Shauna O'Brien Movies

Tamara Landry plays Dalia, a sex therapist who uses her deep knowledge of eroticism and romance to help couples put the spark back in their relationships in this collection of three stories from the anthology series "Kama Sutra." In Secrets of the Kama Sutra: Conduct of a Wife, Sara begins to doubt her abilities to please her husband when she finds an old video of him making love to a former girlfriend in "Conduct of a Wife." Sara turns to Dalia for help, but Dalia suggests she get advice from another source -- the woman in the video. In "Manage a Trois," Terry and Daphne are a lesbian couple; Daphne is interested in trying a threesome and bringing a man into the bedroom. At a Kama Sutra retreat, Terry and Daphne warily give it a try, but the results are not what either woman expects. And in "The Art of Personal Adornment," Dalia is counseling Juliette, who is more interested in Dan, a good-looking man who already has a girlfriend, than in Brian, her cute but less attractive friend who is available and already has feelings for her. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

While on vacation, computer game programmer Ethan (Glen Meadows) brings lovely Sophie (Shauna O'Brien) back to his bungalow for a threesome with his girlfriend, Sarah (Beverly Lynne). Harmless enough, but when Sophie and her violence-prone boyfriend, Ray (Evan Kennsington), show up at their house once they get back home, things begin to get ugly. Ray wants Ethan to steal his company's new game software, and he'll do anything to get it, including using Sarah's affections -- or take her life. ~ Buzz McClain, Rovi

Cupid turns out to have some competition in the matchmaking department in this sexy romantic drama. Angela (Holly Sampson) is a beautiful angel who's made it her business to bring together people who need some help kick-starting their love lives. An actress in a second-rate sci-fi movie (Shauna O'Brien) has been dating her director, but Angela sees that her destiny is with the editor on her latest project. Angela encourages a secretary (Shannon Leigh) to show her boss what she really thinks of him. And a woman about to be married (Mia) is actually attracted to her fiancé's brother, and Angela convinces her to let him know before it's too late. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Spoofing the hit television series Survivor, six young women are sent to a tropical island along with game show host Cliff Probate (Lenny Juliano). ~ Rovi

In this sexy drama for adults, three women whose husbands have been unfaithful decide turnabout is fair play and open a private club for women looking to meet men other than their spouses. The club is an instant hit, but before long the women discover its success may be leading them down a dangerous slope. The Mistress Club stars Kira Reed, Griffin Drew, and Shauna O'Brien. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

A man marries a beautiful exotic dancer in this erotic thriller, but he begins to suspect she's been unfaithful to him. He hires a detective to find out if his fears have any basis in fact, but he soon learns her fidelity is the least of his worries as he's drawn into a web of deceit and political corruption. The Big Turn On stars Jesse Coleman, Robert Donavan, and Kim Dawson. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Shauna O'Brien plays the title character in The Seductress. Alexis Baxter (O'Brien) is a literal femme fatale, marrying wealthy men and then killing them in order to assume their fortune. Kay Sanders (Gabriella Hall) has a rather large interest in the case. Kay's boyfriend, Paul (Jonathan Smith), receives some inflammatory photographs and warns his neighbor Roman (Gary Angelino) that Roman may be in trouble. Roman takes action, and discovers that Alexis and Kay are actually sisters who are hiding a deep dark secret. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

The second installment in the classic Emmanuelle softcore film series to be helmed by director Ura Hee, Emmanuelle 2000: Emmanuelle in Paradise finds actress Holly Sampson in role originated by Sylvia Kristel. This time around, the seductress travels to such locales as Morocco and Japan, landing in passionate trysts at every turn. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi

The film opens with long flashbacks to the dreadful original: crazy Suzanne Oliver (Shauna O'Bryan) has sex in a shower with a man, then breaks his neck with her bare hands and murders a secretary, framing her roommate Debra (Landon Hall) for her crimes because Debra led on her lesbian sister until she committed suicide 15 years before. As the sequel gets underway, Suzanne is trying to get released from a mental facility, so she has to agree with her insane psychiatrist, Dr. Sterling (Robert Donavan), to reunite with Debra. Debra has lots of nightmares and flashbacks and rejects the idea, while Suzanne has her own flashback to her experiences in a women's prison, where there is a gratuitous and implausible catfight between several women and a new prisoner. Later, Debra gives in and agrees to meet Suzanne after learning that Suzanne had been stalking her for longer than she had suspected and sleeping with several of her men. Eventually, the crazed Sterling has sex with Suzanne over a desk and on the floor, stabs Debra's brother, and kidnaps Debra for some forced therapy with his new lover. Screenwriter Sean O'Bannon also penned the original Escort, as well as The Masseuse 2, The Masseuse 3, Maximum Revenge, and Fugitive Rage. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi

With a big nod towards Luc Besson's La Femme Nikita (1990) this action thriller tells the tale of how ex-policewoman Tara McCormick puts ruthless gangster Tony Stomponato on ice. Tara's journey began when she was hired to kill Stompanato and failed. As a result she is tossed into prison where she meets Josie. Knowing that Tara, despite her mistake, is the woman for the job, the government offers her another shot at Tony in exchange for her freedom. She accepts and the hunt is on. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

In this erotic thirller, a detective looks into the murder of a pornography magnate. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi