The Dukes of Hazard 2005, 107 min

On the big screen, Seann William Scott and Johnny Knoxville take over the roles made famous by John Schneider and Tom Wopat. If you've forgotten the story, the Duke's family business is moonshine mixed up to perfection by the boys' Uncle Jesse. It falls to the boys to make the booze deliveries and that means the boys are usually on the wrong side of the law. They lead the incompetent and crooked sheriff's department on some incredible wild goose chases in their infamous orange Dodge Charger, the General Lee. Meanwhile the most beautiful girl in Hazzard County waits table in the Boar's Nest. Anyone trying to get too familiar with her soon finds out she can kick ass with the best of them much to their chagrin. When the boys discover that Commissioner Boss Hoggs (Burt Reynolds) is trying to run them off their land to develop a strip coal mine, all hell breaks loose.

American Wedding 2004, 104 min

With their days at Great East Falls High School now over, the American Pie gang returns to wring all the humour they can out of another rite of passage when Jim (Jason Biggs) and Michelle (Alyson Hannigan) decide to exchange marriage vows. But not everyone has grown up. Steve Stiffler (Seann William Scott) decides to throw the ultimate bachelor part with, of course, strippers. Jim decides to let Stifler be apart of the wedding party in return for teaching Jim how to dance. The lessons are a riot as the two try to dance with Jim totally inept and Stiffler so homophobic in trying to dance with a man. Stiffler also sets his sights on Michelle's cute sister Cadence (January Jones) and shamelessly brown-noses her mother (Deborah Rush). He also snows her dad (Fred Willard) but Jim and Finch (Eddie Kaye Thomas) are quick to see through the bull.

Road Trip 2000, 95 min

This is the uncensored dvd version of the outrageous Road Trip movie that they didn't dare show in the theatres. When a very hot and explicit video of Josh (Breckin Meyer) getting intimate with the curvacious Beth (Amy Smart)is accidentally mailed to his girlfriend, he has three days to get to Texas before the tape is delivered. Good thing it wasn't sent by overnight courier! So Josh drags his two college buddies and a reluctant kid who owns the car on a wild 1800-mile road trip from Ithaca, New York to Austin, Texas to save his skin and his romance. The movie features the year's hottest soundtrack including Kid Rock, Run DMC and Buckcherry.