We've got a quartet of nude titles working their magic for you this week on DVD and Blu-ray: First, Starz' Magic City explodes onto DVD and Blu-ray with an eye-popping assortment of nudity from Olga Kurylenko, Jessica Marais, and many more. Also nude on DVD and Blu-ray, Another Earth (2011)'s Brit Marling stars as a seductive cult leader in Sounds of My Voice (2012), and the sci-fi streak continues on Blu-ray with deluxe re-releases of Cyborg (1989) and Blade Runner (1982):
Miami Beach doesn't need much help in the sexiness department- it's the bikini capital of the world, after all- but Starz is giving South Beach a nude boost with the 1950's-era gangster drama Magic City. Jeffrey Dean Morgan stars as Ike Evans, an outwardly reputable businessman who's in deep debt to, and under the control of, ruthless mob boss Ben Diamond (Danny Huston). Ike's business, the Miramar Playa Hotel, is much like Ike himself: a luxury destination for vacationing families by day, the hotel transforms into a playground for prostitutes and mobsters by night. Bond babe Olga Kurylenko co-stars as Ike's ex-showgirl wife, blissfully ignorant of her husband's dirty double dealings. Jessica Marais, Kelly Lynch, Dominik Garcia-Lorido, and Elena Satine round out the rest of the sexy supporting cast, and you can bet they'll be conjuring up some Magic Titties.
Journalists get pulled under the spell of a cult in Sound of My Voice (2011). Peter (Christopher Denham) and Lorna (Nicole Vicius) are two documentary filmmakers on assignment to infiltrate a mysterious cult. But once they are ensconced in the isolated locale, they start to fall prey to the group’s charismatic leader. Brit Marling stars as the seductive sect leader and bares boobs, buns, and bush after soaking in a bathtub. Those mind control devices will have your heads spinning!
Hollywood doesn’t love New York. It’s Tinseltown’s favorite site for post-apocalyptic disaster movies such as Cyborg (1989), starring the Muscles from Brussels, Jean-Claude Van Damme. There’ll be plenty of Van Damage to your love muscle thanks to this tale of the martial-arts expert kickboxing his way cross country to 
escort a cyborg who has a cure for the plague that’s afflicting Atlanta. Primarily that’s Deborah Richter, whose fleshy emergence a half hour into the flick will have enthusiastic audiences flicking their Bics. If that doesn’t spark a fire down below then you’re an android. Deborah’s got to be human, because the way her ass shakes as she runs into the ocean for a skinny dip is definitely all-natural.
Harrison Ford is Rick Deckard, a retired lawman in la-la land in the decidedly dystopian world of Blade Runner (1982). Harrison's hellish L.A. is a polluted corporate landscape . . . but it's fiction. Really. It's 2019 there, and the Tyrell Corporation is making bank with its brand of super-realistic androids. These replicants are so realistic that the police department has to employ detectives to hunt down and snuff out the rogue elements among them. Harrison's boss, M. Emmett Walsh, calls him for just such a joba group of homicidal humanoids, led by Robot Rutger Hauer, are on the loose, and only Han Solo can 
make these robos a no-go. After meeting with weirdie bossman Tyrell himself (Joe Turkel), Harrison tracks down his first target, the fabulously funbag-baring Joanna Cassidy. Just as surely as androids dream of electric sheep, you'll be dreaming about Joanna's fantastic teats! But she's not the only eyeball treat; after eliminating Cassidy's fine ass-idy, Harrison is saved by the savory Sean Young, who's a robot and doesn't know it.
CU Next Tuesday, Skin fans, for all the newest and nudest releases on DVD and Blu-ray right here at MrSkin.com!
