Seann William Scott

Johnny Knoxville

Burt Reynolds

Barry Corbin

In Georgia's dusty Hazzard County, the close-knit Duke cousins, Bo and Luke, deliver Uncle Jesse's fine moonshine. Zooming down the rough backwoods on their powerful muscle-car--the tangerine 1969 Dodge Charger, General Lee--the boys easily outrun the corrupt county commissioner Boss Hogg's forces, and his loyal henchman, Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane. However, when the clan of moonshiners are left with nothing, only Bo, Luke, and Daisy Duke can save their farm, as the day of the annual road rally approaches. Can the Dukes of Hazzard beat Hogg's champion, Billy Prickett, save the day, and their beloved home?—Nick Riganas

The Dukes of Hazzard

The Dukes of Hazzard (2005)

Luke Evans

Cassi Davis

Terri J. Vaughn

A former Broadway star, who is now a great-grandfather suffering from Alzheimer's, relocates to the South to live with his granddaughter Tatum and her 10-year-old daughter, Liv. Along with his great-granddaughter, they put on a small town production of Shakespeare's Classic "Hamlet".—Cas Siegers

Hamlet & Hutch

Hamlet & Hutch (2014)

Alicia Witt

Diane Ladd

Laura Dern

Ruth Stoops is a poor indigent drug-user (a huffer - inhaling glue and paint for a high) whose down and out existence is complicated once more by becoming pregnant (she has had and lost four children already). When a judge orders that she gets an abortion or face a felony charge, she is befriended by Gail Stoney, a pro-lifer whose husband is president of the local "Babysavers" group. Suddenly Ruth is thrust into the middle of the pro-choice/pro-life struggle, with each side wanting her to take their side as a "message" to others - and the situation escalates...—Gary Dickerson

Citizen Ruth

Citizen Ruth (1996)

C. Thomas Howell

Lisa Sheridan

Jonathan Silverman

Jack Carter, a modest, middle-aged bakery owner, thinks he and his family are in a rut. Not only can he not provide them with the finer things, he realizes that he's not as close to his kids as he wants to be. His 17-year-old son Kyle is preoccupied with sports and will be leaving for college soon; his 14-year-old daughter Sienna is always lost in her phone. So for the upcoming Christmas holiday, Jack has the brilliant idea to reconnect with his family while also trying to spark his desired writing career by going on a Christmas vacation to a cabin resort in the mountains with no technological distractions whatsoever and make their trip the very best Christmas vacation ever. But the trip seems doomed from the start: their cabin is a dilapidated disaster, the kids are constantly complaining, and then Jack runs into his estranged, uber-competitive friend Robert, who used to vacation at the resort with Jack when they were kids. Robert is rich, successful, and better than Jack at everything. And while Jack and his family stay in a cold, run-down cabin, Robert and his family stay in one of the resort's fanciest newly-renovated cabins. Robert seems to upstage Jack at every turn, and Jack's family appears to be entranced by Robert and his wealth, leaving Jack to feel like a failure. Jack plans to one-up Robert at the very games Robert used to beat him at: the Farthering Pines Winter Olympics, a series of events that Jack's dad invented. But Jack's plan backfires and Robert beats him yet again. Jack has had it. His emotions get the best of him and he apologizes to his family for letting them down as a provider, but they reveal that they think they have the best father or husband anyone could want. Jack finally realizes that the love of his family is more rewarding than anything money could buy.

A Magic Christmas

A Magic Christmas (2014)

Walter Olkewicz

Krista Allen

Lauren Hays

Martin Grant has been hiding for years to escape his past as a ruthless mercenary in the elite force Raven Team. He's recently been engaged and are trying to forget the nightmares of murder and betrayal. Martin was convinced, that he could escape... But no one escapes from the Raven Teams ruthless leader Raven. At least not alive. Raven is back with a new team to hunt down and eliminate Grant...—Ricki

Raven

Raven (1996)

Angie Dickinson

Mia Sara

William Hickey

David and Cassie Osborne have an argument one night. So the next morning after David goes to work, Cassie runs off to her sister's house for a few days with their daughter Samantha. Only they never get there. David starts looking for them, and her sister, Joanne, thinks David had something to do with their disappearance, and calls the police. Actually Samantha and Cassie are with Roy and Georgina Scudder, and their daughter Jill. Roy picked them up after their car broke down. The only problem is, the Scudders, who seem a little odd at first, won't let them leave or call anyone.—Brian W Martz

The Maddening

The Maddening (1995)

Michael Provost

Michael Abbott Jr.

