Griffin Drew Movies

You just can't keep a good demoness down, and the same beastie causing all the commotion in The Bare Wench Project comes back to cause more trouble in this sequel. Four college co-eds were lost in the woods while doing a search on the local legend the Bare Wench; they were never seen again, and Nikki (Nikki Fritz), whose twin sister (also known as Nikki -- apparently Mom and Dad had other things on their mind) was lost, organizes a search party to find them. However, it isn't long before Nikki and friends also encounter the dreaded Bare Wench (Julie Strain), and before you know it frightened naked women are making their way through the woods like squirrels from a rifle shot. Also released as The Bare Wench Project 2: Scared Topless, Book of Babes: Bare Wench 2 also stars Griffin Drew, Samantha Phillips, and Lenny Juliano. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

In this erotic thriller, a man and wife looking to make some extra money begin renting out rooms in their home, and soon find themselves in the center of a variety of sexual escapades. But what started out as fun soon turns serious when an exotic dancer is discovered murdered in the house, and the couple find themselves implicated in a web of infidelity and homicide. Burning Desires stars Kristi Carlson, Jason Stewart, and Griffin Drew. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

A romance novelist, on recommendation of her publisher and inspired by erotic novels, takes off on her own little jaunt across new sexual territories. ~ Rovi

When an uptight, by-the-book lady police captain becomes their new leader, the station's resident maverick cop enlists the aid of his kooky compadres to help her loosen up. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

In this erotic mystery sequel, a woman goes undercover as a go-go dancer in a sleazy nightclub to find her sister's killer. Kimberly Kelley stars as Jennifer Brennan, whose sister, a professional stripper, was murdered by a serial killer whose modus operandi includes suffocating his victims with plastic wrap. In hopes of catching the deranged culprit, Jennifer agrees to pose as the Los Angeles club's new striptease artist, with the secret aid of a paraplegic detective, John Donnelly (Ross Hagen). While she's seeking the man who ended her sister's life, Jennifer befriends co-workers Lacy (Tane McClure) and Cherry (Julie K. Smith) and discovers that she's got a natural talent for the art of taking it all off. After she performs a lap dance for him, Jennifer also beds one of the club's regulars, Paul Douglas (Jack Turturici), an artist. Eventually, the intrepid Jennifer discovers that all of the killer's victims were mothers and begins to suspect the club's abusive owner, Joe Martoni (Brett Baxter Clark). But a clue leads her investigation to a shocking conclusion. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi

Cult figure Fred Olen Ray directed this erotic thriller (aired on the Playboy Channel premium cable network) about a telephone lineman who, while on the job, accidentally plugs into a phone call where a woman discusses her plans to murder her sister. When the police tell him there's nothing they can do just yet, the lineman decides he must take action himself, only to discover the two sisters happen to live together. As he tries to figure out which sister has murder on her mind, he becomes sexually involved with both of them, leading him down a path into both forbidden eroticism and life-threatening danger. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

In this provocative erotic drama, Linda (Griffin Drew) and Jeff (C.T. Miller) are a couple who are trying to work out a rough patch in their marriage. They aren't communicating well, Jeff is working too much, and Linda is worried that he's having an affair. Linda and Jeff are both having trouble communicating with Montana (Lisa Boyle) and Josh (Will Potter), Jeff's two college-age children from his first marriage. Into this dysfunctional family comes Elke (Shauna O'Brien), the younger sister of one of Linda's old friends. The free-spirited and sexually uninhibited Elke begins emotionally and romantically interacting with most of the members of the family, with a new openness and communication between them as the unexpected result. Friend of the Family was also released under the titles Elke's Erotic Nights and in Europe, simply Elke. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

No sooner did Jurassic Park score at the box office than the imitations began turning up like bad pennies. The redoubtable Fred Olen Ray, once more delivering a bankable project at the least possible cost, was responsible for Dinosaur Island. Typical of the Ray ouevre is the presence of several top-heavy young ladies, whose costumes can be mercifully described as immodest. The dinosaurs are rubber novelty-shop creations that wouldn't convince a dim-witted duck, but they serve their purpose in forcing the females in the cast to jiggle past the camera in abject horror. Ross Hagen, a veteran of this sort of fare, heads the cast of Dinosaur Island, doing an excellent job of convincing us that the dialogue he's been given is actually worth reciting. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi