David Field

Rahel Romahn

George Basha

Brendan Donoghue

John Morkos (George Basha) is haunted by the events that led to the death of his brother. As John begins to rebuild his life, he finds solace in the boxing ring at his local gymnasium. Meanwhile, tensions are building on the streets of western Sydney, as a ruthless new crime boss Nas (Johnny Nasser) seeks to expand his empire, and the formation of a radical group of white supremacists threatens to shatter the social fabric of the local community. When the gym becomes a focal point of these gathering forces, and the threat to the community begins to escalate, John must come to terms with his past, make the right choices, and take a stand against overwhelming odds. Sometimes you've got to fight for what's right.

The Combination: Redemption

The Combination: Redemption (2019)

Katrina Law

George Wyner

Susie Abromeit

Dana Barron

Greta Kaine and Wesley Sharp, rival gossip reporters at an L.A. tabloid, are promised a promotion for the first to get to the bottom of rumors about the late US senator Tannenhill's family preparing for a mystery wedding in their winter retreat at Big Bear. While Wes goes about it normally, Greta rushes off unprepared, having abandoned family wedding preparations, and ends up in the ski resort with car trouble, wearing only the wedding dress, soiled by falling over seeking to reach the nearest building. Dripping and frozen, she's picked up by a kind gentleman, whom she soon realizes is not the caretaker of the Tannenhill estate but sensible son Ben, destined for politics, who enjoys the anonymous calm, so she poses as a nobody. The pair soon gets attracted while he presents her to the widow Maggie and his surprise-visiting brother, investment broker Jared Tannenhill, who presents as his fiancee Ben's gold-digger ex, Claire Sinclaire, who discovers Greta' identity shortly after the real caretaker, the family's surrogate father figure Peters, does. Experiencing how nice and normal the Tannenhills are, complete with charitable traditions, she hesitates to publish this extraordinary scoop--with a surprising reward.—KGF Vissers

Snow Bride

Snow Bride (2013)

Austin Stoker

George Kennedy

Toni Hudson

Clu Gulager

A bunch of young people are invited to a Caribbean cruise on a gangster's yacht, to distract the attention of the authorities. Unfortunately, a mutant cat which escaped from a test laboratory also gets on board, and kills most of the passengers.—Homme A. Piest

Uninvited

Uninvited (1988)

Stan Lee

George R.R. Martin

Kevin Eastman

Hans Kesting

Pim defends Jesse van Alphen, who is accused of storing 600 kilos of drugs in his hangar. Jesse vehemently denies, and a detective reveals to Pim that the Attorney General is only prosecuting Jesse because they could not get the real culprit. Nina helps an old Jewish man who is about to divorce his wife after 42 years of marriage. His wife demands half of the profits from selling their house, but he does not want to sell as the house is linked to deeply rooted memories of his youth in World War II. Nina is later startled when her boyfriend Carel turns out to be the judge assigned to the case.—Dutch90

Keyzer & De Boer advocaten Klokkenluider

Keyzer & De Boer advocaten Klokkenluider (2008)

Prince

George Clinton

Adam Ward

Terry Lewis

The nightclub scene in Minneapolis since the events in Purple Rain has centered on an area called Seven Corners, which houses four venues: the Clinton House, owned by George (George Clinton); an eponymous club belonging to Melody Cool (Mavis Staples) who is raising a son, Tevin (Tevin Campbell); the Glam Slam, which the Kid (Prince) oversees, and Pandemonium, run by Morris (Morris Day). At a meeting with his sidekick Jerome (Jerome Benton) and members of the Time who serve as enforcers, Morris announces a game he wants to play called See How They Run, in an attempt to bogart (monopolize) control of all the clubs. The owner of the club First Avenue died and left an even split of interest in the Glam Slam between the power-hungry Morris and the Kid, so Morris tends to focus on ousting his rival. Terry (Terry Lewis) speaks on behalf of the other enforcers, saying if Morris is going to make more money, they also want a larger cut of the profit. Morris responds by challenging Terry to eat a whole, extremely hot chili pepper. Morris starts by easily biting off a pepper nearly to its stem, then passes the jar to Terry, who eats a pepper but cant tolerate its heat and makes a hasty exit, losing the bet for his friends.Meanwhile the Kid is in his living space below the stage at the club, and his obsession with writing music is keeping him awake, so he gets out of bed, leaving Jill (Jill Jones) alone so he can sit and compose on his computer. She has had enough of living with a musician, and his particularly quirky lifestyle, and announces she is leaving him, saying Morris has offered her a job at his club which will pay better.A feather floats from the sky, and a woman named Aura (Ingrid Chavez) appears seemingly from nowhere. In her thoughts she asks Heaven why she has been sent there. The enforcers have planted a mild explosive at the Glam Slam, and the blast brings the Kid upstairs to see the damage, which is minor and doesnt seem to deter him.Morris arrives at Seven Corners angry because the Glam Slam is still standing, but makes a grand entrance while his girlfriend and lead dancer Robin (Robin Power) stands with the crowd. A puddle separates Morris from the curb, so Jerome approaches Robin, pulls off her dyed fur cape and sets it on the water for Morris to deliberately step on as he passes. He enters the Glam Slam and the Kid plays a synthesized fanfare to announce his arrival to the audience. Morris reads him off because he is not happy with the more spiritual musical themes the Kid prefers to perform. Everybody in the audience laughs at the intruders until Morris and the Time turn a recorded piece of their banter into a complete song and commandeer the stage from the Kid and his band. The band members are embarrassed by being upstaged in their own club, and watch helplessly as the club patrons head to Pandemonium. Morris touches a plant on the floor and says it feels thirsty, so he and Jerome tease the Kid by singing the alphabet song and, when they reach the letter P, urinate on the plant and then set it on fire. The Kid rides to a popular spot called Graffiti Bridge and sees Aura, but they do not talk to each other. Instead, he returns to the club thinking about her and a message haunting him that something is "just around the corner." he starts to paint the lyrics on a brick wall near the back entrance to the club, but stops.Morris is angry that the Kid is usurping power he wants, and Robin is angry at him for ruining her cape and reminds him that she helped fund Pandemonium. The enforcers arrive with money collected from the other clubs, noting that George might be holding out and the Kid should have a light evening with little income. He is performing a spiritual pop number and few patrons stay to enjoy it, but those who do are completely absorbed by the message of peace and love. Aura leaves the club to write poetry at the bridge, while the Kid mentally writes a letter to his now deceased father, noting he is curious about Aura and has visited his mother, who is institutionalized.Tevin draws the Kid out to watch him and his crew perform, and an appreciative audience throws money, which Melody encourages him to collect after he tells her there are twenty dollar bills among the tips. Jill walks by, and the band members tell the Kid she is now working at Pandemonium. When he asks about her relationship with Morris, she silently reaches up her skirt and removes her panties, leaving them on the ground as she walks away with contempt.Aura is still sitting at Graffiti Bridge writing poetry when Morris and Jerome drive in. Morris asks Jerome to set up a meeting with her while he leans against the vehicle with his hand deliberately poised at his fly. Once Jerome has introduced himself, Aura asks him if Morris needs a restroom, and he replies that Morris is posing by the Porsche, but she is not impressed. Morris behaves rudely, but she rides back to Pandemonium with him, certain he has redeeming qualities. He plies her with alcohol at the club, while Jill is given her shot at performing. The band members drag the Kid to the club, telling him Morris has a new girl who might be better suited for him. Meanwhile Aura is acting as if she is inebriated while trying to win over Morris, thinking over what to