There are no nice people in this 2005 crime/horror flick. The bad guys are bad. The good guys (the cops) are almost as bad. Even the innocent victims are a little screwed up. All in all, this is a scary, badass movie. Rod Zombie's follow up to House of 1000 Corpses is set months after the first movie. The Texas cops are slightly annoyed at the 1000+ victims attributed to the Firefly family, and the manhunt is on. One of them is a brother of one of the Firefly's victims, and he is obsessed with getting them all. Non-stop action, violence, mayhem, and gore are what this movie offers. It's gruesome but well done, and the ending is fitting although it casts doubts about another sequel. Still, the door is left open just slightly. A cool, unpleasant, but exciting flick. Now in HD!

"Clerks" director Kevin Smith moves from the mini-mart to the mall, where slackers Jeremy London and Jason Lee go to forget their romantic woes. But the shoppers' paradise offers little respite, as they encounter a taping of a TV show called "Truth or Date," Marvel Comics guru Stan Lee, the inimitable Jay and Silent Bob, and their ex-girlfriends. With Shannon Doherty, Claire Forlani. Now in HD!

Some people think that the 80s were a complete nightmare, but I think the early 90s were just as scary. In Talons of the Eagle you've got the 90s hair, the 90s clothes, the 90s direct-to-video music. Before Billy Blanks started turning middle-aged housewives into physically fit middle-aged housewives, he kicked ass and took names while women like Priscilla Barnes and Kelly Gallant made this movie look a whole lot better.

What happens when a group of horny collegians open a sex clinic that becomes a money-making operation? Find out in this racy, zany effort starring Priscilla Barnes. You'll notice some very famous actors in this movie, including Dennis Quaid. It's very odd to see them so young; but they are still very talented.

In Sean Penn's second directorial effort, Jack Nicholson plays the father of girl killed in a hit-and-run accident. He obsesses over exacting his revenge on the man serving time for her murder, to the point of his life going completely off the rails. Then again, how bad can your life be if you're screwing Priscilla Barnes AND Kari Wuhrer?

Figuring you were already scared of great white sharks thanks to Jaws, along comes Tintorera, the much-smaller but no less hungry tiger shark. Thankfully, this shark likes eating lots of naked women. Starring Priscilla Barnes, Susan George, Jennifer Ashley, Fiona Lewis, Laura Lyons.

A world record orgy, wild sex scenes, ninjas... just a typical day at the office when you happen to work on a porn set. Director Chuck Steak (Mark DeCarlo) is making his last film and wants to go out with a bang. With the help of veteran actress Roxy Free (Priscilla Barnes) and the outrageously endowed Lance Long (Adrian Zmed), they concoct the biggest and most absurdly complicated porn film ever made. But along the way, everything that can possibly go wrong does go wrong. Tempers flare, secrets are revealed and a hidden past is exposed, as all hell breaks loose during the climactic orgy scene. It's a wild ride in this rowdy and heartwarming tale of life in the adult film industry.

Also starring: Lisa Jay, Eva Frajko, Alexa Jago, Susan Hale, and Lorielle New

There are no nice people in this 2005 crime/horror flick. The bad guys are bad. The good guys (the cops) are almost as bad. Even the innocent victims are a little screwed up. All in all, this is a scary, badass movie.

Rod Zombie's follow up to House of 1000 Corpses is set months after the first movie. The Texas cops are slightly annoyed at the 1000+ victims attributed to the Firefly family, and the manhunt is on. One of them is a brother of one of the Firefly's victims, and he is obsessed with getting them all.

Non-stop action, violence, mayhem, and gore are what this movie offers. It's gruesome but well done, and the ending is fitting although it casts doubts about another sequel. Still, the door is left open just slightly. A cool, unpleasant, but exciting flick.

Four top woman directors explore the world of female sexuality in this frank and revealing anthology. A phone-sex operator (Kamala Lopez-Dawson) becomes attracted to a client in Lizzie Borden's "Let's Talk About Sex"; an American woman (Priscilla Barnes) in Germany joins her lesbian lover in a search for a one-time "fling" with a man in "Taboo Parlor" by Monika Treut; Ana Maria Magalhaes' "Final Call" follows a teacher's memorable train ride; and a Chinese couple try to overcome cultural differences in Clara Law's "Wonton Soup."