The 1994 film S.F.W., So Fucking What, was a fun film with a cast of young stars including Stephen Dorff, Reese Witherspoon,and Joey Lauren Adams to name a few. Dorff and Witherspoon become reality TV royalty before reality was a fad due to being in the wrong place at the wrong time during a convenient store hold and are held captive on live TV. Dorff coins the phrase "So Fucking What" and it turns him into a rock star. Joey Lauren shows some quick tit, Reese is cute as hell , Natasha has a bit see thru, and Melissa shows tit in a few scenes! All in HD!

When Natasha Gregson Wagner and Heather Graham discover that the boyfriends they're waiting to surprise are in fact the same person--egocentric actor Robert Downey, Jr.--they decide to confront the two-timer with the truth. It sounds like a sexier movie than it is. Heather Graham does fake a great orgasm, but there's virtually no nudity -- this movie is all talk. Excellent performances from all invovled, but it might have worked better as a stage play.

A floundering playwright (Blair Underwood) is tempted to stray from his aristocratic English wife (Lucinda Clare), the successful author of a series of self-help books, when her seductive sister (Natasha Gregson Wagner, the daughter of legendary actress Natalie Wood) steps forward to serve as his new muse. Daniel Faraldo directs this independent drama based on his play by the same name.

Let director David Lynch chauffeur you down a dark and twisted road of passion, madness and murder, as the seemingly unconnected stories of musician Bill Pullman and wife Patricia Arquette, who learn someone is videotaping them inside their home, and mechanic Balthazar Getty, who has an affair with mob boss Robert Loggia's mistress (Arquette again), are brought together, thanks to the machinations of white-faced mystery man Robert Blake. With Natasha Gregson Wagner, Lisa Boyle, Balthazar Getty, Gary Busey, Richard Pryor, Jack Nance.

Very well done 1998 slasher film. Lots of recognizeable stars and a good plot with a twisty surprise ending.

A university is haunted by its past as killings which resemble urban legends become a reality.

No nudity, and the blood and gore, while present, is handled as tastefully as a slasher movie can. Definitely a must for slasher fans who may have missed this movie.

Count Dracula is in L.A., running a hideous club scene, and he's angry that a rogue vampire, posing as a streetwalker, is slashing. He's also unhappy that Dallas, a youthful undead and former protégé, is in town. The rogue slasher, Nico, serendipitously picks Dallas as a victim; after discovering each other's nature, they become lovers. In fear of the Count, Dallas's coterie urges him to kill Nico, but he refuses. Meanwhile, a Viennese vampire hunter, Van Helsing, arrives in L.A. and hires the Crips to help him. They're soon following Nico and Dallas. When they capture her, Dallas wants to deal: spare Nico and he'll lead the hunters to Dracula. It's time for stake and bake.