say and do to sway him. Robin, feeling she is being replaced, storms out.Morris and Jerome lure Aura into the car and take her home, and the Kid follows on his cycle. Morris sets a sleepy Aura onto the couch and tells Jerome she will awaken and fall in love with the first face she sees. The Kid slips into the room and blows out the single lit candle, carrying her away as the room goes dark. Morris decides he wants to touch Aura and then tells Jerome that she seems to have a hairy chest as they fumble for the lights. Only Jerome and Morris are in the room when the lights come on, sitting on the same couch, and they realize to their disgust that they were touching each other.The Kid carries Aura back to the Glam Slam and, while he puts her to bed, imagines a love scenario with her, but he does not touch her. In the morning she awakens and the Kid draws a simple game of hangman on a pad, but she simply runs the alphabet until she loses. When he fills out the answer (mine), which is really a question about their relationship, she says no and points skyward, saying she is His. She looks over the songs on his sheet music and warns not to get too close to her as she will not be staying long.Morris becomes short tempered with everybody after the mayor calls about a payoff, and he grumbles to Jerome that he grew up in a family that had nothing and he intends to keep what he has. Jerome challenges his authority, and they launch into a contest in which they dole out their paper money bill for bill to determine who has the most. It appears to be a draw until Morris pulls a bill from a hidden compartment in his shoe.The Kid tells Aura he hopes for a sign that everything will be okay. As they embrace, he says nothing matters anymore. They spend the day together. When he says he feels nobody likes his music, Aura tells him he loses nothing by believing. Encouraged by her support and wanting to end the rivalry, the Kid goes to Pandemonium and challenges Morris to a battle of the bands for control of the Glam Slam. After hurling a few insults, Morris agrees. Back at the Glam Slam, the Kid rests and questions how much more he can take from Morris in another imagined letter to his father. The enforcers enter the club and wreck the instruments and sound boards to cripple the band.The night of the battle, Aura tells Jerome she will do whatever it takes to make Morris stop, while the Time take the stage for a rousing number. The Kid and the band arrive outside and set up with their few intact instruments and pyrotechnics, drawing the patrons from Pandemonium to hear his song, which is filled with sexual innuendo. Ultimately it is not considered a match for the style of Morris and his band. Aura worries the Kid will sink into despair as he smashes a guitar through a window in front of his club and rides off, heading to the bridge. Aura catches up with him and sees he is depressed. She shows him her poetry and tells him not to give up.Morris begins to compose his takeover letter to the other club owners but is interrupted by Robin, who asserts herself as his number one woman, strips down to a thong and leather wear revealing a strong dancing body, turns on strobe lights and appears to be about to work him over like a dominatrix for selecting Aura over her, and he seems to break the cinematic fourth wall to announce a commercial break as the screen goes black.The enforcers start to work out their plan to take full control of all the clubs for Morris by having the owners sign over their deeds, but Melody Cool stands her ground with the help of Aura and a mass of friends, including the Kid. The enforcers proceed to work over George, but the Kid warns him not to sign. In the chaos the feather, which has always floated freely if Aura was not holding it in her hand, suddenly rises on the wind, and Aura heeds its call as if in a trance. She reminds the Kid not to give up, then as the bouncer for George (Scott Parham) makes off with the deed for the club before the enforcers can take it and speeds out in a jeep, Aura walks into its path and is killed instantly. The vehicle crashes into the front of the Glam Slam. An ambulance takes Aura away, and as the two sides face each other in a silent standoff, Morris asks the Kid how he wants to die.Feeling he has lost everything and everyone who mattered to him, the Kid goes to Graffiti Bridge with a handgun, prepared to commit suicide as his father had, but he envisions Aura from their time together, reminding him that he would win if he would not give up. He drops the gun and returns to Seven Corners.The Time put together a celebratory concert on a float outside Pandemonium, but nobody attends, as they are joining the Kid in singing and dancing to a religious ballad he is performing using the words he had been hearing when Aura arrived ("It's just around the corner"). A choir joins him in song. Robin pleads with Morris to give the Kid his club, and finally he enters the Glam Slam to concede, and they embrace. As he leaves and the group starts to restore the club, Morris notices his skillet has been painted over, but Robin will not let him take action on it. She takes him home to Pandemonium to give him her own brand of consolation. On the wall outside the club, the Kid has painted the title lyrics about finding Graffiti Bridge.

Graffiti Bridge

Graffiti Bridge (1990)

Ernest Borgnine

James Stewart

Richard Attenborough

A cargo plane goes down in a sandstorm in the Sahara with less than a dozen men on board. One of the passengers is an airplane designer who comes up with the idea of ripping off the undamaged wing and using it as the basis for an airplane they will build to escape before their food and water run out.—John Vogel

The Flight of the Phoenix

The Flight of the Phoenix (1965)

Angela Cole

Layla Cushman

Lauren Paulis

George Tutie

Alice and her best friend Lauren inadvertently set a hellish curse in motion after surprisingly acquiring a mysterious shrunken head. Wanting to know more about their fiendish find, they pay a visit to a popular paranormal podcast host Hunter Perry of "Beyond the Veil". Hunter discovers it's true authenticity of the ages-old object and in hopes of creating a rating boost, he plans a LIVE podcast in which the tale of the shrunken head will be introduced to the masses. Little do they know by playing the game and calling her name they will release the malevolent demonic spirit of Lilith Ratchet.

The Curse of Lilith Ratchet

The Curse of Lilith Ratchet (2018)

George Hamilton

Joe Pesci

Thomas Rosales Jr.

Kristy Swanson

This is a very black comedy. A mob courier is hired to transport the heads of eight murder victims to a mob boss. However, the duffel bag gets mixed up with the bag of a college student who is off on a vacation in Mexico with his girlfriend and her parents. However, the mother is a recovering alcoholic whom everyone believes is delusional when she claims to have found heads.—John Sacksteder

8 Heads in a Duffel Bag

8 Heads in a Duffel Bag (1997)

Jorge Diaz

Chloe Coleman

George Newbern

Diedrich Bader

A song-filled new Air Bud 'Pup Star' movie that introduces four new pups to the family, who stow away on Santa's sleigh and find themselves trapped at the North Pole, trying to save the world's Christmas spirit.

Puppy Star Christmas

Puppy Star Christmas (2018)

John Landis

Eliza Roberts

Rick Baker

George O'Hanlon Jr.

A monkey-type monster falls in love with a blind girl, which thinks that he's a giant dog. After kidnapping the girl and fleeing king-kong-like onto the roof of a gym, he gets involved with the army.—Markus Lasermann

Schlock

Schlock (1973)

