Pretty great "women-in-prison" flick features the hot-bodied good-girl (played by Gail Harris) being sent away to lock-up after her sister kills their abusive father. Soon the somewhat psycho - but still damn hot - sister (Annie Wood) turns up in jail as well to protect the good-girl from unkind treatment at the hands of her fellow inmates, including the awe-inspiring Jenna Bodner whose body is positively worth being in prison to see. Fans of shower scenes and cat-fights will definitely want to check this schlock masterpiece out!

Back when it was still OK to have a story and actual actresses in erotic cinema, movies like Forbidden Games were a dime a dozen. By the mid 2000's however, flicks like this seemed rare and precious totems of better days gone by. In reality, Forbidden Games is yet another (somewhat more explicit) Basic Instinct offshoot involving a cop (or in this case, a Department of Justice officer) that gets in over his head with a femme fatale (or three) while investigating the kinky circumstances of a powerful man's murder. In this case, the deceased is a modeling agency kingpin with just a hint of Hugh Hefner crossed with a S&M fetish.

Jack is a real scum-bag who is going to marry Kristy (Griffen Drew). He has a bad habit of sleeping with other women and stealing all of her money. Two weeks before their marriage, Kristy sees Jack having sex with their maid, Rosa (Amy Rochelle). It turns out that he was threatening Rosa into having sex as well as his secretary Diane (Robyn Harris). When he goes away on business, Kristy, Rosa, and Diane devise a way to get him back for all of the things he has put them through. They also decide to turn his house into a special massage parlor for a few nights so Kristy can try to make some of the money back that Jack stole from her.

This film is a little unusual by softcore standards, and as a result, there is a scene or two that is somewhat funny. But these films are always about showing as many scantily-clad women as is possible, and in that sense the movie succeeds brilliantly. But overall, most of the humour is lame, the acting is shaky at best, and the nudity gets tiresome unless you have a raging libido, so there is really no reason that anyone would want to watch this fairly standard example of American erotica.

B-movies have their own responsibility. They gotta be bad, of course, but they also need decent acting, a plot that isn't totally ridiculous, some good looking monsters (if they're monster movies like this one), some reasonable production quality, and some gratuitous nudity. 2003's The Curse of the Komodo got most of it right.

A group of genetically altered Komodo Dragons turn against their creators on a remote tropical island. Will the scientists that created them wind up as dinner? You betcha. Oh, and for kicks, let's turn a couple of the guys into zombies after touching the slime exuded by the Komodos. Lame enough to be bad, and good enough to watch, this is a fun B-movie, which has already shown up on Sci-Fi channel (minus most of the nude bathing scene).

Olivier Gruner is kickboxing expert who gets himself thrown in jail to avenge the murder of his girlfriend. He finds out his girlfriend was killed to cover up an underground fight club she was writing an article on. In order to find out who is behind the fight club he must fight his way to the top of the pile.

I was not very impressed with the martial arts in this movie. I can handle bad acting in a good martial arts movie but this flick had nothing going for it. Out of five stars I give this a big goose egg - zero.

Nicole Eggert plays a dual role (mother and daughter) in this 1990 adaptation of an Edgar Allan Poe short story about a witch put to death in Colonial America who returns 17 years later searching for immortal life through the body of her daughter.

Pretty cool witch movie, with some nice nudity. There were some lesbian overtones in the movie that I don't think came from Poe, but with Roger Corman as producer, that's understandable.

It appears they used a body double for Nicole Eggert, as you never see her face and body at the same time.

Brad's wife is mysteriously murdered. Detective Crank has too many other things to do than find her killer so he tells Brad to do some of his own detective work. Brad begins recounting all of his affairs that his has had with women he met on an internet fantasy line. From these women, he must try and decide which one killed his wife and why.