Catya Sassoon Movies

In this erotic skin-flick, lovely Julianne, a bored Hollywood housewife finds much-needed excitement when she begins working as a pricey hooker for a posh local brothel, Afternoon Demitasse. Though shy at first, eventually the woman decides to go all the way. Her first client is the wonderful
Eric, a super stud who fulfills her wildest sexual fantasies by not only taking her to the giddiest heights of physical pleasure but also talking intelligently to her afterward. He soon becomes her favorite regular. Though she is having a ball in the afternoon, at night, Julianne is tortured by terrible guilty nightmares. Meanwhile, back at the brothel, Julianne's fun part-time job, takes a dark turn when she realizes that Eric has become obsessed with having her all to himself and is even willing to kill for the privilege. The film is basically a remake of Bunuel's classic Belle du Jour, and features plenty of lingerie-clad and naked beauties engaged in a variety of soft-core hetero and homosexual acts. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

Agoraphobia (Greek for "fear of the marketplace") is the focus of this drama starring Elliott Gould as Jimmy Morgan. Morgan seems fairly well-adjusted considering that deeply afflicted agoraphobics live in fear and even terror of human relationships and other people; a fear of going outside is only one part of the illness. Yet Morgan controls his finances from home, has sexual partners brought in by an escort service, persuades his relatives to visit him, and gets his drugs via housecalls. This travesty of a seriously sick man is only allayed slightly when he lies to everyone and tries to disguise his inability to step outside his door (a common trait of agoraphobics). As Morgan loses friends, business investments, and a budding relationship with one of the escort women (Jennifer Tilly), he is driven to consider treatment for the first time. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

When terrorists threaten to blow-up the planet with stolen nuclear weapons, only kick-boxing ace Don "the Dragon" Wilson is capable of stopping them. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

Cat Sassoon fronts this Roger Corman produced martial arts adventure that tells the tale of a tough LA cop who heads to Manila to investigate the murder of her sister. She was working there as a kickboxing FBI agent who photographed the execution of a US military man. Before she is killed, she hands the potentially damning film to a stripper so she can keep it from the perpetrators, the notorious freedom fighters of the Black Brigade. Once officer Katara arrives she is immediately warned by the government to stay out of the situation, but she disobeys and creates all sorts of problems for everyone involved. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi