Veronica Hart Movies

Director Adam Fields pays homage to such sci-fi classics as Alien and The Thing with this tongue-in-cheek horror comedy about a snowbound porno film crew being stalked by an evil, body-jumping alien. A blizzard has blown into town, leaving the crew of an adult film hopelessly stranded in the middle of nowhere. To make matters worse, a menacing monster from space has just arrived, too, and it's looking for a warm place to hide out. When the alien takes possession of the film's biggest star (porn legend Ron Jeremy), the rest of the crew unites to eradicate the extraterrestrial invader before it claims any more victims. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

In 1995, Oklahoma housewife Stacy Baker sent a topless photo to Gallery, a men's magazine which printed it in their "Girl Next Door" feature. The photo prompted an invitation from Hustler to pose for a photo spread, which led to an offer to star in a porno movie, and Stacy soon left her husband, headed to Los Angeles, and never looked back. A few years later, she was making up to two thousand dollars for each sex scene she performed on camera. The Girl Next Door examines Stacy Valentine's new life and career as one of the leading stars in adult entertainment, as she explains her success ("I know I'm good at sex"); deals with her mother, who remains supportive but refuses to see her daughter's movies; shares the occupational hazards of life as a porn star (frequent rounds of plastic surgery and the difficulty of maintaining a romantic relationship); and struggles to live a normal life in a business that doesn't always encourage it. The Girl Next Door was directed by Christine Fugate, who previously made several acclaimed documentaries for PBS, including Tobacco Blues and Mother Love, and worked on the Playboy Channel's magazine series Sexcetera. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Star Wars saga costar Billy Dee Williams once more takes to the Great Beyond in Alien Intruder. The film is set in the future and the plot concerns a malevolent extraterrestrial virus which insinuates itself upon the Earth. Cleverly, the virus takes the shape of voluptuous Tracy Scoggins. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

In this ribald sex-comedy, a coed begins investigating the inner workings of the corporate world for an upcoming term paper and finds that it is rotten to the core. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

In one of the last breakdancing movies of the mid-'80s, two competing breakdancing teams have their eye on a $10,000 prize in an upcoming contest. Three of the dancers on one team work as pizza delivery boys. Mean-spirited Spider (Mario van Peebles) from the opposing team convinces the gullible pizza boss that the three must be detained so they can't enter the contest. So one of the three is set up to make a delivery to a gorgeous woman who seduces him. The second is sent to a hospital where he's given new medicine that sidelines him for the rest of the day. And the third is sent to a gallery where he breaks a statue in an exhibition opening that evening and is forced to pose as the broken image, wearing only a fig leaf. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, 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