Any private eye knows a lot about other people’s secrets. L.A. private eye Mick St. John (Alex O’Loughlin) has a secret of his own. He’s a vampire, dwelling in a covert netherworld complicated by friendship with an undead finance honcho (Jason Dohring), memories of the alluring ex-wife (Shannyn Sossamon) who turned him into a vampire, and a relationship with a human (Sophia Myles) he feels drawn to protect – and maybe to love. But no matter how tempting, Mick knows a vampire-human romance is eternally dangerous. Moonlight originally aired on CBS from September 28, 2007 to May 16, 2008 and averaged 7.8 million viewers per episode; it was #1 in its time slot during most of its run.

Filmmaker Reyna Young (Sinner, Confession) has assembled some of today's independent female figures in horror like Bianca Barnett, Elske Mcain, Nikki Kruex, Priscilla Ozuna, Rachel Grubb, Monique Dupree, April Burril and many more for her new horror documentary about women Welcome to My Darkside!.

"Welcome to my Darkside! is about searching into the depths of women in the horror genre." says Young. "From scream queens to Independent filmmakers. This documentary explores women's thoughts of the horror industry and gets into the core of bloodthirsty, sick and twisted minds of women who love to create images of the grotesque."

The film will be out in 2009! www.myspace.com/womeninhorror

Melinda (Jennifer Love Hewitt) learns the true meaning of ‘hope’ when she tries to hold onto the most important person in her life— her husband Jim.  With the help of her best friend, Delia, and a mysterious ghost, Melinda discovers that she will have a second chance at true love. Guest stars include Roxanne Hart (Chicago Hope), Cotter Smith (X-Men 2), Todd Stashwick (The Riches), Ellen Woglom (Viva Laughlin), and Kenneth Mitchell (Jericho). Check out the world premiere of the of the Ghost Whisperer music video, "A Second Chance at Love," featuring The Script's hit song, "The Man Who Can't Be Moved."

The plot? Four old friends reuniting a year after college to celebrate one of their upcoming marriages by having a wild bachelor party weekend at a secluded lakeside cabin.  As the weekend gets started and the partying kicks into high gear, one of the group, Ryan, falls instantly in love with Claire, a waitress at the local bar.  As Ryan and Claire's love grows fast, so does the tension as the group finds out they are not alone on the lake and come face to face with a family of beautiful, seductive, & sadistic Sirens.  This family of Sirens has managed to stay hidden on the lake for centuries, luring fishermen & boats to their deaths with their irresistibly alluring songs.  To survive, Ryan and everyone will have to face the music and realize the secrets behind Claire's hidden past.
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Small-town girl Danielle "Daisy" Ladd transfers to an elite private college and finds herself embroiled in a secret society of seductress co-eds who manipulate men to their advantage. Daisy tries to extract herself from this unsavory group, but learns that this clique is easier to join than to leave, and she finds herself in a dangerous battle that has not only her reputation but her life at stake. The evil chick's name is "Azalea" in keeping with the Poison Ivy tradition of bad names: Ivy, Lily, Violet - and now Azalea. It's beginning to sound more like a V.C. Andrews Novel! Definitely a must-buy!

"Catherine's really a cuckoo bird. She's got an energy like no other person I've ever met before. She's very, very present. She doesn't leave you alone. You don't ever feel like you have to go through this by yourself. If anything, she does not lack enthusiasm. This is her life. She works 24-7. This was her life for like a year. So I've built quite a nice relationship with her. It was really good. It was very collaborative. We all had a lot of control. We didn't feel like we were being told what to do. We were all in it together."

Charmed is now available in entirety on DVD with lots of special features and tons of cool stuff. The show ran from 1998 to 2006 and was created by Constance M. Burge (who wrote 152 of the episodes).

Mary Lambert, who is also famous for directing the infamous Madonna Like a Prayer video, says "The Dark Path is a first of its kind sort of project, a hybrid way of telling a story that uses music as the underpinning for the narrative, as I’ve always tried to do in my videos." She continues to describe the idea of the 'Dark Path' -  "Sometimes the Dark Path is just that, dark and formless, but everything in the physical world has its counterpart in the astral realm, so sometimes The Path is chaotic and confusing like a hurricane.  A lot of mental debris exists in the astral and this debris can take on fantastic forms." Also check out the behind the scenes & interviews. Watch It!