In 1974, a group of college kids are headed to Dallas through the back roads of Texas. On the way, they encounter a young hitchhiker who shoots herself with a revolver. The kids contact the sheriff, who takes a long time to come down to meet them. Two of them wander over to a large homestead, which they discover is inhabited by a clan of psychopathic cannibals, including the sheriff and the people at the roadside stand! The leader of these is Leatherface - a 6'4' giant wearing a blood-splattered apron and a mask of human skin, who carries a nasty & loudly-buzzing chainsaw. One at a time, the young college students fall prey to the demented Leatherface and the cannibalistic inbreds, until only one girl remains - Erin. She must stay alive long enough to reveal the horrible secret of Leatherface to the world....Will she escape 'The Buzz'?
Unfortunately there is no nudity in this remake, directed by The Cell director Marcus Nispel, but there are a couple sexy scenes with Jessica Biel. Can she ever be not-hot? Now in HD!

When schoolteacher Frank (Johnathon Schaech) investigates the strange scars he's had since childhood, he unwittingly unleashes the deadly result of a secret biological experiment. Now, Frank must find a way to stop the organism before life on Earth is destroyed. With the Army planning countermeasures that could kill countless civilians, Frank and hazmat specialist Carrie (Erica Leerhsen) work against the clock to take down the killer creature. Also starring Liezl Carstens.

Quite possibly one of the greatest TV dramas ever to air, David Chase's The Sopranos debuted in 1999 and television was never the same. A brilliant medley of life as the Don of New Jersey versus life as the head of a household, viewers followed Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) as he tried to navigate both sets of treacherous waters. Over seven seasons the show featured stellar regulars and surprising guest stars that ranged from Peter Bogdonavich, Steve Buscemi, Joe Pantoliano, Franki Valli, David Strathairn, Will Arnett, David Lee Roth, Lawrence Taylor and many more. And the women? Fuggedaboutit.

Season Three, Episode 1: One of the funniest episodes has the FBI following every important player associated with the Soprano's home life. Whether it's Drea de Matteo's ass, Erica Leerhsen's pokies, or a young Ari Graynor in her panties, it was a great opening to the new season.

In 1974, a group of college kids are headed to Dallas through the back roads of Texas. On the way, they encounter a young hitchhiker who shoots herself with a revolver. The kids contact the sheriff, who takes a long time to come down to meet them. Two of them wander over to a large homestead, which they discover is inhabited by a clan of psychopathic cannibals, including the sheriff and the people at the roadside stand! The leader of these is Leatherface - a 6'4' giant wearing a blood-splattered apron and a mask of human skin, who carries a nasty & loudly-buzzing chainsaw. One at a time, the young college students fall prey to the demented Leatherface and the cannibalistic inbreds, until only one girl remains - Erin. She must stay alive long enough to reveal the horrible secret of Leatherface to the world....Will she escape 'The Buzz'?

Unfortunately there is no nudity in this remake, directed by The Cell director Marcus Nispel, but there are a couple sexy scenes with Jessica Biel. Can she ever be not-hot?

A young attorney becomes embroiled in the dangerous world of organized crime when he begins a torrid affair with his star witness--who also happens to be the wife of the powerful mob boss he's trying to bring down. Anson Mount, Erica Leerhsen, Jake Weber, Jamey Sheridan, Dan Hedaya, and Robert Vaughn star in this intense legal drama.