David Carradine

Kate Jackson

George Murdock

Sterling Holloway

Deep in the Florida Everglades, the elderly Carpenter brothers, Hobe and Taylor, produce their latest batch of whiskey. When they refuse to do business with R.J. Hunnicutt, and his henchmen, Jake, Jim Bob, and Bubba, they dynamite the Carpenters' still. Harley Thomas, who works as a runner for the Carpenters, disrupts the thugs' attempt to steal the Carpenters' stock and a hydroplane chase ensues. He later attends a church service where Harley's girlfriend and R.J.'s daughter Nancy Sue, urges him to give up bootlegging and talk to her father about a job at his bottling plant. Later, Harley meets with R. J. at a strip club and issues him a warning about using dynamite. That night, as R. J. and and his wife are at home discuss Nancy Sue's college plans, his Cadillac explodes parked in the driveway.The next morning, Rudi Volpone, a representative from New York City, visits to oversee the operations. R. J. explains that the plant bottles a soft drink called Honey Dew during the day and whiskey after hours. R. J. and Jake take Volpone into the Everglades to see how the liquor is made. The men are displeased that fellow moonshiner Rainey is using the rotgut to produce the liquor and R. J. shuts him down. Outside a tavern, Jim Bob and Bubba kidnap Harley and plan to dump him in the Everglades, but he fights back and escapes when their car overturns in a field. Later, the Carpenters inform Harley that they cannot make any more whiskey because their sugar supply has been cut off. Harley suggests stealing sugar from R. J., but the Carpenters are reluctant for fear of their safety.That night, at the plant, R. J. insists on shipping Rainey's tainted whiskey, with Nancy Sue discovering the truth about her father, but is intercepted by Bubba before she can find Harley. As Harley steals sugar from the plant's warehouse, Jake and Jim Bob capture him, but slips free from them and goes to rescue Nancy Sue from Bubba. She informs Harley of the poisoned whiskey and insists they stop the delivery truck. Harley pours sugar into the gas tank of Jim Bob's car, but an open bag of sugar in Harley's trunk spills, leaving a trail behind his car. Jim Bob and Bubba follow the trail and start shooting when Harley and Nancy Sue stop to hide sugar for the Carpenters, but Harley and Nancy Sue flee and Jim Bob's car breaks down due to the sugar-filled gas tank.On the highway, Harley and Nancy Sue spot a Honey Dew truck parked at a grocery store. They dump the truck's contents only to discover that it is the wrong one and its angry driver calls for police, with Harley and Nancy Sue immediately taking off. On the golf course, Jake arrives to inform R.J. of the latest situation and, while heading home, they hear about a police chase on the radio involving a '57 Chevy and assume it is Harley. State troopers join in on the chase and set up a roadblock, but Harley evades it and the Corvette instead crashes into it. R. J. and Jake, followed by Volpone and hired hit man Carl, soon pick up the chase and set up a trap for Harley.On a dirt road, Jake, at gunpoint, stops Harley's car, but Carl shoots R. J., who is uninjured when the bullet strikes his wallet. Harley, Nancy Sue, and R. J. take off in his station wagon, leaving Jake behind. Harley also slashes the tires on Volpone's car, but he and Carl flag down a passing vehicle and orders the driver to exchange his tires for their car. Meanwhile, R. J. helps Harley and Nancy Sue locate the Honey Dew truck parked at a gas station. They take the truck and leave its driver, Scooter, to drive the station wagon away. Volpone and Carl eventually catch up to the truck and begin shooting. Nancy Sue take the wheel and Harley climbs on top, where he launches flaming bottles of whiskey at them. Volpone eventually loses control and the car crashes off a bridge into the river.When Nancy Sue pulls over to help Harley, a frantic R. J. drives off in the truck, leaving them stranded. However, the Carpenters pass by in their pickup truck and give Harley and Nancy Sue a ride back to their still. They drive past the Honey Dew truck parked at the shoulder with R. J. being arrested. Nancy Sue begs Harley to give up bootlegging and suggests that she sells her share of the bottling plant and set him up in a garage as a mechanic, but Harley laughs it off and begins to make plans with the Carpenters to get back to the whiskey business.

Thunder and Lightning

Thunder and Lightning (1977)

Bill Paxton

Christopher George

Lynda Day George

Mary Beth McDonough

Christie Parson has been having terrifying nightmares ever since her father drowned in a swimming pool. Christie's mother believes this was a tragic accident, but Christie believes he was murdered. Then her boyfriend Greg Stevens sees a sinister hooded figure in the town's mortuary, the same figure that was following and harassing Christie. Greg's and Christie's curiosity plunders them into a series of bizarre and terrible circumstances at the mortuary, a dark and ghastly place managed by Hank Andrews and his son Paul. Christie will soon discover the ghastly truth behind her father's death, but in doing so, she may not live to see the morning.—WilliamPaxton

Mortuary

Mortuary (1982)

Bela Lugosi

Andy Devine

Boris Karloff

John George

Honeymooning in Hungary, Joan and Peter Allison share their train compartment with Dr. Vitus Verdegast, a courtly but tragic man who is returning to the remains of the town he defended before becoming a prisoner of war for fifteen years. When their hotel-bound bus crashes in a mountain storm and Joan is injured, the travellers seek refuge in the home, built fortress-like upon the site of a bloody battlefield, of famed architect Hjalmar Poelzig. There, cat-phobic Verdegast learns his wife's fate, grieves for his lost daughter, and must play a game of chess for Allison's life.—Sister Grimm

