Josh O'Connor

Hannah Arterton

Rea Mole

Daniel Metz

Four fragile young people flee London to start an unconventional utopia, creating a world of fantasy that overwhelms them.

Hide & Seek

Hide & Seek (2014)

Uma Thurman

Andrea Martin

Michael McKean

Matthew Broderick

Failing producer Max Bialystock (Lane) and his accountant, Leo Bloom (Broderick) scam a group of elderly women out of their nest eggs by convincing them to invest in a horrendously offensive Third Reich-themed musical secretly intended to bomb the moment it opens. But when high-brow Broadway audiences mistakenly assume "Springtime for Hitler" is a satire, Bialystock finds himself with the critical acclaim that has long eluded him - and the biggest hit of his career.

The Producers

The Producers (2005)

Sylvester Stallone

Gene Hackman

Robert Redford

Richard Egan

David Chappellet is a mean-spirited skier, who profits from another skier's injury to gain a spot on the American Olympic team. His roommate sums up his goals when he observes of David, "He's not for the team, and he never will be"; but precisely who the David is that David is so fiendishly striving for we're never to learn. He develops a short-lived relationship with Carole Stahl, a glamorous European woman even more capricious than himself. Chappellet's identity trouble are exacerbated by the fact that he is an "Event" as well as a personality; and more astute minds than his own have difficulty where the one leaves off and the other takes over. Director Michael Ritchie's ("The Candidate") feature film debut.—alfiehitchie

Downhill Racer

Downhill Racer (1969)

Doris Day

William Schallert

Valerie Allen

Thelma Ritter

In New York, the interior decorator Jan Morrow and the wolfish composer Brad Allen share a party line, but Brad keeps it busy most of the time flirting with his girlfriends. They do not know each other but Jan hates Brads since she needs the telephone for her business and can not use it. Coincidently Jan's wealthy client Jonathan Forbes that woos her is the best friend of Brad and he comments with him that he feels an unrequited love for Jan, who is a gorgeous woman. When Brad meets Jan by chance in a restaurant, he poses as a naive tourist from Texas named Rex Stetson and seduces her. But Jonathan hires a private eye to find who Rex Stetson is.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Pillow Talk

Pillow Talk (1959)