Thomas Ivey

Elbow Grease is a sincere look into the humor and craziness that is the everyday life of the Barnes family. Billy and Ellie's marriage may be going through a rough patch, but they don't know chaos until Billy's wayward brother Randy arrives and wreaks havoc not only throughout the family, but to the neighbors and across the entire town of Guppie, South Carolina as it prepares for its annual Fall festival.—Anonymous

Elbow Grease

Elbow Grease (2016)

Amanda Seales

Holland Taylor

Maria Canals-Barrera

Devon Butler is an eight-year old who dreams of being a cop. He watches police TV shows, knows police procedures, and plays cops and robbers with his friend Ray. One day, while snooping around in a warehouse, he witnesses a murder. He goes to the police, who want the information, but won't get it until they make Devon a cop. The police then team him with veteran cop (and child hater) Nick McKenna, and the two team up in comic series of events to find the killer.—Stephen Currence

Cop & ½

Cop & ½ (1993)

Loni Anderson

Philip L. Clarke

Ken Page

Charlie B. Barkin (Burt Reynolds), a rascally German Shepherd with a shady past, breaks out of a New Orleans dog pound with the help of his faithful friend Itchy (Dom De Luise), a nervously hyperactive dachshund. He then makes tracks to reunite with his gambling casino partner Carface Malone (Vic Tayback), a shifty pitbull who has planned a dastardly, and potentially deadly, double cross. Suddenly, Charlie finds himself at the Pearly Gates, face to face with the Heavenly Whippet (Melba Moore). Charlie weasels his way back to earth and reunites with Itchy. He plots his revenge against Carface and, along the way, acquires help from a little girl named Anne-Marie (who can talk to animals). After a series of fiendish schemes, close scrapes and unexpected adventures, both Charlie and Anne Marie find their lives at stake. Only one can be saved and the outcome is in Charlie's paws...

All Dogs Go to Heaven

All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989)

Diane Lane

Erin Gray

Anthony Michael Hall

Stopping briefly in a small Texas town, an itinerant race car driver finds that his stock car, on a trailer behind his motor home, has just been quickly and expertly stripped. He chases down the miscreants, who turn out to be six orphan children. He has no recourse to the law, for the corrupt local Sheriff takes most of the proceeds of their thievery in exchange for not putting them in an orphanage. They are charming rogues, who are in turn charmed by him. Disliking their arrangement with the Sheriff, they stow away with him, and he finds himself becoming a reluctant father figure. Thanks to their enthusiasm and incredible mechanical know-how, he begins to make a name for himself on the racing circuit. But the Sheriff doesn't take kindly to losing his extra income.—Paul Emmons

Six Pack

Six Pack (1982)

Alfie Wise

Richard Kiel

Michael Conrad

A football player-turned-convict organizes a team of inmates to play against a team of prison guards. His dilemma is that the warden asks him to throw the game in return for an early release, but he is also concerned about the inmates' lack of self-esteem.—Matt Heffernan

The Longest Yard

The Longest Yard (1974)

Sally Field

Terry Bradshaw

Paul Williams

It's been a few years since Cletus and the Bandit made their famous 28-hour run to Texas for a few cases of Coors. Bandit is now a washed-up has-been living in the past, until Big Enos and Little Enos make him another offer: Transport a live Elephant across country in 3 days or less.—Afterburner

Smokey and the Bandit II

Smokey and the Bandit II (1980)

John Schneider

Bandit and Cledus are two truck-driving southerners who accept a dare from big-shots Big and Little Enos to pick up a truckload of beer from Texas and return it to them within a specified amount of time. Picking it up is simple enough, but as they are leaving Texas, Bandit unwittingly picks up Carrie, a hitchhiking runaway bride who just left her groom at the altar--her groom being Junior, the son of Buford T. Justice. And when Buford and Junior discover what has happened, they go on a "high-speed pursuit" across the Southeast to catch The Bandit.—

Smokey and the Bandit

Smokey and the Bandit (1977)

Charles Durning

Candice Bergen

Thomas Rosales Jr.

Ernest 'Stick' Stickley returns from prison, and very soon he gets involved with his old friend in a drug-running deal that goes sour. Hired by a rich investor, he tries to walk the line, but trouble follows him throughout as he tries to collect a debt and make up for lost time with his daughter. Stick also finds a new flame with a financial wiz and gets set to enjoy a new life, but Chucky and Nestor, the two hoods who owe him the debt, have other plans for Stick.—Nick

Stick

Stick (1985)

