Thing From Another World, The (1951)

Scientists at an Arctic outpost uncover a buried alien spacecraft and thaw a hostile, plant-based creature that threatens to destroy them. The team must fight for survival against the relentless, shape-shifting "Thing."


It Came from Outer Space (1953)

An alien spacecraft crashes in the Arizona desert, and the creature takes on human form to study Earth, but the townspeople react with fear and hostility.


War of the Worlds, The (1953)

A small California town is thrown into chaos when a meteorite crash-landing reveals hostile Martians equipped with deadly heat rays and towering war machines, forcing humanity into a desperate struggle for survival.


It Came from Beneath the Sea (1955)

A giant radioactive octopus terrorizes the coast of San Francisco, threatening the city with its massive tentacles. The military must find a way to stop the creature before it destroys everything in its path.


Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)

Residents of a small town slowly discover that their neighbors are being replaced by emotionless duplicates grown from alien pods.


Earth Vs. the Flying Saucers (1956)

In this classic 1950s sci-fi film, aliens in flying saucers launch a devastating attack on Earth, and a scientist races to develop a weapon to stop the invasion.


It Conquered the World (1956)

An alien from Venus uses mind-controlling bat-like creatures to take over a small town, turning its residents into emotionless puppets in a plot to conquer the world.


Mole People, The (1956)

A team of archaeologists discovers a subterranean civilization of albino humans who worship giant mole-like creatures, leading to a struggle for survival deep beneath the Earth's surface.


Swamp Thing (1982)

A scientist turns into a powerful plant creature after a lab accident and must protect his swamp home from a madman seeking to exploit his transformation.


Pork Chop Hill (1959)

American troops fight to capture a strategic hill during the Korean War, facing brutal combat and heavy casualties in a battle that tests their courage and resolve.


Run Silent, Run Deep (1958)

A U.S. submarine commander in the Pacific is obsessed with sinking a Japanese destroyer that once sank his boat, leading to a tense cat-and-mouse game beneath the waves.


Notting Hill (1999)

A British bookseller falls for a famous American actress, leading to a charming and complicated romance set in the vibrant streets of Notting Hill.


Thirteenth Floor, The (1999)

A computer scientist discovers that his world is a simulated reality, and his investigation into a murder leads him to question the nature of existence.


Eternity and a Day (Mia eoniotita ke mia mera ) (1998)

A terminally ill poet embarks on a final journey through the landscapes of his memory and the streets of modern Greece, where he meets a young Albanian boy and confronts the meaning of life, love, and the borders that separate people.


Loss of Sexual Innocence, The (1999)

A man's life is traced from childhood to adulthood through a series of surreal vignettes, exploring themes of sexual awakening, loss of innocence, and the interconnectedness of human experience.


Twice Upon a Yesterday (1998)

A man gets a chance to relive a pivotal week from his past, hoping to rekindle his relationship and change the course of his future.


Instinct (1999)

A brilliant anthropologist returns from studying gorillas in Rwanda and is charged with murder, forcing a young psychiatrist to unravel the dark truth behind his primal behavior.


Buena Vista Social Club (1999)

A documentary that follows ageing Cuban musicians as they reunite to record an album, capturing their vibrant music and the spirit of a bygone era.


Desert Blue (1999)

In a quirky desert town, a group of misfit teenagers and a stranded Hollywood professor bond over a missing girl and a secret roadside attraction.


Finding North (1999)

A woman inherits a ticket for a cross-country bus journey and, along with a mysterious stranger, embarks on a whimsical road trip to find a place called "North."


Floating (1997)

A man struggling with guilt over his sister's death and his own heroin addiction finds a chance at redemption through a mysterious woman from his past.


Free Enterprise (1998)

Two struggling thirtysomething friends and die-hard Star Trek fans get more than they bargained for when they meet their idol, William Shatner, who offers them unconventional life advice.


Limbo (1999)

In a small Alaskan fishing town, a struggling fisherman and a mysterious singer become stranded on a remote island, where survival and their fractured pasts collide.


Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999)

Austin Powers travels back to the 1960s to retrieve his stolen "mojo" and foil Dr. Evil's plan to destroy the world with a laser-equipped moon base.


Taxman (1999)

A dedicated tax collector audits a struggling family business, only to become entangled in their personal dramas and a local conspiracy that threatens his orderly life.


Red Dwarf, The (Le Nain rouge) (1998)

A French comedy about a mysterious red dwarf who arrives in a small town, causing chaos and unexpected transformations in the lives of its residents.


Red Violin, The (Le Violon rouge) (1998)

A priceless red violin travels through centuries, touching the lives of its owners across different countries and eras, all while a modern-day auctioneer tries to unravel its mysterious past.


Tarzan (1999)

A man raised by gorillas must choose between his jungle family and his own kind when a human expedition arrives, threatening the peace of his home.


General's Daughter, The (1999)

When a female Army officer is found murdered at a military base, two investigators uncover a web of secrets and corruption as they delve into the case, discovering that the victim was the general's daughter with a controversial past.


Get Bruce (1999)

A documentary exploring the life and career of Bruce Vilanch, the prolific comedy writer behind countless Hollywood awards shows and celebrity roasts.


Ideal Husband, An (1999)

A witty political comedy about a respected British statesman whose past indiscretions come back to haunt him, threatening both his marriage and his career.


Legend of 1900, The (Leggenda del pianista sull'oceano) (1998)

A virtuoso pianist born and raised on an ocean liner never sets foot on land, finding his whole world within the ship's decks and the music he creates.


Run Lola Run (Lola rennt) (1998)

A young woman named Lola races against time to save her boyfriend's life, reliving a 20-minute sprint with different outcomes in this high-energy, visually inventive thriller.


Trekkies (1997)

A documentary exploring the passionate and dedicated subculture of Star Trek fans, from their elaborate costumes to their profound influence on popular culture.


Big Daddy (1999)

Thirty-two-year-old slacker Sonny Koufax decides to adopt a young boy to prove to his girlfriend he can be responsible, but the unconventional parenting methods lead to hilarious chaos.


Boys, The (1997)

A gritty Australian crime drama about a dysfunctional family of brothers whose criminal tendencies erupt into violence over a single day.


Dinner Game, The (Le Dîner de cons) (1998)

A group of friends gathers weekly to mock an oblivious "idiot" guest at their dinner parties, but the tables turn when one target outsmarts them all in this hilarious French comedy.


My Son the Fanatic (1998)

A Pakistani taxi driver in northern England struggles to connect with his son, who becomes increasingly radicalized by fundamentalist Islam while rejecting his father's secular values.


Zone 39 (1997)

In a dystopian future, a couple living in a controlled society on the brink of war attempts to escape to a forbidden zone, risking everything for freedom.


Arachnophobia (1990)

A deadly and aggressive species of spider is accidentally brought to a small American town, where it begins to breed and terrorize the residents, forcing a doctor with a fear of spiders to confront his phobia.


South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut (1999)

When the boys sneak into an R-rated movie starring Canadian comedians Terrance and Phillip, their outrageously foul language sparks a national controversy that escalates into an all-out war between the United States and Canada.


Wild Wild West (1999)

Two U.S. agents in the post-Civil War era use high-tech gadgets and a steam-powered spider to thwart a mad scientist's plan to take over the country.


Summer of Sam (1999)

In the sweltering summer of 1977, a Bronx neighborhood's fears and tensions explode as a serial killer terrorizes New York City, testing loyalties and igniting paranoia among friends and lovers.


Broken Vessels (1998)

In the gritty world of Los Angeles paramedics, a young man is drawn into a dangerous spiral of drug abuse and moral decay while navigating the thin line between saving lives and self-destruction.


Lovers on the Bridge, The (Les Amants du Pont-Neuf) (1991)

A painter and a homeless man engage in a passionate, reckless romance while living on the Pont-Neuf bridge in Paris, set against the backdrop of the city's 1989 bicentennial celebrations.


Late August, Early September (Fin août, début septembre) (1998)

A group of friends in their late twenties navigate love, loss, and the passage of time as one of them faces a terminal illness.


American Pie (1999)

Four high school friends make a pact to lose their virginity by prom night, leading to a series of awkward and hilarious misadventures.


Arlington Road (1999)

A widowed professor becomes convinced his friendly new neighbor is a domestic terrorist, leading him down a dangerous path where nothing is as it seems.


Autumn Tale, An (Conte d'automne) (1998)

A middle-aged widow is playfully set up by her friend, leading to an unexpected romance and a tangled web of seasonal relationships.


Muppets From Space (1999)

Gonzo discovers that his alien family is trying to contact him, leading the Muppets on a zany adventure to help him connect with his extraterrestrial roots.


Blair Witch Project, The (1999)

Three student filmmakers venture into the Maryland woods to investigate the local Blair Witch legend, only to be terrorized and ultimately vanish, leaving behind only their footage.


My Life So Far (1999)

A young boy growing up in the Scottish countryside navigates family tensions, eccentric relatives, and the complexities of adult life in the 1920s.


Eyes Wide Shut (1999)

A married man embarks on a surreal, all-night odyssey through New York's hidden underworld of sex and secrecy after his wife confesses a past fantasy.


Lake Placid (1999)

A giant crocodile terrorizes a small town in Maine, turning a peaceful lake into a deadly hunting ground for a ragtag group of locals and scientists.


Wood, The (1999)

Three friends reunite for a wedding and take a nostalgic trip down memory lane, recalling their wild teenage years in 1980s Inglewood, California.


Velocity of Gary, The (1998)

A bisexual porn star navigates love and heartbreak when he falls for a charismatic but troubled drifter, leading to a passionate and tragic romance.


Ghostbusters (1984)

Three parapsychologists start a ghost-catching business in New York City, using proton packs to capture supernatural entities while saving the city from an ancient god.


Ghostbusters II (1989)

The Ghostbusters are sued and discredited, but when a river of slime threatens New York City, they must reunite to battle a vengeful 16th-century sorcerer.


Drop Dead Gorgeous (1999)

In a small Minnesota town, a mockumentary follows the cutthroat competition for the local beauty pageant, where contestants resort to sabotage and murder to win.


Haunting, The (1999)

A group of people gather for a sleep study in a massive, eerie mansion, only to uncover its terrifying supernatural secrets and a tragic past that threatens to consume them.


Inspector Gadget (1999)

A bumbling security guard is transformed into a high-tech cyborg detective and must use his new gadgets to thwart the evil plans of the sinister Dr. Claw.


Trick (1999)

A gay aspiring musical theater writer and a go-go dancer navigate a series of comedic misadventures while trying to find a private place to hook up in New York City.


Deep Blue Sea (1999)

Genetically enhanced sharks in an underwater research facility develop super-intelligence and turn on the scientists, leading to a tense battle for survival.


Mystery Men (1999)

A ragtag group of inept, wannabe superheroes must step up to save the city when their hero, Captain Amazing, is captured by a supervillain.


Runaway Bride (1999)

A woman with a pattern of leaving grooms at the altar meets a journalist investigating her story, leading to unexpected romance and self-discovery.


Twin Falls Idaho (1999)

Conjoined twins share a unique bond until one falls in love with a mysterious woman, threatening their delicate coexistence in this hauntingly intimate drama.


Killing, The (1956)

A meticulous criminal mastermind assembles a team for a racetrack heist, but greed and betrayal threaten to unravel their perfect plan in this classic noir thriller.


Killer's Kiss (1955)

A washed-up boxer and a nightclub dancer are drawn into a violent web of jealousy and murder in Stanley Kubrick's early film noir.


Spartacus (1960)

The enslaved gladiator Spartacus leads a massive slave revolt against the Roman Republic, inspiring a fight for freedom that challenges the might of Rome itself.


Lolita (1962)

A middle-aged professor becomes dangerously obsessed with his landlady's teenage daughter, leading to a tragic and manipulative relationship.


Barry Lyndon (1975)

An Irish adventurer uses deceit and manipulation to ascend from humble beginnings to the aristocracy in 18th-century Europe, only to see his fortunes unravel in a tale of ambition and downfall.


400 Blows, The (Les Quatre cents coups) (1959)

A young boy in Paris, neglected by his parents and stifled by a rigid school system, turns to petty crime and rebellion before escaping to the sea in this poignant coming-of-age story.


Jules and Jim (Jules et Jim) (1961)

In 1960s France, two close friends fall in love with the same captivating woman, leading to a complex and tragic love triangle that explores friendship, passion, and the passage of time.


Vibes (1988)

Two psychics with very different abilities are hired to find a legendary lost city in the Amazon, leading to a wild adventure and unexpected romance.


Mosquito Coast, The (1986)

An eccentric inventor uproots his family to the Honduran jungle in a quest to build a utopia, but his obsessive vision leads to dangerous consequences.


Golden Child, The (1986)

A mystical child with special powers is kidnapped by an evil cult, and a streetwise detective must travel to Tibet using his unique sense of humor and hidden inner strength to rescue him.


Brighton Beach Memoirs (1986)

A coming-of-age story set in 1930s Brooklyn, following teenage Eugene as he navigates the chaos of his extended Jewish family while dreaming of becoming a writer.


Assassination (1987)

A Secret Service agent must protect the First Lady from assassination attempts while uncovering a conspiracy within the government.


Crimes of the Heart (1986)

Three eccentric sisters reunite in their Mississippi hometown after one shoots her abusive husband, confronting family secrets and past traumas with dark humor and resilience.


Color Purple, The (1985)

A young African-American woman in the early 1900s South overcomes a lifetime of abuse and oppression to find her own voice, strength, and independence.


Kindred, The (1986)

A scientist returns to his dying mother's estate and uncovers a horrifying family secret involving genetic experiments that gave birth to a monstrous creature.


No Mercy (1986)

A Chicago cop travels to the bayous of Louisiana to track down the man who killed his partner, but his pursuit is complicated when he falls for the suspect's mysterious female accomplice.


Ménage (Tenue de soirée) (1986)

A mischievous thief disrupts the lives of a struggling couple, leading to unpredictable role reversals and shifting sexual dynamics in this bawdy French comedy-drama.


Native Son (1986)

In 1940s Chicago, a young African American man navigates a life of poverty and racial oppression, leading to a tragic accident that spirals into a harrowing fight for survival.


Otello (1986)

A passionate adaptation of Verdi's opera, this film follows the tragic Moorish general Otello as jealousy and deceit orchestrated by the villainous Iago lead to his downfall.


Mission, The (1986)

In 18th-century South America, a Spanish Jesuit missionary and a mercenary-turned-priest defend an indigenous mission against colonial forces seeking to enslave the natives.


Little Shop of Horrors (1986)

A hapless floral shop worker discovers a strange plant that thrives on human blood, leading to a darkly comedic and musical tale of ambition, love, and monstrous appetites.


Little Shop of Horrors, The (1960)

A clumsy florist's assistant discovers a strange plant that thrives on human blood, leading to increasingly desperate and deadly measures to satisfy its insatiable appetite.


Allan Quartermain and the Lost City of Gold (1987)

Adventurer Allan Quatermain embarks on a perilous expedition to find a legendary city of gold in Africa, facing treacherous obstacles and a rival treasure hunter.


Morning After, The (1986)

A washed-up actress wakes up hungover next to a dead body, and with no memory of the night before, she must piece together the truth before she becomes the prime suspect.


Radio Days (1987)

In this nostalgic comedy-drama, Woody Allen recalls his 1940s childhood in Rockaway, where the family’s life and neighborhood gossip revolve around the golden age of radio, blending whimsical vignettes with poignant memories.


From the Hip (1987)

A brash young lawyer takes on a seemingly unwinnable murder case, using his unorthodox tactics to fight for justice while learning a lesson in humility.


Outrageous Fortune (1987)

Two women discover they've been dating the same man, then reluctantly join forces to track him down after he mysteriously vanishes, leading to a wild and hilarious adventure.


Bedroom Window, The (1987)

A man who witnesses an assault from his lover's bedroom window finds his life unraveling when he becomes the prime suspect in a related murder.


Deadtime Stories (1987)

A babysitter shares three twisted and macabre bedtime stories, each unfolding with dark supernatural horror and grim surprises.


Light of Day (1987)

A struggling rock musician (Joan Jett) and her brother (Michael J. Fox) navigate family tensions and personal sacrifices while pursuing their musical dreams in working-class Cleveland.


Wanted: Dead or Alive (1987)

A bounty hunter in modern-day Los Angeles takes on a violent neo-Nazi group while using his skills to track down a dangerous terrorist.


Frances (1982)

A biographical drama about the turbulent life of actress Frances Farmer, from her early Hollywood success to her harrowing battles with mental illness and involuntary institutionalization.


Plenty (1985)

A woman's life unravels as she struggles to find purpose and fulfillment in postwar England, haunted by her heroic past as a French Resistance fighter.


Dick (1999)

Two ditzy teenage girls become accidental key players in the Watergate scandal after they start working for President Nixon as his official dog walkers.


Gambler, The (A Játékos) (1997)

A literature professor's gambling addiction spirals out of control, threatening his relationships and his life as he chases the thrill of the roulette wheel.


Iron Giant, The (1999)

A young boy befriends a towering, metal-eating robot from outer space, and together they face the paranoia of the Cold War era while learning about friendship and sacrifice.


Sixth Sense, The (1999)

A child psychologist tries to help a troubled boy who claims to see dead people, only to discover a shocking truth about his own existence.


Thomas Crown Affair, The (1999)

A billionaire art thief engages in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse with a captivating insurance investigator, leading to a passionate and dangerous romance.


