When testing someone’s fidelity, it seems to be worthwhile to realize the consequences of failure not just success. Alice Holbrook (Jennifer Love Hewitt) has cooked up a secret admirer for her husband Sam (Jimi Mistry) and he falls for it. Too bad, she isn’t the only admirer he has. When she discovers this she turns to his BFF as revenge and solace. Archie Gray (Dougray Scott) just happens to have the hots for her. Bad karma—this isn’t going to end well I suspect.

Director:  John Hay Writer:  Peter Bloore; Rik Carmichael; John Hay; William Johnston; Colleen Woodcock Cast:
Jennifer Love Hewitt -  Alice Holbrook Dougray Scott -  Archie Gray Jimi Mistry -  Sam Holbrook Branka Katic -  Katya Kate Miles -  Felicity Simon Webbe -  Dan Harlow Emma Noble -  Sheena Divine Karl Howman -  Cliff Sharpe		Stefan Dennis -  Dougie Stephen Aintree -  Jobsworth Ticket Collector Maureen Bennett -  Jury Forewoman Tom Boyd -  Henry Harriet Carmichael -  Legal secretary Eddie Cooper -  Video Shop Assistant Marc Danbury -  Supporter #1 Andrew Hall -  John Stride

Blackmail has such malicious connotations. Persuasive bargaining is perhaps more appropriate. Keith Clark (David Boreanaz) beds three local lovelies until they discover, as his infant’s babysitters, that he has had his way with each. Teenage dudgeon is an alarming sight. Keira St-George (Caroline Dhavernas) proposes to her friends, Lisa MacDougall (Holly Lewis) and Glory Lorraine (Amanda Walsh) that they rotate duties and Keith finds he has little wiggle room to satisfy the girls.

Director:  John Hazlett Writer:  John Hazlett; Vivienne Laxdal Cast:
David Boreanaz -  Keith Clark Caroline Dhavernas -  Keira St-George Holly Lewis -  Lisa MacDougall Amanda Walsh -  Glory Lorraine Colin Berry -  Donny Chesniak Donnell MacKenzie -  Gordon Gruber		Paul Spence -  Lenny McKenzi Scott -  Susan Clark Bill Rowat -  Mr. St-George Lita Llewellyn -  Nurse Jacques Girard -  Professor

Sometimes there is stuff worth knowing despite what others may think. Mary Gordano (Alicia Silverstone) works her way through the lock picking handbook. As her mom comes in, Mary slides it beneath a pillow. She is able to use this information to pick the detective’s door lock to score the carnival’s employee list.

Director:  Pat Verducci Writer:  Pat Verducci Cast:
Alicia Silverstone -  Mary Gordano Kevin Dillon -  Tony Campbell Bill Nunn -  Detective Jerry Gunn Michael Bowen -  Earl Perkins Jennifer Savidge -  Vicki Gordano Sean Moran -  Boomer Relvecio Ann Devaney -  Sherry Tarnley Joshua Schaefer -  John Giordano		Marla Sokoloff -  Vicki Giordano Tara Subkoff -  Liz McConnell David Packer -  Sergeant Collins Alissa Dowdy -  Kathleen Donlevy Aimee Brooks -  Margie Donlevy Brian Wankum -  Roger Melissa DeLizia -  Girl #1 Tiombe Anika Lockhart -  Girl #2

Life always looks as if it has more possibilities with the kids who get into trouble, have all of the cash and can follow their libidos wherever it takes them. Cat Storm (Dominique Swain) wants a taste and finds that the consequences can be more than she can afford. She is so blinded by her new BFFs and their rudeness, cruelty, brazen behaviour and foolishness, that she can’t see that, when someone goes too far, they will turn on an outsider and it’s her turn.

Director:  Christina Wayne Writer:  Christina Wayne Cast:
Dominique Swain -  Cat Storm Brad Renfro -  William Sellers Bijou Phillips -  Delilah Milford Mischa Barton -  Grace Bailey Alberta Watson -  Lily Storm Myles Jeffrey -  Pete Storm Scott Thompson -  Kenny Michael Murphy -  Mike Storm		Nora Zehetner -  Peg Jacob Pitts -  Toby Ligan Chelse Swain -  Heather Von Strum Lacey Chabert -  Eloise Logan Melanie Griffith -  Diane Milford Shawn Lawrence -  Fred The Doorman Peter Snider -  Richard Logan Sherry Miller -  Jane Logan

A promise is a promise. It is easy to make one but it can be difficult to follow through. But this doesn’t phase Frank Martin (Jason Statham). He doesn’t make promises he doesn’t intend to keep. Despite crazed Russian doctors like Dimitri (Jason Flemyng) trying to infect him with a lethal virus, psychotic barely clad gun molls like Lola (Kate Nauta) who like to splatter people with her auto-mags and cranky misinformed FBI agents Like Stappleton (Keith David) who doesn’t listen, the promise to the kidnapped Jack Billings (Hunter Clary) that no harm would come to him is one he’ll endeavour to keep.

Director:  Louis Leterrier Writer:  Luc Besson; Robert Mark Kamen Cast:
Jason Statham -  Frank Martin Alessandro Gassman -  Gianni Amber Valletta -  Audrey Billings Kate Nauta -  Lola Matthew Modine -  Mr. Billings Jason Flemyng -  Dimitri Keith David -  Stappleton Hunter Clary -  Jack Billings		Shannon Briggs -  Max François Berléand -  Tarconi Raymond Tong -  Rastaman George Kapetan -  Dr. Sonovitch Jeff Chase -  Vasily Gregg Weiner -  Tipov Gregg Davis -  Techie at Billings Marty Wright -  Commander