The Black Cat

The Black Cat (1934)

Fred Griffiths

Philip Dickson

George Gravett

Johnny Houghton

A new man joins the civilian firefighters at a London unit during the Second World War. He meets his fellow firemen and firewomen, manages to enjoy some leisure time with them, and then goes on his first mission with the crew as it attempts to save an explosives warehouse on Trinidad Street near the London docks.—Jim Beaver

Fires Were Started

Fires Were Started (1943)

Peter Ustinov

George Waring

Osla

John Leeson

A family movie which follows the life of a real otter and its adventures in the wild.

Tarka the Otter

Tarka the Otter (1979)

Viola Tsang

Christopher Duma

Mike Dake

George C. Ebers

When a young man is diagnosed with a debilitating autoimmune disease with no cure, he and his father go on a journey to find answers and hope. Filmmaker Matt Embry and his family are devastated when he is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Having previously directed documentaries on Theo Fleury, Jann Arden, Ian Tyson and WP Kinsella, Embry allows cameras into his own life as he and his father.

Living Proof

Living Proof (2017)

Jean Arthur

George O'Brien

George Brent

Tom Smith

Springfield, Illinois. Brandon, a surveyor, dreams of building a railway to the west, but Marsh, a contractor, is sceptical. Abraham Lincoln looks on as their children, Davy Brandon and Miriam Marsh, play together. Brandon sets off with Davy to survey a route. They discover a new pass which will shave 200 miles off the expected distance, but they are set upon by a party of Cheyenne. One of them, a white renegade with only two fingers on his right hand, kills Brandon and scalps him. Davy buries his father... Years pass. It is 1862 and Lincoln signs the bill authorizing construction of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railways. Marsh is principal contractor and Miriam is engaged to Jesson, the chief engineer... Crews of Chinese, Italians, and Irish work to build the railway while resisting Indian attack. When the pay train is delayed by Indian ambush, the Italians go on strike. Miriam persuades them to return to work... Marsh needs to find a shortcut through the Black Hills. To finish on time, he needs to shorten the route by 200 miles. Bauman, the biggest land owner, wants the route to stay the same - through his land. Marsh has entrusted Jesson with finding the new route. Bauman has Ruby, a saloon girl, persuade Jesson to do otherwise... Davy, now a pony express rider, recalls his father's discovery. He sets off to find the pass. He goes alone, except for Jesson...—David Steele

The Iron Horse

The Iron Horse (1924)

John Carradine

Claire James

George Zucco

Dr. Richard Marlowe uses a combination of voodoo rite and hypnotic suggestion, attempting to revive his beautiful, but long-dead, wife, by transferring the life essences of several hapless young girls he has kidnapped and imprisoned in the dungeon beneath his mansion.—Anonymous

Voodoo Man

Voodoo Man (1944)

Mary Pickford

Francis X. Bushman Jr.

George Bookasta

Cameo the Dog

A tough slum girl faces a crisis of the heart when the boy she loves is accused of shooting her cop father. Her brother stalks the accused slayer and finally shoots him down in the street. Annie rushes to the hospital and offers her blood for a life-saving transfusion, although she thinks she will die.—Ed Lorusso

Little Annie Rooney

Little Annie Rooney (1925)

Tom Hanks

Charlize Theron

George Clooney

Johnny Depp

Murray, playing himself, trying to avoid a Hollywood figure who wants to represent the actor, who famously forgoes having a manager or agent. And somewhere in there will be rooms for Christmas carols to be sung by the actors (everyone is playing themselves) and probably more bits and pieces of holiday cheer.

A Very Murray Christmas

A Very Murray Christmas (2015)

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