Vincent Bilancio Movies

A group of ambitious strippers compete to reach the top of the pole when the owner of a popular strip club attempts to recruit more dancers by opening the first-ever Stripper Academy. A sexy boot camp that teaches inexperienced dancers how to move like the pros, the Stripper Academy holds open enrollment in hopes of recruiting as many beauties as possible. But this is the Ivy League of stripper schools, and students who don't possess the talent to titillate are quickly expelled. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

When a renegade sorcerer abandons the Wizard's Code and becomes obsessed with his own quest for power, his reckless grab for power threatens to make public the magical secrets that have been closely guarded for centuries. Since the dawn of man, magic has been used to ward off evil and heal the sick. But now a sorcerer who craves unchallenged mastery has begun to use his powers to kill off all of the "Secret Chiefs" and use his powers for evil. As the Magus sets out on his diabolical quest for total domination, an ageing healer Felix makes it his mission to protect the Wizard's Code at all costs, and discover a way of transforming his healing energy into a deadly force capable of stopping the most powerful wizard ever to walk the earth. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

Christened by locals as 'Camp Blood,' four cocksure teens laugh off any dire implications and set off for what they believe will be a fun camping trip. Their confidence diminishes shortly thereafter; it isn't long before a psychotic killer sporting a clown mask claims his first nubile victim. The typical genre story line and fake blood are both prevalent in copious amounts, and the poor friends dwindle in numbers up to the film's gory end. Camp Blood features Brad Sykes, Ron Ford, Jennifer Ritchkoff, and Tim Sullivan. Sykes also wrote and directed. ~ Tracie Cooper, All Movie Guide

A man finds himself wondering just what he wants from a relationship after his personal ad gets a very unexpected response in Sweethearts. Arliss (Mitch Rouse) is a single guy in his early 30's who has placed a personal ad, hoping to find the woman of his dreams. One night Arliss heads to a coffee shop called The Asylum to meet a woman named Jasmine who has answered his ad. He's been told to expect a slender blonde woman in sandals and a flowered dress, and isn't sure what to think when an idiosyncratically attractive brunette dressed in black (played by Janeane Garofalo) begins badgering him with questions about himself, his "ideal" woman and what he's looking for from life. After a while, Arliss is convinced he's been stood up, until he discovers the woman who's been pestering him for the last hour is actually Jasmine. She tells Arliss she liked the sound of his voice and fudged on personal details about herself, convinced if he knew the truth about her, he wouldn't be interested. She also lets him know she wants someone to help her celebrate her birthday -- and she has a gun. However, what becomes disturbingly clear is that she doesn't intend to use the gun on Arliss, but on herself. Stephen Malkmus of the alternative rock band Pavement makes a cameo appearance as a singer at the coffeehouse; songs by Joe Henry and Alejandro Escovedo are featured on the soundtrack. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

Although the title would indicate that female college students are the targets, this is an equal-opportunity slasher film, as both sexes are victims of gruesome murders. From her hospital bed, Beth (Angela O'Neill) is the lone survivor of the butchery in a sorority house that was home to her family 13 years earlier. Her brother has killed the entire family, with Beth the only one who escaped death. The repressed memories, along with her most recent weekend nightmare, are retold through a series of flashbacks and horrible hallucinations. ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide