Chuck Vincent Movies

In this mystery, a chauffeur struggles to clear his name after a passenger is found murdered in the back of his limousine. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

In this low-budget thriller, a young man (Gregory Patrick) finds out that his mother (Georgina Spelvin) is really a wealthy recluse. His mother -- jealous, possessive and overbearing -- begins to victimize his wife Evie (Linda Blair). Lovers of movie trivia will note the unusual cast, including Georgina Spelvin of The Devil in Miss Jones fame appearing as Ruth Raymond, and 50's teenage heartthrob Troy Donahue. ~ Linda Rasmussen, Rovi

Leo Blockman (Scott Baker) was an obnoxious male-chauvinist pig, the sort of man who would call out sexually suggestive remarks to women on the street. After he is chased into the Hudson river by one of the irate women he has insulted, and drowns, he comes out changed. At first he doesn't realize it and is as foul-mouthed and obnoxious as ever, but he's become a good looking woman, Cleo (Jane Hamilton. His problems are compounded when he/she is hit on by the same sort of lowlifes that he once was. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

When they unknowingly become involved in another couple's scheme involving drugs and murder, an innocent married couple have a difficult time understanding what is happening to them. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi

This adolescent sex comedy centers on a gang of high-school geeks as they compete to be involved in the movie being shot in their school. The movie is about nerds such as themselves, and they will do anything to star in it. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

This low-budget psychological drama finds a pregnant woman slowly losing her mind after she is attacked by an intruder. Two scenes are "borrowed" from Dial M For Murder and Roman Polanski's Repulsion, but director Chuck Vincent manages to add his own touches of black humor to this routine feature. Nudity and violence make this a R rated film. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi

Three Big Apple prostitutes decide to give up streetwalking and find themselves fabulously wealthy husbands by becoming more cultured. Unfortunately, they are sorely lacking in sophistication, so they go to a highly cultured transvestite for a few lessons in how to be a real ladies. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

Featuring plenty of footage drawn from The Last Days of Pompeii this lurid sexploitation drama is also set in the decadent Roman resort town on the slopes of Mt. Vesuvius and chronicles its moral and physical downfall. There are two versions available. The 79m version contains more sex and graphic violence. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

Attorney Jack Devonhoff (Jamie Gillis) hires free-lance filmmaker George Ringer (Tim Gail) to set up a surveillance camera in the apartment of bank employee Laura Williamson (Kim Lambert) in this crime thriller. Laura is suspected of embezzlement according to Devonhoff, and George willfully watches Laura and her boytoy Carson (James Davies) in addition to any money matters. George's girlfriend Jeanne (Jeanne Marie) leaves when she feels neglected. Ringer soon realizes Devonhoff has set him up to take the fall for robbery and murder in this R-rated feature. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi

In yet another mindless teen sex comedy, a young man gets a job repairing hot tubs for the rich and famous in Tinseltown, thanks to his parents. As he moves from one bubbly tub to the next, sexual situations change accordingly, but a romance between the young man and a co-worker at the hot tub establishment heats up as they get into hot water together. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

This R-rated gem is about an author who produces a novel with characters inspired by real-live Hollywood stars. When the book is turned into a film, the producers throw a party and invite all the films' real-life "characters" to celebrate its release and learn that they are featured in the film. All's well until a body turns up in the author-party host's swimming pool. However, there are plenty more bodies to be seen in this one--the kind with hearts still beating--because this comedy is loaded with nudity. ~ Rovi

Three New York women with a history of sex and drug abuse become roommates and grapple with their problems in this erotic adult drama from co-writer and director Chuck Vincent that notably strives to be a cut above its porn genre. Samantha Fox stars as Billie, a former prostitute now trying to forge a career as a casting director but who finds herself once again being used and abused by men. Billie splits the rent with two other young women: Joan (Veronica Hart), a drama student having an affair with her married acting coach Ted (Josh Andrews), and Sherry (Kelly Nichols), a model struggling with a drug addiction. Despite their attempts to overcome their roles and their mutual support for each other, all three roommates face challenges that threaten to compromise their efforts. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi