Danny DeVito

Michael Tucker

Richard Dreyfuss

Barbara Hershey

One step short of larceny, the aluminum siding salesmen in this movie sell their wares, compete with each other, and engage in a lot of great dialog. Tin Men focuses on the rivalry between BB Babowsky and Ernest Tilley. At the same time, the end of small world of which they are kings looms near as a government probe investigates their industry.—Reid Gagle

Tin Men

Tin Men (1987)

Susan Sarandon

John Turturro

Carmen Ejogo

Danny Burstein

A struggling Hypnotist in New York City is blackmailed into being the world's first hypnotist hit man after a mysterious woman finds out his degree is fake.

Forty Winks

Forty Winks (2022)

Danny Trejo

Robert Patrick

Bruce Campbell

Tiffani Thiessen

Five criminals get together to rob a bank in Mexico. On his way to their rendezvous point, one of them gets into an accident, and stumbles upon the Titty Twister Bar. This little detour sets up the terror that awaits the outlaws and the officers on their trail.—Phil Fernando

From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money

From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money (1999)

Tom Riley

Danny Glover

Jenny O'Hara

James Roday

When a struggling writer, HIV positive for 20+ years, accidentally deposits a $100 birthday check, he is dropped from his health plan for earning too much. In this new era of sort-of universal care, can he take on a helpless bureaucracy or come up with $3000 a month to buy meds on his own?

Pushing Dead

Pushing Dead (2016)

Paula Trickey

Robert Davi

Officer Matt Cordell, the undead cop, returns from the grave. Again. This time he is after the criminals who murdered him in the prison, and he is not doing that because he wants to forgive them...—Jaromir "Vassago" Król

Maniac Cop 2

Maniac Cop 2 (1990)

Danny Denzongpa

Johnny Lever

Anjali Vyas

Shatrughan Sinha

Supriya and Rakesh are happily married with their daughter Mini a jail convict Rakesh escapes from prison and tries to kill Supriya in her self deference she sets him on fire leading to his death.Supriya is trailed in court where she revels flashback how she met Rakesh who was a good photographer but realized he had no good intentions and hypnotized her by using his black magic powers and tried to rape her she further finds that he is also a psycho path.Rakesh further with his black magic powers tried to make Supriya his and kill all the ones who come in his way during this times she is saved by Superintendent of police Ravi and further they get married after Rakesh was jailed.The court acquits Supriya as she attacked him in self defense but Rakesh's soul stars to haunt Supriya ,Ravi and their daughter.—alex.mjacko@gmail.com

Saaya

Saaya (1989)

Emile Hirsch

Kefas Brand

Danny A. Abeckaser

Follows the biggest manhunt in the history of Israel to find Yahya Ayyash, the mastermind bombmaker who oversaw a group of suicide troops in Israel in the middle of the 1990s.

The Engineer

The Engineer (2023)

Carla Gugino

Josh Hartnett

Rosario Dawson

A dentist teams up with a feisty would-be assassin to put the final touches on the plan to kill his wife. Once he makes a play for the assassin's payment, he unknowingly sets off a chain of events that fuels a cross-town journey through the many lounges, bars, strip clubs and the occasional nudist ping pong club scattered across Los Angeles. Along the way, we are introduced to a series of idiosyncratic characters, from gangsters to exotic dancers, from ex-cons to cops, with the odd hatcheck girl and bartender thrown in for good measure.—Anonymous

Girl Walks Into a Bar

Girl Walks Into a Bar (2011)

Ving Rhames

Steven Seagal

Noel Gugliemi

"Force of Execution" is the story about a crime lord torn between his legacy and his desire to get out of the life of crime that has built his empire, when a new player to the scene tries to use the town anti-hero's network to climb to power. The only friend the crime lord has is his assassin protégé who has troubles of his own. An epic battle of under bosses and crime lords. Only one will come out alive or will they?—Jim Burleson

Force of Execution

Force of Execution (2013)

Sam Neill

Danny Keogh

Alice Krige

Sophie Okonedo

The true story of Sandra Laing (Okonedo), a black child born in the 1950s to white Afrikaners, unaware of their black ancestry. Her parents are rural shopkeepers serving the local black community, who lovingly bring her up as their 'white' little girl. But at the age of ten, Sandra is driven out of white society. The film follows her thirty-year journey from rejection to acceptance, betrayal to reconciliation, as she struggles to define her place in a changing world.

Skin

Skin (2008)

Julie Benz

Dawn Olivieri

Mahershala Ali

A just paroled white supremacist and his ruthless girlfriend kill a cop and take an African American family hostage. Meanwhile, Sobecki, the heavily-tattooed supremacist leader who oversees his criminal empire from behind bars, is not thrilled when he learns of his charge's screw-up. The patriarch of the family, an ornery ex-con himself, must rely on his wit and understanding of the racist mind to find a plan to free his family, but not before he confronts his own brand of bigotry and anger.—Cas

Supremacy

Supremacy (2014)

Jon Hamm

Sarah Gadon

Christopher Heyerdahl

Danny Pudi

Orson (Jon Hamm), is a peculiar character, and it could be evidently seen and felt by his colleagues. Orson was very different from his co-workers. He could see through the hypocrisy and pretense of human behavior, and he didn't understand why the words uttered from the mouth, and the motive inside the mind did not match.
Orson has recently joined a company called "The Authority Inc". At his previous job, Orson was a leader and hopes to get into a similar position at his new job.Orson was terrible at his social skills, and he hadn't honed the art of "small talk," as he thought that it was a meaningless and futile activity. Orson knew his work well. He could see through the intentions of the people and almost perfectly ascertain what was going on in their minds.
He saw that Mitchell (Bill Marchant) was scared of being fired from the company but was camouflaging his fear through his behavior. He noticed that Carol (Allison Riley) had a superiority complex where she thought that she knew everything, while Shannon (Kimberley Shoniker) just sought validation and was a people pleasing person of the highest order.
They all thought that they were able to disguise their real intentions, but there was Orson, sitting quietly in one corner of the office and scrutinizing each and every gesture made, or word spoken by everyone.
Orson had problems with the weirdest things in life, like the jacket that Rakesh (Danny Pudi) wore. He didn't like the color, and additionally, he didn't like how untidy Rakesh's table was.Orson had this fear that the pile of files from Rakesh would grow big and fall on him one day, and he just couldn't make others understand that his dread was as rational as anything they felt.
But the day Orson started going to the "room", things changed drastically. Here was this room, almost perfect, just as Orson would have liked it, and he loved going there and doing his work. Orson discovered the room while going to the toilet. The room was opulent and decorated for a leader of the organization.
Orson starts bringing people into the room whenever he wanted to have a difficult conversation with them.
Orson felt as if he could think better inside and focus properly on things that mattered. He had the highest productivity there, and he was hoping that because it wasn't being used by anyone, it shouldn't be a problem for the higher management to allot him that room and officially allow him to work from there.Days passed, and one day Orson was called by Andrew (Christopher Heyerdahl) in his cabin. His colleague had complained to Andrew that Orson had started behaving very weirdly and that he used to stare at a wall for hours.
In fact, the room was a figment of imagination and never existed in reality. Orson was able to compartmentalize, focus, and increase his work productivity, but all this was while he was just staring at a blank wall, and no room had ever existed there.
Orson's colleagues point out that there is no room, and he just stands and stares at a wall for hours.Orson at first thought that it was a lame joke that his office colleagues were playing on him, but he slowly realized that it was more serious than that. He didn't understand why they wouldn't let him work there or why they were in such denial, because it wasn't as if he was asking any favor from them.
Orson was asked to visit a psychiatrist and he stuck by the orders as he wanted to show them that nothing was wrong with him. The psychiatrist gave him a clean chit, as she might have seen that even though he was hallucinating, he posed no threat to others and had an exceptional work ethic. Andrew had no option but to allow Orson to continue working, but he made him promise that he wouldn't talk about the room again and that he would stop going there and staring at the wall.
Orson's colleagues wanted him fired, but Andrew says that Orson is capable of doing his job and poses no threat, and hence refuses to fire him.In reality, the room didn't exist, and Orson was suffering from severe mental health problems. This does not mean that he was not good at what he did or that he was a lunatic, but that he had a unique perspective and saw the world in a very different way as compared to the others. He saw through the absurdities of life; he didn't understand the corporate culture; he didn't understand bureaucracy; and most of all he didn't understand people.The division was under a threat of shut down. Orson gathered this from the frequent arguments between Rakesh and Andrew.
Orson started a new thing while he was at work, and he did it so secretly that no one came to know about it for the longest time. He started doing work for other people and then kept the file on Andrew's desk once everybody had left.
Andrew, for days, couldn't understand who was doing all the work. When everybody left the office, Orson used to go and stand in front of the wall, and somehow, he could do the trickiest of tasks in the most proficient manner. According to Orson's mind, he was going inside the room and finishing his work there, but that was his delusion, and nothing of that sort was happening in reality. He didn't utter a word about the room, and additionally, he kept quiet when Andrew asked everyone about who was doing all this work.Andrew never even thought that Orson was capable of producing such quality work, and that is why he never questioned him personally about it. One day Carol saw Orson keeping a file on Andrew's desk as she had come a bit early that day, and then finally, the secret was revealed. Orson's work was so good that the EVP had announced that it would become the standard framework that the company was now going to employ.
Andrew was almost in tears and told Orson that it was his work that had saved the company from shutting down. Orson felt proud of what he had been able to achieve, though he had difficulty choosing the right words for the conversation because he still didn't understand the intricacies of human behavior.Over a period of time, Orson grew tired of waiting for others to leave so that he could go to the room and work in peace. He decided one fine day that he would ask Andrew to let him work from there permanently. It was a bad idea, as Orson didn't have any doubts about the existence of the room, and he felt that others just didn't want him to go there, whereas the others knew that he probably saw things that didn't exist.
Alyssa (Sarah Gadon), the receptionist, also felt intrigued by Orson, but as soon as she realized that the man was talking nonsense and there was no such room, she started maintaining distance from him and even asked him if he had taken drugs.
Orson finally gave in to his impulses and told Andrew that if he wanted the good work to continue, he should let him work from the room. Andrew had thought that the chapter of the room was over, but as soon as he realized that Orson still believed that the room existed, he knew that he would have to let him go because of the company guidelines.Orson was fired from his job, and we realized how obsessed he had become with the room when, after he reached the parking lot, he eluded the security guards and came back running to the office and went and stood in front of the room. His colleagues got shocked by such behavior but for Orson he had closed the door of the room behind him and shut all the clutter. Orson showed us how following the line is considered to be ideal behavior and if anyone tries to break the shackles and defies convention, they are not appreciated. Anomalies are often seen as abnormality because corporate culture fears non-conformism and most of all authentic ideas that have the potential to break the pattern and venture into uncharted territories.

Corner Office

Corner Office (2022)

Diane Kruger

Joseph Fiennes

Dennis Haysbert

James Gregory once lived in a farm and had befriended a native youth, Bafana, and had even had a photograph taken with him. Years later, now married to Gloria and father of three children (Chris, Brett, and Natasha), James has nothing but shame and regret, as many South African Caucasians in the oppressive Apartheid-era ridiculed him, leading him to hate Africans. He seeks to redeem himself by spying on imprisoned African National Congress Leader, Nelson Mandela. In the restrictive high security prison his job is to censor all written and verbal communications between prisoners, their visitors, and correspondence. James is uncomfortable when he witnesses Caucasian police and security officers' brutality against civilians, including infants, and tries to understand why Nelson became a rebel. This leads him to examine the 'Freedom Charter', a banned document, reportedly known to incite violence against 'whites'. And when he does read this document, he changes his mind about Nelson's freedom struggle. Soon he, himself, will be alienated by his very own peers. Isolated, he receives death threats over the phone and has to face the trauma of the 'accidental' death of Brett. In addition, he and his family are kept under close watch by the security forces amidst tight economic sanctions by the international community, and growing unrest by the natives who continue their fight for equality, and freedom for Nelson Mandela.—rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Goodbye Bafana

Goodbye Bafana (2007)

Danny McBride

Rick Disharoon

The Metal Shop offers a behind-the-scenes look at the hilarious and meanly talented Rick Disharoon and his small-town family business, The Metal Shop, as the team gets a big opportunity: to build an epic monster truck.

Metal Monsters: The Righteous Redeemer

Metal Monsters: The Righteous Redeemer (2023)

Vin Diesel

Samuel L. Jackson

Asia Argento

Xander "XXX" Cage is a thrill seeker who until now has been deemed untouchable by the law. NSA Agent Gibbons forces XXX to cooperate with the government to infiltrate an underground Russian crime ring, and avoid going to prison. Gibbons sends XXX to enter this world of crime undetected where others have failed, using his natural athletic prowess and a whole lot of attitude. Xander must combat an organization led by a clever, ruthless and nihilistic Yorgi whose first target is the city of Prague.—Artemis-9

xXx (2002)

Shah Rukh Khan

Kareena Kapoor

Prince Ashoke (Shahrukh Khan), heir to the Magadha Kingdom, bowing to his mother's (Shilpa Mehta) demand forsakes his princely status and goes to live in the wild for awhile. There he meets and falls in love with Kaurwaki (Kareena Kapoor). He identifies himself as Pawan, not wanting to disclose his identity yet. Ashoke has to return to Magadha, but when he returns to find and wed Kaurwaki, he is told by Bheema (Rahul Dev) that Kaurwaki and her brother Arya have been killed. Devastated Ashoke returns home. On the way home he is attacked and Devi (Hrishitaa Bhatt), of the Buddhist faith rescues him and tends to him till he gets well. As a result, Devi's marriage to her groom is cancelled. Ashoke weds her and brings her to Magadha, only to be told by his father that since Devi is not of the same race as he, she cannot be welcomed. Ashoke leaves with Devi and lives in Ujjaini. Soon Devi gets pregnant, and this arouses jealously and hatred amongst Ashoke's step-brothers. As a result they plot to kill Devi, however, their plans are foiled by Ashoke's mother, who is killed. Ashoke swears to avenge his mother's death by killing his step-brothers one by one, except for one, who has led to Kalinga. Ashoke asks the ruler of Kalings to turn over his step-brother to him, and they refuse. Ashoke swears to raze Kalinga to the ground. Ashoke is unstoppable. Even his close friend, Virat (Danny Denzongpa), too, is unable to stop Ashoke. Ashoke proceeds to war, little knowing that the queen of Kalinga is none other than Kaurwaki, who is still alive.—rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Asoka

Asoka (2001)

Mary McDonnell

Mary-Louise Parker

Kevin Kline

The intertwined stories of a group of Angelenos are told, the stories largely a lament of Los Angeles being a city not their own, if it ever was. The stories are also split largely by the Black/white race divide. Centered on the Black side is Simon, a widowed tow-truck driver with a deaf daughter away at college. Simon has an understanding of the gang violence that surrounds his neighborhood, especially as his teenage nephew Otis--Simon's single-mother sister Deborah's eldest offspring--is part of a gang, believing that he must in order to survive in the short-term, regardless of the consequences. Centered on the white side is Mack, an immigration lawyer who acts largely on impulse only thinking of the implications of his actions after the fact, if at all. He also has an unconscious need to be liked. An example of this is something he does for Jane, a friend of his paralegal Dee, only seconds after he first meets her. Dee understands his actions but doesn't like them. Mack's wife Claire is at a crossroads in life; their 15-year-old son Roberto needs his parents less and less. What Claire sees as a sign to renew her life is only the most visible issue in a long line of issues that demonstrate the unspoken problems in their marriage. The one person whose story is told that is somewhat outside of this lament is Mack's best friend Davis, a successful producer whose movies, as per his want, must have the "money shot" of the proverbial and literal head exploding in whatever violent action.—Huggo

Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon (1991)

Robert Downey Jr.

Rhea Seehorn

Tim Allen

Dr. Kozak (Robert Downey Jr.) kidnaps a 300-year old Tibetan sheepdog in an attempt to discover the dog's secret of longevity and produce a fountain of youth drug. Unfortunately, all he has produced are animal mutations such as a king cobra-canine with a tail, a dog-frog that barks, and other mutations that are part dog. The sheepdog escapes the lab and is rescued by Carly Douglas (Zena Grey), who takes him home. Deputy District Attorney Dave Douglas (Tim Allen) is prosecuting Carly's teacher for the firebombing of Dr. Kozak's lab. Dave hates dogs, and after he is bitten by the sheepdog, the dog is sent to the pound. The dog has injected Dave with some of his DNA cells, and Dave begins to have canine urges and eventually, becomes a sheepdog. Dave learns the truth about his family and the drug company as a dog. Douglas Young (the-movie-guy)

The Shaggy Dog

The Shaggy Dog (2006)

Tamlyn Tomita

Holly Hunter

Rachael Leigh Cook

Judith Nelson quit her medical studies to marry. Years later, her husband, a physician, divorces her to be with another doctor. Deeply frustrated, she now lives alone in her luxury apartment in New York, looking for a new meaning for her life. Pat Francato, the janitor and lift-boy, has a troubled life himself: Gambling debts and the tragic death of his daughter took away all his spirit. One day, he and Judith meet in the right mood and a fragile friendship starts to grow. They can help each other to get on their feet again. But one false move could destroy everything they built so carefully.—Julian Reischl

Living Out Loud

Living Out Loud (1998)

Jeremy Piven

Giuseppe Andrews

Paxton Whitehead

Barry Thomas is the average office worker. He becomes attracted to Lisa Fredericks who works in the same company. After work, Barry witnesses the murder of Lisa and goes to a bar to get drunk. Later that night, there is a storm and Barry gets a shock from a lamp's faulty power wire at exactly 12:01 am. The next morning, he realizes that everything is happening exactly as it did the previous day. The next morning the day is repeated again. It is now Barry's job--being the only person alive who is aware of this time loop--to stop the murder of Lisa, and stop the time loop or be caught in time forever.—Matt Houser

12:01

12:01 (1993)

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