The movie adaptation of the best selling video game series Dead or Alive.

Three petty crooks (Faison, Thomas, and Guerra) juggle their "significant other" relationships while weaving their way through a botched burglary.

This sexy comedy finds the world's greatest, most eccentric supermodels gathered on a deserted island for the swimsuit photo shoot from hell.

Reeling from his dismissal from a reality show, a deranged runner-up holds a group of co-eds hostage on the set of his own fictitious show, where losers suffer a deadly fate.

The life of daredevil motorbike rider Evel Knievel is dramatized and brought to the screen by director John Badham (WAR GAMES) with this TNT TV movie. CSI star George Eads plays the intrepid and fearless Knievel, slipping into the trademark red, white, and blue jumpsuit with consummate ease. Some of his death-defying jumps are shown in all their glory, while Knievel's private life is shown as a rags-to-riches story which saw quite a few ups and downs due to his lust for partying. Director Badham uses all his experience on major feature films such as STAKEOUT and SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER to make this a cut above the usual TV movie fare, while appearances from Jamie Pressly (NOT ANOTHER TEEN MOVIE) and Beau Bridges (THE FABULOUS BAKER BOYS) helps flesh out the cast.

Set in the fast-paced world of motorcycle racing, this action movie shows what happens to long-time biker (and non-gang member) Cary Ford (Henderson) when he is framed by a long-time rival, Henry (Schulze), the leader of a biker gang called the Hellions for the murder of Sleepy D, the brother of Trey Wallace (Ice Cube), the leader of the Machine, the most notorious and feared biker gang in the country. Cary and his friends must make a run for it as they have both Trey and his Machine bikers and the FBI on their tails.

They were just some college co-eds who wanted to collect as much underwear as possible. Now they'reat the mercy of a monstrous beast who stalks them as prey. The students originally arrive for an island adventure in celebration of Cinco de Mayo. The festivities take an evil turn when, during an underwear hunt, one pair of co-eds, handcuffed together in the spirit of team, smash a pinata and unleash the evil spirits contained within. Mirroring a popular television show of the day, the youthful brigade now must learn how to survive on the island or be summarily dismissed, only the ejections on this island are slightly more permanent and aren't subject to a vote. Jaime Pressly (NOT ANOTHER TEEN MOVIE) and Nicholas Brendon (TV's BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER) are among the partygoers in peril.

Two of the action worlds biggest heavyweights--Steven Seagal and Dennis Hopper--square off in this tense, dramatic thriller. With Seagal fighting for good, and Hopper hamming it up as the maniacal villain, TICKER capitalizes on what the two actors do best. When Hopper's insane bomber hides a huge bomb somewhere in San Francisco, it is up to Seagal, a spiritual leader of the bomb squad and Tom Sizemore, as a volatile cop seeking revenge, to stop him. Rapper Nas and pop star Chilli (of TLC) also star.

The irreverent Columbia Pictures comedy NOT ANOTHER TEEN MOVIE shows no mercy as it skewers the conventions and cliches of the genre you hate to love. Join Janey Briggs (Chyler Leigh), an aspiring artist who is outcast by her classmates for wearing glasses, a ponytail and paint-covered overalls; and Jake Wyler (Chris Evans), the all- American football star who makes a foolish bet to turn Janey into a prom queen, in a risque romp with an assortment of twisted takes on classic teen characters and teen movies.

Joe Dirt is a janitor with a mullet hairdo, acid-washed jeans and a dream to find the parents that he lost at the Grand Canyon when he was a belligerent, trailer park-raised eight-year-old. Now, blasting Van Halen in his jacked-up economy car, the irrepressibly optimistic Joe hits the road alone in search of his folks. As his wandering, misguided search takes him from one hilarious misadventure to another, Joe finds his way to Los Angeles, where a shock-jock brings Joe on his radio show to insult him. But as Joe's life story unfolds, jeers turn to cheers, and an entire captivated city tunes in to hear the adventures of Joe Dirt.

From the opening animated title sequence to the vulgarities at the film's climax, Gregory Poirer's directing debut is an obnoxiously funny comedy with a sharp romantic edge flowering beneath its T&A exterior. The plot surrounds a "kitty" (double entendre intended), created by a group of swinging pals determined to stave off marriage at all costs, with the cash headed towards whoever stays single the longest. Seven years later, only two of the friends remain single, and the pot is up to a half million in cash. When one of the two singles, Michael Delaney (Jerry O'Connell), runs afoul of the Las Vegas gambling mafia on account of a big-breasted babe, he needs that kitty cash desperately. Michael attempts to con his competitor, Kyle Brenner (Jake Busey), into marrying the wildly attractive policewoman Natalie (Shannon Elizabeth), who holds a personal vendetta against Kyle. But the best laid plans begin to run afoul when Natalie and Michael fall for each other instead. Filled with totally gross sex gags, pot shots at other films, and slapstick humor, TOMCATS is a humorous take on adult men who have not outgrown their adolescent mentalities about love, sex, and relationships.

Mike and Lenny are two buddies who dream of getting out of the trailer park. Out of desperation they resort to burglary as a means of financing Mike's college education. Their dream is jeopardized one summer day when their ploy to shoplift Near Beer begins a crime spree and a series of mishaps during which they are threatened with jail.

Meet Connie Zorzak, a thirty-something soap opera junkie who works at the local donut shop in Dade City, Florida. She's been suspecting foul play between her husband Rusty and her daughter Angel for quite some time. Angel is 19 and nothing like her name. Though she is about to tie the knot with the naive and slightly slow Willie, Angel divides her extra curricular sexual activity between the male guests of the motel where she works as a chambermaid, and her stepfather whether her mother is home or not. But Connie is on to them. They don't make the walls of a trailer as thick as they used to. When Connie sets her trap and catches Rusty and Angel in the suspected compromising postion, she gets back at her daughter by seducing her fiancee. Then she confronts everyone. She books her guilt-ridden husband, her unrepentant daughter and the unsuspecting and reluctant Willie on The Jerry Show. That'll teach 'em.

It's graduation day at Huntington Hills High, and you know what that means - time to party. And not just any party, either. This one will be a night to remember, as the nerds become studs, the jocks are humiliated, and freshman crushes blossom into grown-up romance. Will Preston (Ethan Embry) finally talk to teen queen Amanda (Jennifer Love Hewitt)? Will whiteboy rapper Special K (Seth Green) hook up? Writing/directing team Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont (JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS) pay loving tribute to the 1980's teen films they obviously adore, updating the genre for a new generation of young people.

Ivy's legacy continues to wreak its malicious mischief--this time through the vengeance of her sister Violet, who ruins the lives of her former best friend and her family by seducing her father and her fiance. Available in both rated and unrated versions.