Thomas Crown Affair, The (1968)

A wealthy businessman orchestrates a daring bank robbery for the thrill, then engages in a cat-and-mouse game with a beautiful insurance investigator who becomes both his pursuer and his obsession.


Acid House, The (1998)

A surreal and darkly comedic trio of tales from the mean streets of Edinburgh, exploring the chaotic lives of characters caught between drugs, sex, and the bizarre.


Adventures of Sebastian Cole, The (1998)

A teenager navigates the quirks and challenges of life in 1980s New York after his stepfather announces he is transitioning into a woman.


Illuminata (1998)

In 1900 New York, a struggling playwright fights to get his work produced while navigating love, betrayal, and the chaotic world of his theater troupe.


Stiff Upper Lips (1998)

A comedic parody of British upper-class society in the 1930s, the film follows the eccentric Ivory family through romantic entanglements and colonial misadventures while they desperately cling to their stiff upper lips.


Yards, The (1999)

After being released from prison, a man becomes entangled in a web of corruption and betrayal within his uncle's New York City rail yard business.


Bowfinger (1999)

A down-on-his-luck filmmaker hires a crew to secretly shoot a low-budget sci-fi movie starring a famous but paranoid actor who has no idea he's being filmed.


Brokedown Palace (1999)

Two American tourists in Thailand find their dream vacation shattered when they are arrested for drug possession and must navigate a corrupt legal system to avoid a life sentence.


Detroit Rock City (1999)

Four small-town teens risk everything to see their idols KISS perform in Detroit, embarking on a wild, hilarious night of rebellion and rock 'n' roll.


Alice and Martin (Alice et Martin) (1998)

Alice, a violinist, falls in love with Martin, a man haunted by a dark family secret, and together they confront his painful past to find redemption.


Better Than Chocolate (1999)

A young woman's life gets complicated when her conservative mother unexpectedly visits just as she begins a passionate romance with a free-spirited woman.


Head On (1998)

A young Greek-Australian man in Melbourne grapples with his repressed homosexuality and the pressure of his conservative immigrant family over the course of one tumultuous night.


Marcello Mastroianni: I Remember Yes, I Remember (1997)

A documentary portrait of the legendary Italian actor Marcello Mastroianni, featuring intimate interviews and reflections on his life and career.


Cobra (1925)

A love-struck sculptor in Paris becomes entangled in a doomed affair with a beautiful but married woman, leading to heartbreak and tragedy.


Never Talk to Strangers (1995)

A criminal psychologist becomes entangled in a dangerous affair with a seductive stranger, leading to a twisted game of manipulation, obsession, and murder.


Heaven Can Wait (1978)

A Los Angeles Rams quarterback dies too soon and is reincarnated as a millionaire, giving him a second chance to win the Super Bowl and find true love.


Raven, The (1963)

A magician turned raven seeks help from a sorcerer to regain his human form, leading to a magical duel with a rival wizard.


Tingler, The (1959)

A pathologist discovers a strange parasite that grows on the human spine when fear is experienced, and it can only be destroyed by screaming.


Pit and the Pendulum (1961)

A man is imprisoned in a dungeon during the Spanish Inquisition and must escape a slowly descending pendulum blade and other horrific tortures devised by his cruel captor.


Tomb of Ligeia, The (1965)

A grieving widower becomes haunted by the spirit of his deceased wife, Ligeia, who seems to exert a mysterious influence over his new marriage and a menacing black cat.


Masque of the Red Death, The (1964)

A sadistic prince revels in debauchery while a deadly plague ravages the land, only to face the Red Death itself at his masked ball.


Tales of Terror (1962)

Three tales of terror based on Edgar Allan Poe, including a vengeful hypnotist, a haunted portrait, and a father buried alive by his own daughter.


Haunted Honeymoon (1986)

A radio actor and his fiancée visit a haunted mansion to cure his nervousness, but their getaway turns into a comedic battle with real ghosts and a murder plot.


Cat's Eye (1985)

A stray cat links three terrifying tales by Stephen King, as it tries to protect a young girl from a malevolent creature in the final story.


And Now for Something Completely Different (1971)

A compilation of the best sketches from the first two seasons of Monty Python's Flying Circus, this film offers a hilariously absurd collection of classic bits, including the Dead Parrot sketch and the Killer Joke.


Damien: Omen II (1978)

The Antichrist, Damien Thorn, continues his path of destruction as a teenager in a military academy, where those who uncover his true identity meet gruesome ends.


Final Conflict, The (a.k.a. Omen III: The Final Conflict) (1981)

Now an adult, Damien Thorn fully embraces his role as the Antichrist, using his power and influence to eliminate his prophesied enemies while preparing for the Second Coming.


Airplane! (1980)

A traumatized ex-pilot must overcome his fear of flying to land a passenger plane after the crew falls ill, leading to a rapid-fire series of absurd gags and deadpan comedy.


Airplane II: The Sequel (1982)

A passenger space shuttle malfunctions, and it's up to the same hapless crew and passengers from the first film to save the day in this comedic sequel.


American Werewolf in Paris, An (1997)

An American tourist in Paris joins a secret group of werewolf hunters and falls for a mysterious woman who harbors a deadly secret.


European Vacation (1985)

The Griswold family wins a European trip and embarks on a chaotic sightseeing adventure, encountering cultural misunderstandings and hilarious disasters across the continent.


Vacation (1983)

The Griswold family embarks on a disastrous cross-country road trip to the fictional amusement park Walley World, leading to a series of comedic mishaps.


Funny Farm (1988)

A city sportswriter and his wife move to a quiet Vermont town seeking a simpler life, only to encounter a series of hilarious mishaps and eccentric locals.


Big (1988)

A young boy's wish to be "big" magically comes true, sending him into an adult world where he lands a dream job at a toy company and discovers the importance of holding onto his childhood spirit.


Problem Child (1990)

A mischievous seven-year-old orphan is adopted by a well-meaning but hapless couple, turning their quiet suburban life into a chaotic nightmare with his outrageous pranks and destructive behavior.


