Aimee Teegarden

Nancy Sorel

Brett Dalton

Lolita Davidovich

Gentle-natured recent ex-Marine Chris Dempsey works in a nursery, but feels he still has a higher calling to save lives, so volunteers for live organ donation. Hesitantly, teacher Heather Krueger, who is sure to die without Chris's 'spare' kidney, agrees to meet him, still unaware he has already tested compatible and signed up. They immediately strike a friendship, which naturally grows after the successful transplant. Chris becomes a virtual member of the Krueger family, only there are doubts what's appropriate, but in time their love blossoms at the altar.—KGF Vissers

Once Upon a Christmas Miracle

Once Upon a Christmas Miracle (2018)

Tommy Lee Jones

Bradley Whitford

Jimmy Buffett

Al Stump is a famous sports-writer chosen by Ty Cobb to co-write his official, authorized 'autobiography' before his death. Cobb, widely feared and despised, feels misunderstood and wants to set the record straight about 'the greatest ball-player ever,' in his words. However, when Stump spends time with Cobb, interviewing him and beginning to write, he realizes that the general public opinion is largely correct. In Stump's presence, Cobb is angry, violent, racist, misogynistic, and incorrigibly abusive to everyone around him. Torn between printing the truth by plumbing the depths of Cobb's dark soul and grim childhood, and succumbing to Cobb's pressure for a whitewash of his character and a simple baseball tale of his greatness, Stump writes two different books. One book is for Cobb, the other for the public.—Tad Dibbern

Cobb

Cobb (1994)

Harvey Keitel

Clark Johnson

Harvey Keitel plays Penfield Gruber, a once great scientist, reduced to managing a sleazy hotel. Gruber monitors the daily comings and goings of his tenants, mainly for his own interest, until underworld figures ask him to spy on a suspected double-crosser. While watching the man, Gruber overhears a murder plot.—Brennan Storr

Blindside

Blindside (1987)

Dan Jeannotte

Roxanne McKee

Jen Lilley

Isabella is the ambitious new owner of her family's Oregon winery whose dream of becoming world-renowned takes a big step forward when she enters a prestigious wine competition in Paris. Upon arrival, Isabella meets her biggest competitor, Jacques, from one of the world's foremost winemaking families. Impressed by Isabella and her expertise in wine, a budding romance develops between them. However, as the results as the competition are announced, Isabella believes Jacques badmouthed her wine. Hurt, she returns home. When Jacques discovers what upset her, he seeks to win her back, even if it means leaving behind his beloved winery.

Paris, Wine and Romance

Paris, Wine and Romance (2019)

Paul Newman

Richard Jenkins

Jeffrey DeMunn

This movie tells the story of the latter years of Earl Long, a flamboyant governor of Louisiana. The aging Earl, an unapologetic habitue of strip joints, falls in love with young stripper Blaze Starr. When Earl and Blaze move in together, Earl's opponents use this to attack his controversial political program, which included civil rights for blacks in the 1950's. Can Earl keep Blaze and retain control of the state?

Blaze

Blaze (1989)

Ian McKellen

Kevin J. O'Connor

Sarah Ann Morris

1957. Long having retired, James Whale, arguably most famous for directing Frankenstein (1931) and Bride of Frankenstein (1935) among some other 1930s horror classics, has burned his bridges with the Hollywood community in that they have abandoned him, the possible exception being his continuing friendship with former lover David Lewis. James had been openly gay even during his working period and is in declining health. Having been recently released from a hospital where he was recuperating from a stroke, he left with some permanent health issues, the aftermath of the stroke. Much against the disapproval of his loyal longtime housekeeper Hanna, his health does not prevent him from toying with the handsome young men who may wander into his midst in his continuing homosexual desires, although Hanna is as much, if not more concerned about any of those young men taking advantage of him in his elderly and fragile state. The young man who catches his eye among the most recent is Clayton Boone, who Hanna had hired to do garden work around the property. Clay, an ex-marine from the proverbial "wrong side of the tracks", has no idea who James was or is before he starts this job. James and Clay soon begin a friendship of sorts. Clay is also unaware of James' homosexual orientation before such is confirmed by Hanna, an issue which threatens his masculinity, especially in light of the cracks showing in his casual sexual relationship with a slightly older and wiser diner waitress named Betty. Clay has to reconcile that threat against being in the company of someone whom he considers an interesting and once famous man. The friendship and his state of health related to the stroke lead James to reflect in a bittersweet vein on key points of his life, most notably serving in WWI, and as a result reveals his ulterior motives through the actions he takes toward Clay. —Huggo

Gods and Monsters (1998)

Gods and Monsters (1998) (1998)

Steven Bauer

John Lithgow

Gregg Henry

Jenny Nix, wife of eminent child psychologist Carter Nix, becomes increasingly concerned about her husband's seemingly obsessive concern over the upbringing of their daughter. Her own adulterous affair with an old flame, however, causes her to neglect her motherly duties until a spate of local kidnapings forces her to accept the possibility that he may be trying to recreate the twisted mind-control experiments of his discreditied psychologist father.

Raising Cain

Raising Cain (1992)

7.3 / 10

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6.4 / 10

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4.7 / 10

Thriller

6.8 / 10

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6 / 10

Biography
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7.4 / 10

Action
Biography

6.1 / 10

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