James Earl Jones

Danny DeVito

Chris Stein

Charles Siebert

New York City policeman Ed Lacy (Don Murray) practices his Knights of Columbus speech as he shaves and gets into uniform in the precinct locker room. On patrol in their squad car, Ed, and his partner, Billings (Treat Williams), arrest a prostitute and her African-American pimp, and threaten several pedestrians who object.The next day, Ed leads a local rally for a conservative mayoral candidate, Kevin "Enough Is Enough" Reilly (George S. Irving), an Irish Catholic who, like Ed, stresses his ethnic and religious roots.Meanwhile, at a local theater, Rabbit Shazam (James Earl Jones) arrives with the opening-night crowd, gets his pre-paid ticket held under the name "Ambassador Shazam" at the box office, and takes his seat. A large, African-American man wearing an identifiable Muslim caftan, Rabbit looks out of place among the middle-class New Yorkers. His expressions show contempt for the avant-garde program featuring African, classical and rock music conducted by Sally Deveraux.Meanwhile, Ed and Billings stop at a market for snacks, and when an inebriated young African-American insults them, Ed gets angry and threatens to blow the young man's head off.Later, Rabbit grabs Sally (Diahan Williams) outside her basement apartment, puts a knife to her throat and forces her to let him in. Sally's neighbor, Mrs. Edna Broderick, sees them in the hallway but is not sure if Sally is in danger. Inside Sally's apartment, Rabbit ties her up, searches for valuables and smashes her furniture and valuable cello; all the while he recites poetry, mocks her middle-class pretensions, and speaks with a funny accent into her tape recorder. Forcing Sally to call her parents, Rabbit tells her father that if he wants to save Sally he must send a $10,000 money order to a Western Union office on Broadway. Next door, Edna finally telephones the police. Ed and Billings get the call.At Edna's apartment, Billings uses her phone to call for backup. Ed steps into the hall and sees Rabbit and Sally coming out of her apartment. When Ed pulls his gun, Rabbit presses his knife against Sally's throat and tells Ed to let them through, but Ed holds his ground. Hearing sirens outside, Rabbit drops his knife and turns to the wall, hands and legs outstretched. Ed kicks Rabbit's legs, and when Rabbit turns around, Ed shoots him twice in the chest. Sally screams as Rabbit's body falls on top of her. When Detective Buckley arrives, Ed tells him that Rabbit came at him with the knife.In the ensuing investigation, Assistant District Attorney Winston (Dick A. Williams), an African-American, asks Edna why she was suspicious of Rabbit and tries to get her to admit that she called because he was black. At the precinct headquarters, Buckley and his partner, Detective Baker, ask Sally if she knew Rabbit well, and if not, why did she seem so concerned about him? When Sally has a moment alone with Ed, she thanks him for saving her but asks if he had to shoot Rabbit. He replies that Rabbit might have killed her, and killed him too. Winston interrogates Sally, but she says she cannot remember what happened because she was on the floor and did not see the shooting. Afterward, as Sally leaves the station, Ed gives her a ride home and pleads his case. He tells her about a policeman who was recently stabbed to death, and says it is good that Rabbit is dead, because otherwise the city would have to pay for an expensive trial and Sally would be dragged into court and picked apart by a defense attorney. She replies that Rabbit did not rape her, so why would a lawyer probe her sexual history? Alone in her apartment, Sally picks up a crumpled Polaroid photograph of Rabbit's body that one of the police technicians dropped on the floor. Playing a tape of a Strauss waltz, she hears Rabbit cutting in with nonsense patter. Later, she goes to the morgue and views Rabbit's body.Meanwhile, Kevin Reilly, who had earlier seemed dismissive of Ed, sees the "Hero Cop" headline in the newspaper and decides to use Ed in his law-and-order campaign. He tells Ed he wants him on the platform at every speech and promises that he will put Ed in a "key position" in city government. When Sally sees Ed touted as a hero and possible political appointee on television, she goes to the station and tells Baker and Buckley that she wants to change her story. She admits that Rabbit dropped his knife before Ed shot him.Later, Ed celebrates with his friends at a bar when Billings arrives to tell him that Sally has accused him of murder. Ed attends Sally's next performance and, afterward, takes her to a nearby bar in an attempt to convince her to change her mind. He tells her that he has eighteen years on the force and six commendations. A waitress, Annie, tells Sally that Ed is a hero at the bar because five years earlier he stopped a man from stabbing a waitress and, after being cut himself, shot the man to death.Sally goes to the D.A.'s office the next day and tells Winston that Ed is a psychopath. Buckley and Baker walk her through the crime scene again. The coroner shows the two detectives Rabbit's X-rays, which show that the back of his legs suffered trauma. Seeing a new, incriminating headline about Ed in the morning paper, Reilly tells his campaign chief to "cut him loose," and when Ed shows up at a television studio later that day, Reilly explains that he will use him later in the campaign, but not now. Angry, Ed threatens Sally at the grade school where she teaches, which prompts her to again complain to Winston. Captain Stark, Ed's commander, tells him to take a vacation, and when Ed protests, Stark puts him on temporary restriction.Though Ed takes his wife and daughter to the sea shore, he continues to stalk Sally from there. He hires a thug, Arco, to menace her, but Arco accidentally kills two pedestrians when he tries to run her down. Ed invites Arco to hide out at an abandoned farm outside of the city, and then kills him. He goes to Sally's school, knocks her unconscious, carries her to the farm, and ties her to her cello so that she cannot run. The moment Sally sees that Ed is distracted, she unties the ropes and rams the pointed stand on the bottom of her cello into Ed's chest. He chases Sally, shooting at her, but as he loses blood he becomes woozy. In a stable, she stumbles into Ed pointing a gun at her, but realizes that Ed has died from his wound.