Problem Child 2 (1991)

Junior the "problem child" returns with even more outrageous pranks as his father tries to date a woman with a terrifyingly similar child of her own.


Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland (1992)

A young boy named Nemo is summoned to the magical land of Slumberland to become the new king, but must overcome his fears and defeat the Nightmare King to save his dream world.


Oscar and Lucinda (a.k.a. Oscar & Lucinda) (1997)

A pair of eccentric gamblers—a shy minister and a headstrong heiress—form an unlikely bond and make a daring wager to transport a glass church across the Australian outback.


Tequila Sunrise (1988)

A former drug dealer attempts to leave his criminal past behind, but his plans are complicated by a close friend who is a cop and a beautiful woman caught between them.


Pelican Brief, The (1993)

A law student uncovers a high-level conspiracy after two Supreme Court justices are assassinated, forcing her to go on the run with an investigative journalist to expose the truth.


Christmas Story, A (1983)

A nostalgic comedy set in the 1940s, a young boy schemes to get his dream Christmas gift—a Red Ryder BB gun—despite warnings that he'll shoot his eye out.


Mickey Blue Eyes (1999)

A British auctioneer gets entangled with the mob when he proposes to his girlfriend, whose father is a powerful New York crime boss.


Teaching Mrs. Tingle (1999)

A high school student's plan to cheat on a final exam spirals into a deadly game of cat and mouse when she and her friends kidnap their vindictive teacher, Mrs. Tingle.


Universal Soldier: The Return (1999)

A retired Universal Soldier must stop a rogue supercomputer that has taken control of a military base and reanimated an army of enhanced soldiers.


Universal Soldier (1992)

Two soldiers killed in Vietnam are resurrected as super-soldiers, but when one regains his memories, he turns against the program and fights for his freedom.


Love Stinks (1999)

A romantic comedy about a couple whose seemingly perfect relationship unravels into a vicious, spiteful breakup, proving that love can leave a very bitter aftertaste.


Perfect Blue (1997)

A pop idol struggles to maintain her sanity as she transitions into acting, haunted by a stalker, a doppelgänger, and increasingly blurred lines between reality and fantasy.


With Friends Like These... (1998)

Four small-time mobsters in 1930s New York are tasked with protecting a large sum of money, but greed and suspicion turn them against each other in this darkly comedic crime thriller.


In Too Deep (1999)

An undercover cop infiltrates a powerful drug ring, but his mission becomes compromised as he struggles to maintain his identity and avoid being consumed by the criminal world.


Source, The (1999)

A documentary-drama exploring the lives and works of Beat Generation icons Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and William S. Burroughs, blending archival footage with dramatized scenes.


Bat, The (1959)

A mystery writer and her houseguests are terrorized by a masked criminal called "The Bat" during a stormy night in a secluded mansion.


Iron Eagle (1986)

A teenage pilot steals an F-16 with the help of a retired Air Force colonel to rescue his father, who has been shot down and captured by a foreign enemy.


Iron Eagle II (1988)

A team of American and Soviet pilots must put aside their Cold War rivalry to destroy a rogue nuclear missile base before it sparks global war.


Aces: Iron Eagle III (1992)

A retired Air Force pilot leads a team of aging aces on a dangerous mission to rescue a captured friend and take down a ruthless drug lord's private army.


Iron Eagle IV (1995)

A retired pilot teams up with a young cadet to prevent a rogue general from using stolen fighter jets to start a war.


Three Days of the Condor (1975)

A CIA researcher goes on the run after his entire office is murdered, uncovering a conspiracy within the agency that forces him to trust a stranger to survive.


Hamlet (1964)

A stark black-and-white adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy, following Prince Hamlet's quest for vengeance after his father's murder.


Male and Female (1919)

A pampered heiress and her family are shipwrecked on a desert island, where survival forces a dramatic reversal of traditional gender and class roles.


Medicine Man (1992)

A scientist in the Amazon discovers a rare plant that may hold the key to curing cancer, but he must race against time to prove its existence before the forest is destroyed.


Spiders, The (Die Spinnen, 1. Teil: Der Goldene See) (1919)

A wealthy American adventurer races a secret criminal organization called "The Spiders" to find a legendary golden lake in this silent adventure epic.


On the Ropes (1999)

A documentary following the life of a young boxer from a rough Brooklyn neighborhood as he trains for the Golden Gloves while facing personal and social challenges.


Rosie (1998)

A young woman grapples with the overwhelming pressures of new motherhood and her own emotional turmoil, leading to a fragile mental state.


13th Warrior, The (1999)

An Arab poet is exiled and joins a band of Viking warriors to battle a mysterious, monstrous tribe that terrorizes their lands, blending historical fiction with epic adventure.


Astronaut's Wife, The (1999)

After a space mission goes awry, an astronaut returns home changed, and his wife begins to suspect he has been replaced by a malevolent alien entity.


Dudley Do-Right (1999)

A dim-witted but cheerful Canadian mountie tries to protect a small town from a villainous land developer while winning the heart of his childhood sweetheart.


Muse, The (1999)

A struggling screenwriter turns to a mythical yet very real muse for inspiration, only to find her unconventional methods wreak havoc on both his career and personal life.


Cabaret Balkan (Bure Baruta) (1998)

A series of interconnected stories set in war-torn Belgrade explores the darkly comic and tragic consequences of violence, prejudice, and desperation in a society unraveling.


Dog of Flanders, A (1999)

A poor boy in 19th-century Belgium dreams of becoming an artist, finding solace and companionship in his faithful dog.


Lost Son, The (1999)

A detective investigating the disappearance of a young boy uncovers a disturbing child trafficking network in Paris, forcing him to confront his own past.


Lucie Aubrac (1997)

A French schoolteacher and Resistance fighter risks everything to orchestrate the escape of her husband and fellow resistance members from Gestapo captivity during World War II. Based on a true story, the film highlights her courage and ingenuity.


Very Thought of You, The (1998)

Three childhood friends find their lifelong bond tested when two of them fall for the same captivating woman, leading to romantic complications and unexpected revelations.


