What happens when you take the plot from Super Troopers and make it two competing EMT squads instead of police forces? You get Skid Marks. Nowhere near as funny, but add a small person and a bunch of strippers who actually strip and I'll watch it everytime. Keep and eye out for Lauren Alvernaz, Eva Derreck, Dawn Vaughn, Erica Porter and Emily Freeman.

Slapstick parody casts Jaime Pressly as Tiffany, a supermodel fan-girl given the opportunity of a lifetime to assist on a swimsuit shoot. Unfortunately for poor Tiffany, the supermodels are less-than-friendly and soon are targeted by a killer... dressed as a ninja. Good-natured, broad comedy ensues, and while there's not a lot of nudity, the cast is very attractive and spends the greater part of the picture in bikinis. Counted among the supermodels are Sung Hi Lee, Marcelle Larice, Kimberley Davies, smokin' hot Maria Arcé, and the statuesque Brooke Burns whose gorgeous looks are played for laughs as she sports tufts of thick armpit hair throughout the picture (Nasty!). While none of the supermodels get naked, there are some pokies from almost all listed above as well as Pressly. Yet it's only Eva Derrek that drops her kit and man, does she ever look great in her single scene. Much less titillating (yet pretty funny)? A kiss between Kimberly Davies and Kathy Bates lookalike Diane Delano.

A lonely and shy young woman (co-producer Gabriella Hall in a late-career role), inherits a house and stumbles upon a secret formula that enables her to transform her body in any way she wants. Each time she takes on a different form, she loses parts of her own personality until she doesn't know where her real self ends and her new alter-ego begins. The struggle between her new found abilities and her own conscience lead up to a climax where she will have to recapture her old life or give in to her desires. Starring Blythe Metz as Hall's main alter-ego, Jacqueline, and several other actresses unafraid to show off their best assets, including Rebekah Ellis, Eva Derrek, Faith Morales, Lexi, and Sarah Hayes-Marshall. Good stuff, from the director of The Sex Files: Alien Erotica, Rolfe Kanefsky, this one could have easily been a tossed-together softcore mess, but it manages to succeed for the most part as an interesting movie.

When a greedy real estate mogul becomes determined to sell a house with a violent and evil past, he hires six college students to clean up the place. After getting to work, the co-eds plan on getting done quickly so they can party. But when they discover an ancient tomb and inadvertently unleash a bloodthirsty female demon, the youths are thrust into a terrifying struggle to survive. Eva Derrek, Laura Stein, Adriana Esquivel star.

A 21st-century spin on "The Big Chill," this ensemble seriocomedy focuses on the upcoming wedding of a pair of college sweethearts (Adam Garcia and Amy Adams) and the reunion of old friends it brings about. Among the guests are a neurotic actress, a Hollywood agent, and a best man and a maid of honor (Melissa Sagemiller) who are themselves contemplating marriage. Carla Harvey, Eva Derek, Lauren German also star.