How’s this for a fun double feature? A high school student sleeps her way to the top of the faculty, becomes an assassin and goes on a killing spree. Still intrigued? How about a busload of schoolgirls on a road trip straight to hell?

This double dollop of low-budget sleaze from trash movie clearinghouse Crown International is one of the best offerings in BCI/Eclipse’s “Welcome to the Grindhouse” series of DVDs.

A charming and well-told documentary about the superheroes that pose for tourist photos on Hollywood Boulevard … for tips.

Paul Thomas Anderson directs Daniel Day-Lewis in a gritty and sprawling tale of strained family, questionable faith and unflinching greed.

A heartbroken guitar player meets a beautiful keyboardist and the two gallivant about Dublin becoming friends, making music and recording songs for a demo CD after which the guy heads to London seeking his fortune and the girl reconciles with her estranged husband.

A Russian mob boss (Armin Mueller-Stahl) goes toe-to-toe with a midwife (Naomi Watts) over the possession of a diary containing incriminating secrets, while his son’s (Vincent Cassel) driver (Viggo Mortensen) begins to win the majority of his favor. David Cronenberg directs this intriguing piece on the vor v zakone in London. We need more Russian mob movies!