Courtney Dlugos

Raul Colon

Todd Vittum

Reggie Hall is an inner-city teen that's trying to shake the ruthless drug dealers that killed his brother. Rodney "Lightning" Rhodes is a man of integrity that won't sell out to the underworld powers that run the fight game. Their revenge on his virtues end up costing him his mother and sends him on the lamb becoming a homeless ex-boxer who's life is destroyed. After years on the run he comes to the aid of the inner-city kid that's fighting to make the right choices and not get dragged into the dark world of drug dealers. The homeless ex-boxer defends the young inner-city kid from the dealers full on assault in a random act of kindness. Reggie witnesses "Lightning" Rhodes easily take out these feared thugs with expert skill and wants to learn to fight like that. Rhodes is on the run so he does everything he can to lose the kid, even throwing him out of his homeless camp. Reggie keeps coming back bringing food or whatever it takes, but it's when "Lightning" asks why he wants to learn to fight? Reggie tells him to protect his mom. Something in "Lightning" Rhodes" clicks and he starts to train him. Reggie tells his mom how "Lightning" protected him against the dealers that influenced his brother but she fears this homeless man could be dangerous, and tells him to stay away from the homeless ex-boxer. Reggie Hall's single social worker mom desperately doesn't want to lose another son to the streets so she seeks help through a friend, who gets her unknowingly hooked up with a corrupt cop. That backfires when the cop tries to force himself on her in return for his help, Reggie surprises everyone and saves his mom during the assault and his skills easily give him the advantage over the cop and they recognize he's being trained by someone. Now the drug dealers want revenge on "Lightning" for him protecting the kid and Reggie not selling their drugs. They ambush "Lightning" and Reggie. Reggie gets a knife pulled on him and "Lightning" jumps in front to protect him and gets stabbed. "Lightning" Rhodes can't go to a hospital so Reggie brings him home and his mom reluctant at first, tends to "Lightnings" wounds. Not to be deterred, the dealers force Reggie's girl friend Mariah to give drugs to Reggie to sell. Now things are getting desperate so they come up with a plan and her friends boyfriend who is a good cop says let them follow Reggie into the old abandoned gym, he will hide and they will ask for the drug money and admit to something. Now "Lightning" knows there is too much heat, all this involvement with Reggie forces him to disappear which breaks Reggies' heart. Reggie's mom goes to his old abandoned gym and tells him what he's meant to Reggie, especially after the loss of his older brother. "Lightning" wants to come out, wants to talk with her but knows he can't. The sting to frame the dealers is on, they take the bait and follow Reggie looking for their drugs money. In the dark they arrive and one covers the outside while the other goes into confront Reggie. Reggie tells them he's not selling their crap and doesn't have the drugs. They want the money, the drugs or he'll end up dead like they did his brother. The dealer gets ready to shoot Reggie. The good cop confronts the dealer and gets shot. Then out of the shadows "Lightning" Rhodes diverts and dodges the dealers bullets to empty out his weapon. The fight continues and after Reggie is saved "Lightning" must leave as the sirens get closer. "Lightning" tells Reggie about the powerful people that killed his mom. That is why he must run, not the cops. The future champion of the world Reggie Hall's unlikely bond with a homeless ex-boxer helped him make the right choice. "Lightning" guided Reggie so when the day came for a gym to be dedicated to Reggie "The Rocket" Hall he never forgot his friend and mentor, "Shadow Fighter."

Shadow Fighter

Shadow Fighter (2017)

Cody Longo

Ariel Winter

Chevy Chase

An aging former movie star is forced to face the reality that his glory days are behind him. On its surface, the film is a tale about faded fame. At its core, it's a universal story about growing old.

The Last Movie Star

The Last Movie Star (2017)

Noel Gugliemi

Rob Lowe

Adam Wylie

A satirical thriller about L.A.'s real estate roller coaster. Jack Woodman (James Jurdi) is a slick and hotshot Los Angeles property broker and real estate agent who appears on top of the world. But after getting greedy with a shady real estate deal, he ends up fired from a top broker firm R.E.G. by real-estate mogul Ron Glass (Burt Reynolds) and framed by Ron's menacing, drug-addled son, Aaron. As a result, Jack ends up being the owner of a rundown apartment slum building. One year later, the disgraced Jack is approached by a mysterious power player named Frank Hunter (Rob Lowe) and his sultry wife Lana (Jessica Clark) with an offer to discreetly market and sell their Malibu villa. However, more double crosses, adultery, murder, mistaken identity, crooked deals and revenge ensue as the question is always "who is scheming, using, and double crossing who?"—Anonymous

Pocket Listing

Pocket Listing (2015)

Jeff Goldblum

Ellen Barkin

Mob boss Vic returns to business from madhouse. Meanwhile his best and quickest assistant Mickey Holliday is having an affair with Vic's girl Grace Everly and, at the same time, with her sister Rita Everly. What will Vic do? Whom will he kill? Is he really insane and weak? Many other mobsters, including Jake Parker, WackyJacky Jackson and Ben London think he's not so powerful anymore and hope to take his place.—Sergey Ukladov

Mad Dog Time

Mad Dog Time (1996)

Geoffrey Holder

Norman Alden

Woody Allen

Seven segments related to one another only in that they all purport to be based on sections of the book by David Reuben. The segments range from "Do Aphrodisiacs Work?" in which a court jester gives an aphrodisiac to the Queen and is, in the end, beheaded to "What Happens During Ejaculation?" in which we watch "control central" during a successful seduction.—Scott R. Vaughn

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex * But Were Afraid to Ask

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex * But Were Afraid to Ask (1972)

Kristy McNichol

Wendell Lawson has only 6 months to live. Not wanting to live his last few months of life waiting for the end, he decides to take his own life. He enlists the help of a humorously delusional mental patient, and the movie chronicles his many unsuccessful attempts to kill himself. Will he ever succeed...?—Afterburner

The End

The End (1978)

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