starring on Eureka on the SyFy channel. Enjoy!

Episode 505. Wow, I had no idea Salli Richardson-Whitfield still has that kickin' of a body.You've got to check her out in VERY skimpy bra and panties. You can't see a whole lot in Erica Cerra's scenes, but we included them because she has a lot of fanboys out there.

Season Three, Episode 5. This is easily one of the hottest episode of The L Word ever! There is an amazing, bondage scene with Leisha Hailey and Erica Cerra, from SyFy's Eureka, which should be geek-bait, and some awesome, hot scenes with Katherine Moennig and Rosanna Arquette, Rachel Shelley and Alexandra Hedison, and Lauren Lee Smith and Erin Daniels.

Stylish shooting, quite a few red herrings and a game, attractive female cast should make Adam and Evil recommended. Alas, this slasher flick with a supposed twist ending that's blown by the title isn't worth the ninety minutes it'll take you to make it through it.

The plot involves you usual gaggle of high school teenage cliché characters heading out on a camping trip to blow of some steam, drink, and get laid. But these teens are bound together by a deep dark secret, one that soon stops haunting their consciences and starts stalking them while on their lake trip. You've seen it a million times before and, no doubt, you'll see it again, but this one just never quite embraces the fun of the genre and instead gets mired down in a failed attempt to make viewers care for these rather cardboard characters. Instead of a blood and boobs fest, this attempts to be an earnest mystery/drama, but with a threadbare plot and such weak characters, why the moviemakers made such a miscalculated effort is beyond logic.

Wooden acting and lots of scenes with people just standing around talking also conspire to make Adam and Evil a bit of a bore, a shame considering that Barbara Kottmeier, Lynsey Brothers, Tiffany Paterson and Erica Serra all seem as though they can act and all are rather easy on the eyes. But their acting gifts are under-utilized in this whodunit that rarely manages an inkling of suspense, and their good looks are positively ignored save one sequence of shaky-cam leering while they cavort in a lake. On the plus side, lovely Allison Warnyca steals the show as the redneck sheriff's wife who gets a little too close to one of the campers and may be the reason everyone's turning up dead.

• Format: Color, NTSC
• Studio: Velocity / Thinkfilm
• DVD Release Date: April 27, 2004
• Run Time: 90 minutes