Deadly Hero

Deadly Hero (1975)

Porcupine Tree

Richard Barbieri

Colin Edwin

Gavin Harrison

Anesthetize is the second live DVD by progressive rock band Porcupine Tree, released on 20 May 2010. The Blu-ray edition was released on 15 June.

Porcupine Tree: Anesthetize

Porcupine Tree: Anesthetize (2010)

Cristine Rose

Jim Rakete

Winfried Tromp

Julia Breit

Persona Non Grata in his homeland, protest singer Klaus Drittemann must leave East Berlin, his wife and child and emigrate to West Berlin, where the representatives of an American record company are eagerly waiting for him. They plan to exploit his defection from communism both ideologically and financially. But Klaus, as ill-at-ease in the West as he was in the East, is reluctant to be used as an expendable commodity. Leaving his contract unsigned (or signed in his manner), he leaves for Cambridge to meet his father, a concert player, who -just like him - left East Berlin thirty years ago as Klaus was a little boy. He is accompanied by a young French journalist, Emma, who knows where his father has been living since he disappeared for more than a decade. The young lady is cooperative but might hide things from him...—Guy Bellinger

Singing the Blues in Red

Singing the Blues in Red (1986)

Rossif Sutherland

Allan Hawco

Paul Gross

Clark Johnson

In Kandahar Province in Afghanistan, a group of Canadian soldiers led by Ryan is watching a road. Another group needs to know whether the road is safe and when the first group sees that it isn't, warns the other group to stay away. There is an explosion and lots of enemy soldiers start shooting. The Canadians take shelter in a compound where an elder with two different colored eyes somehow assures them they will be all right, though he doesn't speak English. There are two young girls among the innocent civilians.The Canadians return to their base. Captain Mitchell wants more information on the elder so he can show his appreciation. With some effort, he is able to find out this must be The Ghost, who served in the war with the Soviets, and was given this name because no matter what he won't die. Bashir Daoud Khan, known as BDK, served under The Ghost but is mistreating people.A visit to Kandahar City turns violent. Innocent people are killed. The Canadians have to decide who is really innocent and who they should shoot. In one case a decision must be made about an 11-year-old boy.Ryan and Mitchell meet with The Ghost and Mitchell gives him money. The Ghost claims to be Pakistani and more than 5000 years old, or at least that's what the interpreter said. Someone else claimed that these people have an ancient culture and Islam is a relatively recent addition, although the Canadians have been told The Ghost helped them because it pleases Allah.Ryan has an additional complication. He is in a relationship with Captain Bowman, who communicates with the troops when they are not on base. She learns she is pregnant.The Ghost is asked to attend a ceremony related to Hyena Road, but the meeting can take place in one of several places, and which one is used will determine how the meeting is interpreted.The Canadians learn that BDK owns the land where The Ghost gave them shelter, and that The Ghost's son Abdul farms the land. However, Abdul owes BDK $5000 and if BDK doesn't get it, Abdul is in serious trouble. A group of snipers is present when BDK meets with Abdul.BDK kidnaps Abdul's daughters, who were in the earlier scene, but the snipers can do nothing. It is learned he will sell them to pay Abdul's debt. Now, the objective is to find the daughters and rescue them. The Ghost has BDK's son killed.The Ghost, given the money Abdul owes, helps the Canadians search for BDK. When they meet, The Ghost shows BDK his son's head. BDK is about to shoot The Ghost, so a sniper shoots him. The sniper is told this was wrong because it deprived The Ghost of an honorable death and he has nothing to live for.Eventually the Canadians find a building where children are kept in cages and rescue them. But Ryan and The Ghost are trapped by enemy soldiers and help is too far away. There is one option, but it involves killing them both.Earlier Ryan and Jennifer had a talk about their future. Now they must have a final conversation over the radio, and a large cannon is fired at Ryan and The Ghost.There are ceremonies for both men. For Ryan, it involves Canadian flags and a bagpipe. For The Ghost, it is a much quieter ceremony in the desert.

