They Call Me Bruce is an outrageous comedy caper that takes on the mob, the FBI and just about everything else and leaves you holding your sides with laughter. This zany comedy features the celebrated Korean comic Johnny Yune (They Still Call Me Bruce) as a bumbling Bruce Lee lookalike who secretly dreams of emulating the Kung Fu king – which proves to be a mixed blessing when he stumbles onto the activities of the Mob.
Somewhere in Tokyo, there is a room. In that room is a black sphere. Periodically, people who should otherwise have died are transferred to the room. There, the sphere gives them special suits and weapons, and sends them out on a mission to kill aliens here on Earth. While these missions take place, the rest of the world is largely oblivious to them. These missions are lethal – few participants survive them. The sphere calls the shots, and it’s not the slightest bit nice. Its name… Gantz.
Set in a totalitarian society. Ben Richards is a cop who was blamed for a massacre which wasn’t his fault. He would be sent to prison and breaks out with some other inmates. He tries to escape but the woman whom he dragged into his plan turns him over to the authorities. Damon Killian, who is the host of THE RUNNING MAN a game show wherein convicted felons are given the chance to run to freedom but have to elude the stalkers; men who hunt them down and kill them in gruesome manners.
The Argentine, begins as Che and a band of Cuban exiles (led by Fidel Castro) reach the Cuban shore from Mexico in 1956. Within two years, they mobilized popular support and an army and toppled the U.S.-friendly regime of dictator Fulgencio Batista.
Charlie and his girlfriend Buzi are ghosts’ enthusiasts fascinated by the legend of the oldest and scariest road in America – Mt. Misery Road located in Long Island NY. This road and the surrounding woods are believed to be haunted and cursed for hundreds of years. From the old Asylum that burnt down by a crazy deranged patient named Mary that still roams the woods today, to the spirits and voices of crazy Asylum patients crying and moaning through their suffering still heard echoing in the woods, to the Hell hound with his red glowing devilish eyes and the Moth man sighted flying in the trees. The couple loves all these stories. When being warned by a random drunk they met in a bar to stay away from there , they still make plans to visit the road, get spooked and have fun. The couple continues their happy adventure until they realize they got into the whirlpool of paranormal activities in the evil woods. The old uneasy spirits from the burnt Asylum, ghosts and creatures imprison them…
Dustin Hoffman is Jack Crabb – a 121 years old as the film begins. A collector of oral histories asks him about his past. He recounts being captured and raised by indians, becoming a gunslinger, marrying an indian, watching her killed by General George Armstrong Custer, and becoming a scout for him at Little Big Horn.
When a group of international criminals from his past kidnap his daughter, the world’s greatest commando sets out for revenge in this action-packed parody of everything you loved about the 80’s.
Three eighteen-year-old friends journey from North to South London to celebrate New Year’s Eve at the turn of the millennium.
Gym manager Lou falls for Jackie, a bodybuilder who is passing through town en route to a competition in Las Vegas.
Patrick, a strange and lonely resident, lives in a mobile home at the back of an isolated trailer park. After a violent storm, a mysterious young woman appears at his door seeking shelter from the elements.
Funny and sexually disturbing… One of the most daring, talking on a mature sexual way, movies of the last 50 years. Stunningly satirical and darkly and shockingly disturbing. A sexist teenage satire on the style of ‘Juno’ and ‘Ghost World’. Simply, a Great Movie.
Strikingly beautiful Jasira Maroun is 13, physically well developed but naïve and unable to say no. As puberty arrives, her mother sends her from Syracuse to Houston to her curt, up-tight, Lebanese-born father. Over the next few months, Jasira must navigate her father’s strict indifference, her discovery of sexual pleasure, the casual racism of a neighbor boy and her classmates, the sexual advances of the boy’s father, the proffered friendship of a pregnant neighbor, and her attraction to Thomas, an African-American classmate whom her father forbids her to see. Things happen to her, but can she take responsibility and control, or is tragedy inevitable?
