That '70s Show's Laura Prepon finds out the hard way there is no such thing as a free lunch, and a cascade of toxic sewage covers singer Ja Rule's car.

Evil has a beautiful face. Karla is the deeply disturbing true story of "the Ken and Barbie killers." Winter 1990 - the most notorious serial killers in the history of Canada begin their psychological dance with death and depravity as an entire country is held captive in fear. In stunningly acclaimed performances, Laura Prepon (That 70 s Show, Slackers, Come Early Morning) and Misha Collins (24, NCSI) breathe perverse life into their real life counterparts, Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka, dubbed by an anxious press as the Ken and Barbie Killers. As the gruesome events unfold, and lovely young girls disappear, the utter lack of remorse from Paul coupled with his quirky charisma paint a delusional world of normalcy for Karla. Police frantically search for and eventually put an end to the couple's horrific killing spree and their trial captivates the entire nation, setting off waves of controversy surrounding the brutal killings. In the end, this gripping, tension-packed film will haunt you forever - left to po

Eddie finds himself in an uncomfortable spot when his high school girlfriend, and major love of his life, returns, which worries Janet.

With the reality of the Commander's cancer surfacing, Nick makes a decision about whether to stay in the Ridge. Janet comes clean about her night with Rooster.

While having problems with their respective girl, each of the guys changes perspective when they learn a childhood friend and first love for each has died.

In this offbeat romantic comedy, soon-to-be-bride (Laura Prepon) wakes up already married ... to a perfect stranger (Matt Cedeno).

A Southern beauty whose habit of waking up in strange beds with head-ringing hangovers is beginning to wear thin determines to uncover her secret shrouded family past in hopes of discovering the truth about the woman she has become in the feature filmmaking debut of actor-turned-director Joey Lauren Adams. Lucy (Ashley Judd) is a small town thirtysomething who seems to have fallen into a downward spiral of alcohol-fueled benders and spontaneous one-night stands. In order to begin the transformation necessary to help her overcome her self-destructive ways, however, Lucy will have to look deep into her familial past and seek out the true weight of the burden that has led her down the darkened path she currently walks. Diane Ladd, Tim Blake Nelson, and Laura Prepon co-star in an intimate personal drama that made its premiere at the {~2006 Sundance Film Festival}. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide.