All language subtitles for Girls of the B Movies (1998)

You know their faces.
You know their bodies.

Now, see them like you've
never seen them before.

This is Girls of the B Movies.

See what really goes on behind the scenes.

And what you've only imagined.

This is it.

Enjoy.

Hi, my name is Avalon Anders
and I live in Laguna Beach.

But I haven't always lived in Laguna
Beach. I'm originally from Oregon.

And the reason why I came
to Hollywood is to be a big star.

Now, can we start over?

I made my big debut on Silk Stockings
when that show first got started.

But the thing I like
doing best are beat drums.

I think it was more embarrassing
for me doing my very first love scene

than the nudity. Because with the
nudity part I just kind of tuned it out.

And I kept saying to myself in
between takes, oh my God, my

boobs are showing, my boobs
are showing, my boobs are showing.

But the love scene was a completely different
story because there I am with complete

stranger and they're this close and I kept
thinking, God, I hope that I brushed my teeth.

My most awkward scene was
playing a dancer and they had

made a mock strip club
and filled it up with patrons.

And I think it was like the fifth take and

I couldn't open the
jacket to show my stuff.

Because I just kept seeing
all these people standing

there and smoking
cigarettes and I couldn't do it.

It took me nine takes before the director grabbed
me by the arm and politely told me either the jacket

comes off or your head comes off and then I became
extremely motivated and did it but it was awkward.

I hope you all enjoyed getting to know
me a little bit better and I hope that you

will all continue to be fans and look for
my next project or whatever that may be.

And I'd like to thank my manager
and my agent and that casting director

that did me the favor and my
mom and my dad and seriously, bye.

Hi, I'm Griffin Drew and I am a movie star. I came to Last Thing Until
I was five years ago, five and a half, to work as an actress and I

haven't been eaten by the big bad wolves yet but I also haven't been to
the point of doing all those great movies that I wanted to do yet either.

And they'll take 30 minutes to
shoot a dramatic scene where, you

know, you need more than one
tape. It's not easy to start a movie.

I'm from a very small town called Hazelhurst,
Georgia, in the middle of nowhere.

It's two hours from everything. Two
hours from Havana, two hours from Macon.

And I had never even seen things
like Mercedes or nice cars, big

houses, anything when I moved to
first Atlanta and then to Los Angeles.

But I always wanted to be an actress and
I hated New York. Then I came here to L.

A. I love the palm trees. I love
the weather. People are a little odd.

I'm sure that my parents
were very proud of my

getting myself cast as
a lesbian psycho killer.

And it actually, the lesbian
aspect of it didn't, you know, like,

bother upset me at all. It was
fine and that was kind of fun.

But the other girl who I was
supposed to be having a lesbian

killing relationship with, it
seemed to bother herself.

It was great talking with
y'all and I hope you like

what you saw and I'll
see you in the movie. Bye.

Hi, I'm Rebecca Ferrati. I
live in Los Angeles, California.

And I was raised in Helena, Montana.

I ended up in Arizona for a while
and started following acting over there.

And then I came to Los
Angeles to pursue my acting.

But I ended up being a
bad girl doing Playboy.

I'm a pretty crazy person.
I love action adventure.

And I was a rich American
gradiator. I love sports.

And so the acting has, you
know, has been good for me.

I can do my own stunts. I look
away, but I'm really a tough girl.

Well, some of my love scenes have been not

running with strangers.
I've been able to…

My ex-husband was in one,
where there was a love scene.

There wasn't a lot shown, but
he was shot and killed in bed.

Then my boyfriend at
the time did another scene.

Same, same scene. Shot and killed in bed.

Which is another third
strike. I feel sorry for the victim

if I have to do that, because
then it might come true.

I haven't done too many
new scenes in movies.

I think I've done two and I
knew the people very well.

And I guess I threatened
them to do the same with me.

But I don't have a problem. I
used to have a problem with it.

I turned a lot of big stuff
down, because I just…

I don't know. Just something
about me. I don't know what it is.

But I don't have a problem.
They're usually close sets.

And they're very tasteful.
It's a back shot or chest shot.

But then again, I was always
with somebody very familiar.

So I haven't had a problem so far.

Well, I hope you all enjoyed
getting to know me a little bit better.

And be lookin' very
soon. I'll be on the Internet.

I have too many people say,
why aren't you on the Internet?

So I'm working on that. And
I hope to see you guys very

soon behind the camera.
Or in front of the camera. Bye.

Hi, I'm Shana O'Brien. And I'm here
to tell you a little bit about myself.

And let you know what B-films I've been in

and what projects that
I've been working on.

The B-films that's kind of a
payoff for doing a lead is that

you usually have a number of
love scenes that you have to do.

Simulated love scenes of that.
And it's funny because people

always think that it's more
hardcore than it really is.

But in all actuality, it's
kind of funny because the

two actors in the love scenes
have a sock and a patch.

The woman wears a patch and the
male wears a sock on his private unit.

The first love scene that I
ever had in a movie was a friend

of the family and I had two
love scenes for the whole movie.

I was the lead and one of them was with a
man and the other one was with a woman.

So I thought that was
a little strange because

I'm not into women in my personal life.

So it was sort of strange for me, but
lucky me, the girl was a friend of mine.

And so between takes, we spent
most of our time laughing and crazy,

just almost rolling on the ground
because we thought it was so funny.

We were basically like two
kiddie little girls, but it seemed

to me not real pretty and
that was my first love scene.

The most erotic love scene I have
ever had to do had to do with horses.

No, not really horses,
but anyways, it was in

a barn with a bunch
of straw and hay bales.

And the actor and I had
to do our love scene on top

of them, which was kind
of fun and kind of crazy.

But, you know, the straw kept getting
in my panties before I took them off.

So it was kind of sort of uncomfortable
at the same time as being erotic.

Well, that's it for now.
Thanks for watching.

I hope to see you all out there soon.

Don't forget to check me out on my
website, which is www.ShaunaO'Brien.com.

See you guys later.

Hi, I'm Lauren Hayes, and I was born in
Virginia and raised in San Diego on a ranch.

And I moved to LA about
five years ago, kind of on a

spur that I was going to do
some swimming suit modeling.

And I actually got very lucky
on my first two weeks here.

I booked a B movie
film called Meatballs four.

Now, I know you're saying to
yourself, I never even knew there

was a three, but yes, there
was three and there was four.

Well, I'm actually going to be filming
everybody else because I am married.

And I met my husband on a
B film, and it was my favorite

B film called The Great
King Off-Road Adventure.

And I actually met my husband
because he was the movie.

And I had to do a love scene
with the guy that I really, really…

In case he's watching, no offense,
but I just knew we didn't go off.

And my inspiration behind the
camera was my husband-to-be.

Well, my husband wasn't
actually minding that

scene, as a matter of
fact, the last movie I did…

He actually told me to do it,
and it put a lot of love scenes in it.

But, you know, he's very professional.
He's a director. He's a director.

He's exactly what they're all about.

Look, I love the scene.

Because my face is red
as my shirt yet, because I

get really embarrassed
when I have to do love scenes.

Because I hate them.
They're very uncomfortable to me.

But, you know, you just do
your best to get through them.

But it's just, they're very uncomfortable.

Because you have 50
people watching you, and one

person telling you
what to do, and it's just…

It's just, it's just…

Well, thanks for hanging out with
me, and I hope you enjoyed it all.

And I'll see you on the big
screen, maybe, if it's going as good.

And if not, buy my album.

Listen to me.

Take care. See ya.

Hi. My name is Tuna Jason.

I came here, actually, I
came here from Florida.

I came out to L.A.
to get into the acting industry.

And actually, I'm having so much fun here.

But it's really hard
to be an actress in L.A.

I mean, you have a lot
of competition out there.

So since I've been out here,
I've been working out on…

I started work, my
first film was Knockout.

And then I started on that
one, I played a female ninja.

So anyway, the film
that I did was called…

Another one that I did is another
action, it's called Dragon Fury.

Which has a lot of martial arts to it.

Which, that's the kind of feel.
I like to get more into it.

Are you telling me a dirty joke?

No, but I like it.

Being in front of the camera, it's…

Actually, I like it.
I like to play different characters.

But I like to people recognize
where I'm at, or they know who I am.

And that's why I like getting into
the acting and doing a lot of modeling.

Here's and there, doing print
work so they can recognize my face.

Oh, that's the part I hate,
the last minute farewell.

Well, I hope you recognize this space.

I hope this space becomes familiar to you.

And I just want to say good-bye.

Aloha.

Hi, my name is Linda O'Neill.

And I'm here today because my
friend Lauren, who I was in a movie with,

told me we were doing
a video on B-movie girls.

And although I'm not a B-movie
queen, I have been in a few B-movies,

and a few Playboy movies.

Also, I'm a little different because
I am a raisin, or you're a raisin.

My mother is Vietnamese,
and my father is Irish American.

I've got the little mix thing going.

Or as they call it in
Japanese, I am a puppy.

This is my first love scene, and I
thought I would be nervous at first.

And when I got there the night
before, I was a little nervous,

but I met the actor,
and it was pretty cool.

And actually, the next
morning, I started to film it.

I was surprisingly very
comfortable, and it was great.

We had a fun time.
We started off in the jacuzzi,

and then moved to the
shower, and then on the bed.

And actually, by the time it
was over, I'm like, that's a cover.

That went fast.

Basically, these are the songs
for about the gorgeous girl,

and the gorgeous girl naked, or
having a love scene with some guy.

And that's pretty much
why B-movies are made,

and pretty much why you
guys watched them, right?

Well, it's time to go. Bye, you guys.

Hope you like what you saw today,

and you'll get to see lots
more of me in the big screen.

Hi, I'm Linnea Quigley, and you probably
know me from a lot of different horror

and comedy films,
Return of the Living Dead,

Nine of the Demons,
Hollywood Chainsaw hookers,

and I'm known really well for my screen.

The people that watch these
films are really stable people.

The ones watching
sitcoms are dangerous ones,

but the ones that watch
these films are very, very stable.

They're not masked murderers. At
least, that's what they told themselves.

I think from the beginning, horror
and sexiness go hand in hand,

even from the early movies to
the ones that they're making now.

It's like, kind of, we've
got the Friday the 13th,

where people do something
wrong sexually, they get killed,

and you've got the scantily clad women
running around screaming, getting killed,

and then now you've got the scantily
clad women running around filming.

In one of my favorite movies,
I got to play a punk rock chick

who dances nude on
tombstones, and all of a sudden

gets her wish of being
eaten by a horrible old man.

And I come back, and I get
revenge by feeding sprains.

That's Return of the Living Dead.

I hope I didn't scare you too much, but I

wanted you to know a
little bit more about me.

And I'll be streaming you
on that silver, scary screen.

Hi, I'm Amy Lindsay.
I'm from Houston, Texas,

and I did my first B-film from
Houston, Texas, which she tweeted.

I think the reason for the
evening is it's just, you know,

an excuse to see some
pretty people have sex.

And somewhere along the line, there's
a story about someone getting killed.

It's been getting easier
and easier to get naked.

That usually do clear the room.
It's not full of 50 people.

It's usually full of seven or so.
But, you know, five to ten.

And sometimes a lot
of scenes are really cool.

Sometimes you really connect with the
guy, or the girl, or whoever it may be.

You know, a shower scene, a bed scene,
scenes against a wall, I don't know.

Try to get some music.
Just try to get into it.

Try to put yourself in
the character's shoes.

And they're usually enjoying
it, loving it. So try to do that.

But it is very surreal.
It's right here, sort of outside the room.

Probably one of the best experiences
I've had, sex scene or non-sex scene,

was something that I did do for
Playboy for a series called Women.

And it was directed by Sally Permoy.

And she got me and this actor to go
through a week of intense rehearsals.

We had to laugh, we had to
cry, we had to go through all this.

And I think we sort of fell in love.
We had this connection.

And we were supposed to be able to
have my very first high school boyfriend.

We had this scene in the back of the car.

The set was beautiful. We were out in the
middle of the woods, and they had it lit.

And we were in the back
of the car, and it just…

I mean, they were like yelling
at Pat, and we wouldn't stop.

People thought we were really not
just simulating and having a great time.

We were so into it, had a lot of fun.

It's probably one of the
best scenes I've ever done.

They've called us since then, three
or four times, to shoot stuff together.

I hope you guys had fun
getting to know them today.

And keep your eyes open,
because you're probably

feeling lots of other
things in the wrong place.

Bye.

Hi, I'm Natasha Alexandrovna.

I come from Leningrad. I was born and raised
there, as well as in Poland, Warszawa.

And then I went to
Italy. I started modeling

for Elif, Johny
Casablanca, for a few years.

And I came to New York.

The only place to make
it big to the top is you

have to come to Los
Angeles, the sunny California.

Dancing for money. It's based on
the story of early days in America,

where all the soldiers used
to dance for a dollar with a girl.

One of the differences that I
find in Russia and America and

Poland and Italy, where I also
lived before I came to America,

is that people there have so much old
history, and very much they stick together.

America, I find, is the
greatest country in the world.

And it's the most fascinating country for
me, like you have a 24-hour supermarket.

I heard that whatever I have
said, that has become engraved

in your heart as the light that
will help you to pass through,

and believing in yourself,
you can make a difference.

And I hope there is a small memory of
Natasha Alexandrovna, the Russian Madonna.

And I hope to see you soon
on a big screen. I love you.

Hi, my name is Olivia George, and I moved
here about six years ago from Santa Cruz.

I'm originally from New York, but I
mostly grew up in Santa Cruz County.

And I came to L.A.
Actually, I came here to dance.

The last film I just worked
on was called Missus II.

And it was a Fred Ray film. Fred Ray is
kind of like the Edward of Hollywood.

He's sort of like the king of B-movies of
the 90s, but he's a lot of fun to work for.

And I played a call girl in that
movie who overhears some senator

who murdered some people,
and then he tries to murder her.

Pretty much the last three films I've
shot have all been very sexy characters.

And at first it was a little scary,
but now I don't mind. It's a lot of fun.

When you first start out as an
actress, I think sort of the precedent

is to try and keep your clothes
on and do more serious stuff.

And I think as you grow
and as your reputation grows

and you become more
and more of a known figure,

the tendency is to want to take your
clothes off, kind of like anymore, I think.

I think that's the way it works.

Hi, I hope you enjoyed
getting to meet me today. Bye.

Oh, I bet you can't guess where
the microphone was hitting.

Hi, I'm Victoria, and I'm from Vietnam.
I came to L.A. to do some movies.

But I started off by doing some
modeling jobs, and I got into

makeup, and I just started
getting some little roles in movies.

And hopefully in the future, you'll
see me in some bigger and better roles.

Ever since I was a little girl, I've
been wanting to get into movies.

I want people to recognize me on film and

see my heart, good
work, and just be noticed.

In the future, I want to get out of these

movies and maybe go
into some regular films.

And I don't know, I always
like comedy, so maybe I can

do some comedy because
I just crack up all the time.

And I grew up telling
jokes and stuff, and I

just love movies. I
watch movies all the time.

And one of my favorite movies are
comedy movies, and I like funny sitcoms.

And a lot of times I can just memorize
things and just roll with laughter.

Well, I hope you enjoyed getting to
know me, and I hope you like what you saw.

And you'll see me on the big screen soon.
Bye-bye!