Chill Factor (1999)

A store clerk and a truck driver must work together to transport a highly unstable chemical weapon that can freeze everything in its path, all while evading a group of mercenaries and a rogue government agent.


Outside Providence (1999)

After a car accident, a working-class Rhode Island teen is sent to a prestigious prep school, where he navigates class divides, first love, and his own rebellious nature.


Bedrooms & Hallways (1998)

A gay man attending a men's group therapy session finds himself entangled in a web of romantic and sexual relationships, leading to self-discovery and unexpected connections.


I Woke Up Early the Day I Died (1998)

A comatose man awakens and embarks on a silent, chaotic crime spree through Los Angeles, leading to darkly comedic and violent encounters.


West Beirut (West Beyrouth) (1998)

In 1975 war-torn Beirut, two teenage friends navigate the chaos of the Lebanese Civil War while experiencing first love, friendship, and the struggle for normalcy amid the violence.


Stigmata (1999)

A skeptical priest investigates a young woman who begins to suffer from the stigmata, the wounds of Christ, leading him to uncover a Vatican conspiracy over a lost gospel.


Stir of Echoes (1999)

After being hypnotized, a working-class man begins experiencing disturbing visions that compel him to uncover a dark secret buried in his own home.


Best Laid Plans (1999)

A man's attempt to help his friend's girlfriend escape a dangerous situation spirals into a web of deceit, betrayal, and crime.


Black Cat, White Cat (Crna macka, beli macor) (1998)

A madcap Balkan comedy of errors involving a small-time gangster, his son's arranged marriage, and a lively cast of characters, all set against a backdrop of music, mayhem, and a pair of symbolic cats.


Minus Man, The (1999)

A quiet drifter charms the residents of a small town while secretly confessing his murderous urges to strangers, blurring the line between innocence and evil.


White Boys (1999)

In a Chicago housing project, a group of white teenagers confront the harsh realities of poverty and racial tension, forming a fragile brotherhood that tests their loyalty and survival.


Adventures of Milo and Otis, The (1986)

A cat named Milo and a dog named Otis embark on a series of adventures after being separated from their home, facing natural challenges and forming an unlikely friendship.


Only Angels Have Wings (1939)

In a remote South American port, a rugged airmail pilot and his crew risk their lives flying through treacherous mountain storms, testing their courage and loyalty amidst love and loss.


Othello (1952)

A jealous military commander is manipulated by his trusted ensign into believing his wife has been unfaithful, leading to a tragic spiral of betrayal and murder.


Queens Logic (1991)

A group of childhood friends from Queens reunites for a wedding, confronting their adulthood dreams and disappointments in this ensemble comedy-drama.


Public Access (1993)

In a quiet small town, a charismatic drifter launches a public access talk show that gradually uncovers the hidden resentments and dark secrets lurking beneath the community’s placid surface.


Saturn 3 (1979)

On a remote space station orbiting Saturn, a love triangle between two scientists and a genetically enhanced super-soldier turns deadly when he begins murdering the crew.


Soldier's Story, A (1984)

In 1944 Louisiana, a black military lawyer investigates the murder of a tough, ambitious black sergeant, uncovering deep-seated racial tensions within the segregated Army base.


Communion (a.k.a. Alice, Sweet Alice/Holy Terror) (1977)

A young girl becomes the prime suspect in a series of brutal murders, but dark secrets and religious fanaticism reveal a more sinister truth in this chilling horror classic.


Don't Look in the Basement! (1973)

A young nurse takes a job at a secluded mental institution run by a doctor with unorthodox methods, only to discover that the patients are running the asylum with deadly consequences.


Nightmares (1983)

A collection of four terrifying tales, "Nightmares" explores primal fears through interconnected stories of a video game addict, a woman stalked by a truck, a priest facing his faith, and a family terrorized by a monstrous creature.


I Saw What You Did (1965)

Two teenage girls make a dangerous prank call to a stranger, unknowingly taunting a man who just committed murder—and he will stop at nothing to silence them.


Yellow Submarine (1968)

The Beatles travel to Pepperland in their yellow submarine to save it from the music-hating Blue Meanies in this psychedelic animated musical adventure.


American Beauty (1999)

A disillusioned suburban father embarks on a reckless quest for personal reinvention after becoming infatuated with his teenage daughter’s friend, exposing the dark cracks beneath the surface of his seemingly perfect American life.


Stop Making Sense (1984)

A groundbreaking concert film capturing Talking Heads at their peak, blending electrifying performances with innovative staging and direction.


Blue Streak (1999)

A master jewel thief, fresh out of prison, poses as a police officer to retrieve a stolen diamond he hid in a construction site—only to get roped into solving a real crime.


For Love of the Game (1999)

An aging baseball pitcher reflects on his storied career and a life-changing romance while striving for one last perfect game.


Caligula (1980)

A controversial historical drama depicting the debauched reign of Roman Emperor Caligula, blending political intrigue with graphic sexual and violent excess.


Hard Day's Night, A (1964)

The Beatles race through a chaotic whirlwind of train rides, TV appearances, and fan mania, all while trying to keep Ringo out of trouble in this lively musical comedy.


Splendor (1999)

A woman caught between two very different men decides to defy convention by living with both of them, testing the boundaries of love and commitment.


Sugar Town (1999)

In this Los Angeles ensemble comedy, a group of struggling musicians and their hangers-on navigate the messy intersections of fame, ambition, and personal relationships.


Buddy Holly Story, The (1978)

The Buddy Holly Story chronicles the rise of rock 'n' roll pioneer Buddy Holly, from his early Texas roots to his tragic death, highlighting his groundbreaking music and enduring influence.


Fright Night (1985)

A teenage horror fan discovers his new neighbor is a vampire, but no one believes him until he enlists the help of a washed-up TV vampire hunter to stop the undead menace.


Fright Night Part II (1989)

A college student discovers that a seductive new vampire, Regine, is seeking revenge for her brother's death in this campy horror sequel. He must once again team up with the vampire hunter Peter Vincent to survive.