Hyena Road

Hyena Road (2015)

Henry Fonda

Alfred Hitchcock

Harry Dean Stanton

Charles Aidman

Christopher Emanuel Balestrero, "Manny" to his friends, is a string bassist, a devoted husband and father, and a practicing Catholic. His eighty-five dollar a week gig playing in the jazz combo at the Stork Club is barely enough to make ends meet. The Balestreros' lives will become a little more difficult with the major dental bills his wife Rose will be incurring. As such, Manny decides to see if he can borrow off of Rose's life insurance policy. But when he enters the insurance office, he is identified by some of the clerks as the man that held up the office twice a few months earlier. Manny cooperates with the police, as he has nothing to hide. Manny learns that he is a suspect in not only those hold-ups, but a series of other hold-ups in the same Jackson Heights neighborhood in New York City where they live. The more that Manny cooperates, the more guilty he appears to the police. With the help of Frank O'Connor, the attorney that they hire, they try to prove Manny's innocence. Regardless of if they manage to prove Manny's innocence or find the actual hold-up man, the situation may cause irreparable damage on the Balestreros.—Huggo

The Wrong Man

The Wrong Man (1956)

Mylène Jampanoï

Xavier Dolan

Juliette Gosselin

Anie Pascale

Fifteen years after a horrifying experience of abduction and prolonged torture, Lucie embarks on a bloody quest for revenge against her oppressors. Along with her childhood friend Anna, who also suffered abuse, she quickly and hopelessly descends into madness and her own delusions. Anna, left on her own, begins to re-experience what Lucie did when she was only 12 years old.—kwedgwood@hotmail.com

Martyrs

Martyrs (2008)

Betty Lynn

Josephine Hutchinson

Dean Stockwell

Chill Wills

A young cowboy, whose dedication to the principles of peace and reason has earned him a reputation for cowardice, overcomes his psychological aversion to violence after his elder brother unjustly censures him for not joining in a foolhardy gunfight in which their youngest brother is killed.—Anonymous

Gun for a Coward

Gun for a Coward (1956)

Johnny Depp

Marshall Bell

Luis Guzmán

Marlon Brando

An unemployed alcoholic Native American Indian lives on a trailer park with his wife and two children. Convinced that he has nothing to offer this world, he agrees to be tortured to death by a gang of rednecks in return for $50,000.—Duncan Shine

The Brave

The Brave (1997)

David Geffen

Ahmir-Khalib Thompson

Bruce Springsteen

Elton John

Established in 1960, Tower Records was once a retail powerhouse with two hundred stores, in thirty countries, on five continents. From humble beginnings in a small-town drugstore, Tower Records eventually became the heart and soul of the music world, and a powerful force in the music industry. In 1999, Tower Records made $1 billion. In 2006, the company filed for bankruptcy. What went wrong? Everyone thinks they know what killed Tower Records: The Internet. But that's not the story. "All Things Must Pass" is a feature documentary film examining this iconic company's explosive trajectory, tragic demise, and legacy forged by its rebellious founder Russ Solomon.—Company Name

All Things Must Pass

All Things Must Pass (2015)

Timothée Chalamet

Amanda Seyfried

John Goodman

Molly Gordon

When four generations of the Cooper clan come together for their annual Christmas Eve celebration, a series of unexpected visitors and unlikely events turn the night upside down, leading them all toward a surprising rediscovery of family bonds and the spirit of the holiday.—CBS Films

Love the Coopers

Love the Coopers (2015)

Sherri Eakin

Richard Tyson

Bennett Wayne Dean Sr.

Corlandos Scott

Steven Summers returns home to southern Alabama from college with his girlfriend to attend his Uncle's annual Haunted Hayride. Unaware that an escaped killer is on the loose, Steven will soon face the real life embodiment of PITCHFORK a character his uncle created for the hayride and Steven's childhood tormentor. Steven will soon realize that not all childhood fears are imagined when the legend of Pitchfork suddenly becomes dangerously real.—TR Parsons

Hayride

Hayride (2012)

Stephen Blackehart

Domiziano Arcangeli

Doug Burch

Damien Puckler

Donald Lawson, the devil child from "666: The Child", is now an adult and is determined to fulfill his destiny as the Antichrist.

666: The Beast

666: The Beast (2007)

Marcus Deshaun Richardson

David A. Prior

Ted Prior

Colonel Hogan is still alive and just getting out of prison on parole, some 28 years later. But he has only one thing in mind and that is revenge on Mike Danton. So once again, Hogan puts together a group of mercenaries, has Danton kidnapped, and the games begin. Only this time Hogan is funded by a huge Internet company in exchange for broadcasting the hunting of Danton over the Internet, worldwide.—David A. Prior

Deadliest Prey

Deadliest Prey (2013)

Aldo Ray

Troy Donahue

Christopher Maleki

Traci Lords

In Hollywood, the aspirant guitar player Martin is a complete loser, living in a dirty trailer and working in a pizzeria. When the band of Lindsay Roberts needs a guitar player, a friend of Martian summons him for an audition during the working period. He offends his boss Tony that does not allow him to go, but he is humiliated in the audition and not accepted by the band. When he asks for his job back, Tony recalls his offense and says no. Further, he is expelled from his trailer by the manager. Martin decides to visit a Voodoo Woman and she promises anything he wants provided he gives his soul to the devil. He accepts the deal and is stabbed on the chest to death. When he wakes up, he is in a comfortable house with the women Michelle, Marilyn and Monique to serve him the way he wants. He visits the band again as the guitar player Angel Martin. He has a conflict with the band leader Jonny and puts his eyes on the girlfriend of Greg and band manager, Lindsay. Soon he becomes a rock star but he learns that he has a price to pay to the devil to keep his dreams.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Shock 'Em Dead

Shock 'Em Dead (1991)

Lance Henriksen

Giovonnie Samuels

Matt Winston

Mick Ignis

A group of grad students have booked passage on the crabbing boat Harbinger to study the effects of global warming on a pod of Belugas in the Bering Sea. When the ship's crew dredges up a recently thawed piece of old Soviet space wreckage, things get downright deadly. It seems that the Russians experimented with tardigrades, tiny resilient animals able to withstand the extremes of space radiation. The creatures survived, but not without mutation. Now the crew is exposed to aggressively mutating organisms. And after being locked in ice for 3 decades, the creatures aren't about to give up the warmth of human companionship.—MovieKnut

Harbinger Down

Harbinger Down (2015)

Dina Meyer

Stephen Lang

Polly Walker

FBI agent Jake Malloy just can't nail a serial killer who's been targeting cops. The killer has already killed nine cops. Not only does the killer despise policemen, but he also has a grudge against Malloy for pursuing him during a string of prostitute murders four years ago. The killer finally decides to hit Malloy where it hurts, killing one of Malloy's friends on the force, and brutally killing Malloy's fiancé Mary. The grief sends Malloy off the deep end and causes him to become alcoholic, forcing Malloy's colleague, Detective Hendricks, to sign Malloy up at a remote detox clinic in a snow-covered part of Wyoming. The clinic specializes in rehabilitating alcoholic cops. But the killer murders another patient and assumes the patient's identity at the clinic. While Malloy participates in group therapy sessions, the killer starts killing the patients. Among the endangered patients are Jaworski, Slater, Noah, Conner, and a dozen others, one of whom must be the killer. One by one, the patients start falling prey to the killer and, starting with the facility's director, Doc, the killer starts targeting the staff as well.—Todd Baldridge

D-Tox

D-Tox (2002)

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