Aimee Lynn Chadwick Movies

Three couples having relationship problems think a round of group sex might be just the solution in this independent comedy. Rachel (Aimee-Lynn Chadwick) and Gordon (Jordan Kessler) have been dating for a while, but things are becoming tense between them, largely due to Gordon's drinking problem. Yasmine (Yasmine Kittles) and Alan (Adam Busch) live together but have bickering a great deal over petty matters, and Adam has become strongly attracted to Yasmine's friend Rachel. And sweet but naive Tina (Laura Silverman) is married to Todd (Ted Beck), who works in the music business and has a sleazy streak a yard wide. Todd wants to spice things up with Tina by taking part in an orgy, and she cheerfully agrees, asking her friends Rachel and Yasmine to brings their significant others along for an adult weekend at Cummings Farm, a strawberry farm and low-rent resort owned by her family. While the three women are close friends, the three men don't like each other very much, and this is only the first of many ways in which the swinging weekend takes a turn towards the uncomfortable. Cummings Farm was the first feature film from director Andrew Drazek; Ted Beck, who plays Todd, also wrote the screenplay. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

After his 13-year-old sister is abducted by sex traffickers, a determined Mexican teen travels from the barrios of Mexico City to a run-down stash house in New Jersey in a desperate attempt to rescue the frightened girl before she is swallowed whole by one of the criminal underworld's darkest secrets. Jorge's (Cesar Ramos) adolescent sister, Adriana (Paulina Gaitan), has been kidnapped and thrust into a lucrative underground trade in which young girls are bought and sold to the highest bidder. Now, as the terrified youngster is herded through a complex network of underground tunnels leading into the United States, her only ally is a Polish woman named Veronica (Alicja Bachleda), who has been tricked into the trade by the same nefarious gang. After circumventing immigration officers and eventually working his way across the border, the desperate Jorge comes into contact with a Texas lawman named Ray (Kevin Kline), whose own devastating personal loss to sex traffickers causes him to join the search for Adriana. In the dark days that follow, Jorge and Ray form a close bond as they witness the horrors of a secret Internet sex slave auction and discover just how far the depths of human depravity can plunge while attempting to maintain hope that brother and sister will one day be reunited. In the world of international sex trafficking, however, innocent victims disappear without a trace every day and few who fall prey to these reprehensible predators are ever seen again. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

In this sequel to 1985's Return of the Living Dead, a bunch of horny teens discover that their new designer drug is actually a chemical that turns humans into flesh-eating zombies. Unfortunately, they don't make this discovery until they're in the middle of an enormous outdoor dance party, where the wild costumes and chemically induced shenanigans make it difficult to tell who's a zombie and who's simply having a good time. Although it shares plot points, characters, actors, and crew with Return of the Living Dead 4: Necropolis, Return of the Living Dead 5: Rave to the Grave features only a cameo from Peter Coyote, the sole bold-faced name from the previous film. Both movies were co-written by William Butler, who previously acted in 1990's Night of the Living Dead remake, among other horror films. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi