Jay (Jason Mewes) and Silent Bob (Kevin Smith), the drug-dealing stoners who've made cameo appearances in a clutch of Smith's films, are back and starring in their own flick! When Jay and Bob learn that their comic-book alter egos, Bluntman and Chronic, have been sold to Hollywood as part of a big-screen movie -- but that they're out any royalties -- the pair travels to Tinseltown to sabotage the production. Also starring Eliza Dushku, Shannon Elizabeth, Jennifer Schwalbach, Ali Larter, June Silvia, Carmen Llewelyn.

Morgan (Sean Astin) and Jason (Matthew Lillard) are avidly confirmed bachelors. Determined to maintain their single status, they travel the California coast surfing, philosophizing and washing dishes to earn their keep. When a good friend submits to matrimony, the two travel home, where each meets his match: Jason finds an old girlfriend, and Morgan finds a sharp, leather-clad stripper. Shannon Elizabeth and Brian Dennehy co-star.

"Scream," "I Know What You Did Last Summer," "The Blair Witch Project" and other horror films are spoofed to outrageous effect by director Keenan Ivory Wayans, as brothers Shawn and Marlon are among the teenage targets of a white-masked, hooded, hook-handed killer terrorizing B.A. Corpse High School. Shannon Elizabeth, Cheri Oteri and Carmen Electra also star.

American Pie (HD). This is the nude scene that started the American Pie series and made it hugely popular. I warn you this scene is in German, because the BluRay was discontinued in the U.S., but I doubt you will mind. The clarity is amazing and Shannon Elizabeth looks crystal clear in her nude glory! In this clip she is a foreign exchange student who finds some porn in a young boys room and she begins to masturbate to the maganzines. The boy walks in and tries to have sex with Shannon, who is more than willing, but everything ends a little too soon. At least we get to see Shannon's amazing young body and perfect pink nipples before it is over.

Sometimes you can try to...re-interpret...a classic horror movie. Maybe you add, maybe you subtract, but rarely is it as good as the original. Adam Gierasch's remake of the classic 80s horror flick Night of the Demons is one of those rare remakes that is actually as good as the original. Not only is it just as creepy, but it brings back Linnea Quigley's ballerina-bent-over scene and the sick lipstick/boob scene in a wonderful nod to the original. Also starring Diora Baird, Shannon Elizabeth and Bobbi Sue Luther.

Ex-card shark Tommy Vinson (Burt Reynolds) swore himself off the cards years ago, but when he takes on a cocky young player named Alex Stillman (Bret Harrison) as his protégé, he quickly finds himself drawn back into the world of high-stakes poker. Co-written and directed by Gil Cates Jr., this character-driven drama also stars Shannon Elizabeth, Jon Thomas and Maria Mason.

The dancing competition for "celebrities" returns this fall with an ever dimming wattage of stars and a big lack of dance talent as well. Former Jimmy Kimmel sidekick and radio host Adam Carola may be very funny on the air, but he can't get out of his own way on the dance floor and Pricilla Pressley, a stunningly beautiful woman back in the 80's is now just bizarre looking after a few too many plastic surgeries. However former Olypian Kristi Yamaguchi is awefully cute and a damned fine dancer. She's clearly the early favorite. Likewise, American Pie star Shannon Elizabeth is quite a talented dancer and as hot as ever, even if her career has gone stone cold. The biggest revelation is deaf actress Marlee Matlin. Not only is the fortysomething a better dancer than most of her hearing competitors, but she's still very sexy, in a MILFy sort of way. Magician Penn Gillete, tennis pro Monica Seles, Broadway star Marissa Janet Winoker, football player Jason Taylor and R&B star Mario round out this season's cast.

This 2003 British comedy/romance is easily the best of it's type that I've seen in several years. A big-name ensemble tells 10 separate but intertwined stories, set in London two weeks before Christmas. As the movie counts down the days to Christmas, things build to a climax.

There's nudity, but better yet, there's some great stories performed beautifully by the exceptional British and American cast, and it never gets boring. The comedy is subtle rather than slapstick, and the romance well handled and sweet without getting sickening, and as a bonus has a really good sound track, so most people should really enjoy this movie. Excellent!

Shannon Elizabeth stars in a drama set in Los Angeles' club scene, where a group of disaffected youths get their kicks at all-night drug-fueled raves and a local disc jockey tries to save them from themselves. Kentaro Seagal, Peter Alexander also star. 91 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital Surround; audio commentary; theatrical trailer; biographies; filmographies; interactive menus; scene access.

Check Your Reality at the Door. Forest Whitaker takes The Twilight Zone into the 21st century with new tales of horror and suspense.