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Dirty Love

Some things should never be shared. Rebecca (Jenny McCarthy) enters a room only to find Gabe, a one-night-stand, ready for action. He’s propped over a pillow pile with a bass (yep, the fish) shoved up his ass, waiting for her to touch it. Eeeuuuuwwww…


Director:  John Mallory Asher; John Asher
Writer:  Jenny McCarthy
Cast:
Jenny McCarthy -  Rebecca
Carmen Electra -  Michelle
Kathy Griffin -  Madame Belly
Lochlyn Munro -  Kevin
Eddie Kaye Thomas -  John
Jessica Collins -  Mandy
Victor Webster -  Richard
Kam Heskin -  Carrie
David O’Donnell -  Jake









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Marilyn Hotchkiss Ballroom Dancing & Charm School

Frank Keane (Robert Carlyle) is grieving over the death of his wife. He is a witness to a traffic accident involving Steve Mills (John Goodman) where he is asked to find a girl at a dance studio. Frank decides to return and is asked by Marienne Hotchkiss (Mary Steenburgen) to help her demonstrate the Lindy Hop. He is having such a good time he lets loose and dances with most of the female students until Marienne jolts him out of his reverie. For she knows what a powerful medium dance is. A judicious embrace can exorcise many demons but can also extract many deep-seated emotions, so she says. But if one is able to manage the challenges of dance, one can also enjoys its rewards.


Director:  Randall Miller
Writer:  Randall Miller; Jody Savin
Cast:
Robert Carlyle -  Frank Keane
Marisa Tomei -  Meredith Morrison
John Goodman -  Steve Mills
Mary Steenburgen -  Marienne Hotchkiss
Sean Astin -  Kip Kipling
Danny DeVito -  Booth
Donnie Wahlberg -  Randall Ipswitch
David Paymer -  Rafael Horowitz
Camryn Manheim -  Lisa Gobar
Adam Arkin -  Gabe DiFranco
Sonia Braga -  Tina
Elden Henson -  Sampson/Young Steve Mills
Ernie Hudson -  Blake Rische
Miguel Sandoval -  Matthew Smith
Patricia Fraser -  Marilyn Hotchkiss
Teresa Johnston -  Kate Collmary









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His & Her Christmas

I’ve got a friend who seems to have perfect personal radar. Whenever a personal choice sprouts, my buddy seems to know what is going on, interprets the nuance and makes the proper choice. I envy my chum. I can see it most of the time when observing others but my radar has been on the fritz for most of my life. That seems to be the case for Liz (Dina Meyer) too. Writing an advice column doesn’t seem to have provided her with any special insight when it came to her husband and their failed marriage. Now she is hesitant when it comes to getting involved. But Christmas is coming…


Director:  Farhad Mann
Writer:  Peter Sullivan
Cast:
Dina Meyer -  Liz
David Sutcliffe -  Tom Lane
April Telek -  Sarah
Kyle Cassie -  Elliott
Alistair Abell -  Nick
Paula Devicq -  Vicki
Alexia Fast -  Jacqui
Scott Swanson -  Billingsley
Tony Alcantar -  Stylist
Scott E. Miller -  Clark
Gary Chalk -  Anthony Shepherd
Campbell Lane -  Harold
Karen Khunkhun -  Grace Fields
Suzanne Bastien -  Black woman
Gigi De Leon -  Christina
Tony Der -  Jake






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Absolute Zero

Ahh… the delights of science made stupid. An eclipse brings with it an ice age.


Director:  Robert Lee
Writer:  Sarah Watson
Cast:
Erika Eleniak -  Bryn
Jeff Fahey -  David
Jessica Amlee -  Sophie
Brittney Irvin -  A.J.
Michael Ryan -  Jeff
Fred Ewanuick -  Philip
William MacDonald -  Colonel
Christopher Redman -  Grad Student
Christopher Rosamond -  Weather Tech
Bill Dow -  Dr. Veet
John B. Lowe -  Dr. Aldaron
Matthew Walker -  Hershel
Claire Riley -  Geology
Scott Bellis -  Seismology
Vanesa Tomasino -  Secretary
Paul Jarrett -  Scientist









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Pirates

Did you ever buy a DVD thinking it was one thing and it turned out to be another? I was in my Pirates of the Caribbean frenzy when I saw this one. I thought hot babes and pirates. Cool. After I popped it into the player, I reaslized it was an adult version of a pirate movie. Oh dear. Well I bought it so I’ll watch and see if it was any better than some of the usual adult fare. I found myself liking it despite the awkward transitions, periodic lame dialogue and anomalous set design. I was particularly taken with the comedic performance of Evan Stone as Capt. Edward Reynolds along with the delightful whimsy of Jesse Jane as Jules and the startling presence of Janine Lindemulder as Serena.


Director:  Joone
Writer:  Joone; Max Massimo
Cast:
Jesse Jane -  Jules
Carmen Luvana -  Isabella
Janine Lindemulder -  Serena
Teagan -  Christina
Evan Stone -  Capt. Edward Reynolds
Tommy Gunn -  Capt. Victor Stagnetti
Kris Slater -  Manuel Valenzuela
Austyn Moore -  Angelina
Jenaveve Jolie -  Pirate Dancer
Steven St. Croix -  Marco
Nhan -  Wu Chow
Frank Bukkwyd -  Oxford
Brian Surewood -  Gino
Harry Bali -  Priest
Keyser Soze -  Auctioneer
Mando M. -  Incan Monk