Separation, The (La Séparation) (1994)

A married couple's relationship unravels as they navigate jealousy, betrayal, and the painful process of separation, revealing the fragility of love and trust.


Barefoot in the Park (1967)

A free-spirited newlywed and her straitlaced husband navigate the comedic challenges of their tiny, rundown New York City apartment and their contrasting personalities.


Deliverance (1972)

Four friends on a canoe trip through a remote river face a harrowing fight for survival after they encounter violent, backwoods locals.


Excalibur (1981)

A medieval epic chronicling King Arthur's rise from pulling the sword from the stone to his tragic downfall, as the magical Excalibur both unites and ultimately destroys his kingdom.


Lulu on the Bridge (1998)

A jazz musician is mysteriously shot and, while recovering, discovers a magical stone that leads him into a surreal romance with a young actress.


Pajama Game, The (1957)

In a pajama factory, a new superintendent and a union leader clash over wages and fall in love, all set to lively musical numbers.


Sommersby (1993)

After the Civil War, a man claiming to be Jack Sommersby returns to his wife, but she suspects he is an impostor, leading to a dramatic trial that tests love and identity.


Thumbelina (1994)

A tiny girl born from a flower must escape a toad's clutches and overcome obstacles to find her true home and love with a fairy prince.


Tommy (1975)

A deaf, dumb, and blind boy overcomes his disabilities to become a world-famous pinball champion and spiritual leader in this exuberant rock opera by The Who.


Hell Night (1981)

College students endure a terrifying night in a supposedly haunted mansion as part of a fraternity initiation, only to be stalked by a murderous family of outcasts.


Operation Condor (Feiying gaiwak) (1990)

A retired soldier turned adventurer teams up with a bumbling sidekick to recover Nazi gold hidden in the Sahara Desert, facing off against treasure hunters and treacherous traps.


Operation Condor 2 (Longxiong hudi) (1990)

Jackie Chan reprises his role as a fearless treasure hunter on a mission to locate a cache of Nazi gold buried in the Sahara Desert, leading to explosive action and comic chaos.


Double Jeopardy (1999)

A woman is framed for her husband's murder and discovers he faked his death, leading her to exploit the double jeopardy clause to seek revenge without facing legal consequences.


Jakob the Liar (1999)

In a Nazi-occupied Jewish ghetto, Jakob spreads rumors of Allied progress through a fake radio, giving his community hope while risking everything.


Mumford (1999)

A mysterious psychologist arrives in a small town and quickly becomes everyone's trusted confidant, but his unconventional methods and hidden past threaten to unravel his idyllic new life.


Dog Park (1998)

A man loses his girlfriend and discovers a new romance while navigating the quirky social scene of a local dog park.


Guinevere (1999)

A young woman escapes her conventional family and enters a passionate, transformative relationship with an older, charismatic photographer, discovering art and herself in the process.


Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland, The (1999)

Elmo embarks on a musical adventure to Grouchland after his beloved blanket gets thrown away, learning the importance of sharing and friendship along the way.


Simon Sez (1999)

A former CIA operative turned Interpol agent is hired to rescue a kidnapped heiress, leading to a chaotic adventure filled with high-octane action and eccentric antics.


Drive Me Crazy (1999)

A popular high-school girl and her eccentric next-door neighbor fake a romance to make their exes jealous, only to discover they have real feelings for each other.


Mystery, Alaska (1999)

In the small town of Mystery, Alaska, where hockey is a way of life, the local amateur team gets a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to face off against the New York Rangers.


Three Kings (1999)

Four American soldiers plan a heist to steal gold from Saddam Hussein's bunker during the Gulf War, but their mission turns into a moral and chaotic adventure.


Happy, Texas (1999)

Two escaped convicts masquerade as gay beauty pageant consultants in a small Texas town, leading to hilarious misunderstandings and unexpected romance.


New Rose Hotel (1998)

In a dystopian near-future, a corporate spy falls for the woman he is supposed to use as bait in a high-stakes industrial espionage scheme, leading to betrayal and deadly consequences.


Plunkett & MaCleane (1999)

Two legendary 18th-century highwaymen, James Plunkett and Will Macleane, team up for daring heists while navigating romance and a ruthless lawman in this stylish, punk-infused historical romp.


Romance (1999)

A young woman seeks to explore her own sexuality and desires after her boyfriend refuses to be intimate, leading her into a series of provocative encounters that blur the line between love and lust.


Napoleon and Samantha (1972)

A young boy named Napoleon forms a deep bond with a lion named Samantha after his grandfather's death, and together they face adventures and challenges in the wilderness.


Alvarez Kelly (1966)

During the Civil War, a Mexican cattleman is coerced by the Union into delivering a herd to Richmond, only to be kidnapped by Confederate spies who force him to help steal the cattle.


And the Ship Sails On (E la nave va) (1984)

A group of eccentric opera singers and mourners gather on a luxurious ocean liner to scatter the ashes of a beloved diva, leading to a surreal and comedic voyage filled with spectacle and reflection.


Dark Half, The (1993)

A horror writer's violent fictional alter ego materializes and terrorizes his life, forcing him to confront the dark side of his own creativity.


Gulliver's Travels (1939)

In this classic animated adaptation, shipwrecked adventurer Gulliver finds himself a giant in the miniature kingdom of Lilliput, where he must navigate comedic conflicts and help the tiny inhabitants overcome their petty rivalries.


Monkey Shines (1988)

A quadriplegic man's life takes a dark turn when his service monkey, enhanced with experimental intelligence, becomes dangerously possessive and homicidal.


Phantasm (1979)

After his brother's funeral, a young boy and his friends discover that a sinister Tall Man is turning the dead into monstrous dwarfs at a local mausoleum.


Psycho II (1983)

Norman Bates returns to the infamous motel after years in a psychiatric hospital, but his fragile grip on reality is tested when new murders and haunting memories threaten to pull him back into madness.


