Jesse Woodrow Movies

A year at college can certainly alter the way one views the world, and when Steve 5 (Jesse Woodrow) returns home from his first year of higher education, he soon finds that he's not the only one who has experienced change. Shocked to learn that his former best friend Duff (Rene Heger) is now the leader of a sadistic gang that has transformed his once tranquil neighborhood into a dangerous crime zone pulsing with drugs, sex, and violence, Steve 5 soon begins to question his role in his new surroundings. It seems that Duff has finally found respect in his criminal ways, and though Steve 5 is slowly being seduced by the alluring excess of Duff's criminal world, he finds his will being tested and his dreams of becoming a professional basketball player put to the ultimate test. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

While serving on a jury in a murder trial, Phoebe (Alyssa Milano) senses that the defendant is innocent. Unfortunately, to sway the rest of the jurors to her side, she must convince them that magic exists -- and she'd better do it before she is thrown off the jury, which action will seriously imperil everyone in the courtroom. Meanwhile, on the "outside," Piper (Holly Marie Combs), Paige (Rose McGowan), and Leo (Brian Krause) battle a frightening array of demons in their efforts to capture the real murderer. ~ Rovi

Absolutely nobody is who he or she seems in this stylish thriller about a guy who wants to get out of his fly-speck hometown, the girlfriend who wants to help him, and the successful friend who just might make it possible. When Bryce (Josh Brolin) returns to his tiny hometown of Tropico, NV, he finds pal Nick (Alessandro Nivola) still living there unhappily. One night the pair meets a beautiful blonde at the bar and eventually Bryce takes her back to the house where he's staying. When the girl, Lissa (Reese Witherspoon), reveals that she's under age and threatens to turn Bryce in for statutory rape, he panics, ties her up in the basement, and puts in an anguished call to Nick. Little does Bryce realize, however, that Lissa is actually Nick's very grown-up girlfriend, and that the two lovers have decided Bryce and the ritzy house where he's staying will play a major role in their bid to leave behind dead-end Tropico forever. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi