Samantha Fox Movies

A widower (Matt Damon) purchases a zoo in order to bring his family back together in this Twentieth Century Fox adaptation of Benjamin Mee's autobiographical memoir. Cameron Crowe (Almost Famous) writes and directs based on a script by Aline Brosh McKenna. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi

A trio of agents are summoned by Interpol to trail the villain Harry Pimm (Sylvester McCoy) in this low-budget spy feature. Elliot Cromwell (Robert Ginty), Sergeant Terry O'Shea (Victoria Barrett), and Major Shan (Shakti) combine forces to track down the international crime boss ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi

In this sex comedy, a young man named Tony Cannelloni (Louie Bonanno) buys a book called "Sex Appeal," moves out of his parent's home, and gets an apartment in Manhattan to try out the book's advice. Unknown to Tony, his landlord is listening in on his bedroom shenanigans and writing them up for Playboy Magazine. Two members of Tony's family also use his apartment for awhile and introduce another reason to illustrate sexual situations. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

In a sex-and-violence film that emphasizes the physical abuse of young women, director Joan Freeman may raise the shackles as well as the hackles of her distaff viewing audience. Cookie (Melissa Leo) is a young runaway who arrives in New York City with her brother in tow and ends up working as a prostitute for the apparently easy-going Duke (Dale Midkiff). Everything seems fine, at least as much as can be expected, until one of Duke's streetwalkers threatens to quit, and he nearly beats her to death. Sickened and shocked, Cookie runs away with an infuriated Duke hot in pursuit and unsparing of anyone who gets in his way. The murders, the beatings, the stabbings, and other forms of mayhem weigh heavily in the plot's sequences. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

It's simple, all right. Almost plotless, this sex farce is all about a studdish young man who has to beat off the women with a stick. Richard Pacheco and Samantha Fox are among the hypersexual athletes exhibited herein. Previously consigned to the "adults only" video shelves, Simply Irresistible attained its widest mainstream exposure when it was cablecast by the Showtime service in 1988. ~ Hal Erickson, 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