Take 10 women, including a few porn stars, a randy flight attendant, a masseuse, a downtrodden wife, put 'em all in an indie bag and shake it all together and you've got Women in Trouble. This is DEFINITELY a chick flick, but the best kind: one with LOTS of skin. Unfortunately you do not get to see Carla Gugino, Marley Shelton, Connie Britton, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Adrianne Palicki, Camrone Richardson, Caitlin Keats or Sarah Clarke nude, but there's so much panty-clad flesh that you just won't care. She'll wanna watch it cuz it's a chick movie...you'll wanna watch cuz of the chicks. Now in HD from Bluray!

This sequel to Women in Trouble features many of the same actresses but focuses on Carla Gugino, who plays pregnant porn star Elektra Luxx. And while most of the scenes feature Ms. Gugino, nudophiles will be grateful that Emmanuelle Chriqui and Adrianne Palicki also return for some hot lesbian action. Add to list Lucy Punch, Rya Kihlstedt, Emma Bell and Amy Rosoff and you've got a lot of eye candy to choose from.

Ultra-sexy, somewhat disturbing thriller, in which an innocent young woman, Carla Gugino, is befriended by two hot women ,Anna Levine and Rya Kihlstedt, at a small-town bar, then discovers they have more in store for her than she originally thought. The two women take Carla out to the beach and they all go skinny dipping, the things take a turn for the worse. There are several great scenes where we get to see all three women naked and several times we see Carla Gugino's breasts very clearly.

Silly early 1900's story of two grifters (Rufus Sewell and Carla Gugino) who steal a man's mermaid (Rya Kihlsteadt) and throw her on a ship to America to make their fortune. However things don't go as swimmingly as planned. This is pure schlock, not even good schlock, but the presense of Sewell and Gugino at least raise the bar a little. Shot as part of Showtime's series of 50's horror flick remakes.

Aldous Huxley's masterwork about the relentless oppression of a possible utopian society is rendered for the small screen with an excellent cast including Peter Gallagher, Leonard Nimoy and the striking, sexy Rya Kihlstedt. While not for everyone, the story resonates even through directors Leslie Libman's and Larry Williams's missteps, and there is a precient tone to the proceedings offset by a sexy vibe from Kihlstedt's version of Lenina.