Psycho III (1986)

Norman Bates continues his deadly routine at the Bates Motel, but when a troubled young drifter and a determined nun arrive, his fragile sanity is pushed to the breaking point.


Rain (1932)

A prostitute traveling to a remote Pacific island finds herself in a moral battle with a zealous missionary determined to reform her, leading to tragic consequences.


Sanjuro (1962)

A crafty ronin helps a group of naive young samurai expose corruption within their clan, using his wits and swordsmanship to outmaneuver their ruthless enemies.


Random Hearts (1999)

After their spouses die in a plane crash, a police sergeant and a journalist discover their partners were having an affair, leading them to confront betrayal and find an unexpected connection.


Superstar (1999)

A socially awkward Catholic schoolgirl with dreams of stardom navigates adolescence and competes in a talent show to win the heart of her crush.


Boys Don't Cry (1999)

A transgender man in rural Nebraska seeks love and acceptance, but his secret identity leads to a devastating and violent tragedy.


Five Wives, Three Secretaries and Me (1998)

A man juggles the chaotic demands of his five wives and three secretaries, leading to a hilarious and tangled web of relationships.


Ennui, L' (1998)

A philosophy teacher becomes obsessively fixated on a young woman, exploring the depths of boredom and desire in a destructive relationship.


Grandfather, The (El Abuelo) (1998)

An elderly man returns to his rural Spanish estate after years abroad, determined to uncover which of his two granddaughters is the rightful heir amid family secrets and suspicions of illegitimacy.


Limey, The (1999)

An aging British ex-convict travels to Los Angeles to uncover the truth behind his daughter's death, leading him into a world of crime and vengeance.


Mating Habits of the Earthbound Human, The (1998)

A mockumentary from the perspective of aliens observing human courtship rituals, satirizing dating and reproduction with deadpan humor.


Molly (1999)

A woman with autism undergoes experimental brain surgery that transforms her into a brilliant but socially disconnected genius, forcing her to navigate the complexities of love and independence.


Risky Business (1983)

A high school senior's life spirals out of control when his parents leave town, leading him to turn his home into a temporary brothel while trying to impress a beautiful call girl and get into Princeton.


Total Recall (1990)

A construction worker’s visit to a memory-implant company plunges him into a paranoid conspiracy on Mars, where nothing—not even his own identity—is what it seems.


Body Heat (1981)

In a sweltering Florida heatwave, a naive lawyer becomes ensnared in a deadly seduction plot with a married woman, leading to arson and murder.


Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)

A high school student skips school with his friends for an unforgettable day in Chicago, cleverly evading his overzealous principal.


Year of Living Dangerously (1982)

A journalist covering political upheaval in 1960s Indonesia becomes entangled in a dangerous love affair with a British embassy employee, while a mysterious dwarf photographer guides him through the turmoil.


Children of Paradise (Les enfants du paradis) (1945)

Set in the theatrical underworld of 1840s Paris, this epic romantic drama follows a beautiful courtesan and the four men who love her, including a tragic mime.


High Plains Drifter (1972)

A mysterious stranger rides into a corrupt frontier town and is hired to protect them from three ruthless outlaws—but his motives are darker than they appear, and a sinister secret ties him to the town's violent past.


Hang 'em High (1967)

A man survives a brutal lynching and becomes a federal marshal, relentlessly hunting down the vigilantes who tried to hang him.


Citizen's Band (a.k.a. Handle with Care) (1977)

A truck driver and a small-town community of CB radio enthusiasts navigate love, loneliness, and quirky misunderstandings through their over-the-air communications.


Drunken Master (Zui quan) (1979)

A young martial arts student learns the unconventional and powerful "drunken fist" style from a tough master, using his skills to fight bullies and corrupt officials in this classic Hong Kong action-comedy.


Conformist, The (Il Conformista) (1970)

In 1930s Fascist Italy, a man desperate to fit in becomes a government assassin, only to find his loyalties and sanity unraveling.


Hairspray (1988)

In 1960s Baltimore, a plucky plus-sized teen named Tracy Turnblad wins a spot on a local TV dance show and uses her newfound fame to challenge racial segregation.


Brief Encounter (1946)

A chance meeting at a railway station leads to an intense, forbidden romance between two married strangers, exploring the quiet tragedy of love and duty.


Razor's Edge, The (1984)

A disillusioned World War I veteran embarks on a global quest for spiritual enlightenment, leaving behind his privileged life to find true meaning and inner peace.


Reds (1981)

An epic historical drama following journalist John Reed and his wife Louise Bryant as they become swept up in the Russian Revolution.


Return with Honor (1998)

A documentary featuring firsthand accounts from American POWs in Vietnam, exploring their harrowing experiences, resilience, and eventual homecoming.


Time of the Gypsies (Dom za vesanje) (1989)

A young Roma boy with mysterious telekinetic abilities is drawn into a life of crime and betrayal in this surreal, tragicomic tale of family, magic, and fate.


Days of Heaven (1978)

A love triangle unfolds among migrant farm workers in the Texas Panhandle during World War I, leading to deception and tragedy amid the vast, beautiful landscape.


Fire Within, The (Le Feu Follet) (1963)

A recovering alcoholic in Paris grapples with profound loneliness and the search for meaning in the days leading up to his planned suicide.


Love Bewitched, A (El Amor Brujo) (1986)

A passionate tale of love, jealousy, and gypsy magic, where a woman haunted by her deceased husband's spirit must confront her past to find new romance.


Lady Eve, The (1941)

A con artist sets out to seduce and embarrass a wealthy heir who previously rejected her, but finds her own heart unexpectedly at risk.


Sullivan's Travels (1942)

A successful Hollywood director tired of making light-hearted films sets out to experience real poverty, only to learn that laughter is sometimes the most important thing for those who suffer.


Palm Beach Story, The (1942)

A struggling inventor's wife heads to Palm Beach to secure a rich husband, only to be pursued by her exasperated husband in this fast-paced screwball comedy of mistaken identities and lavish escapades.


Man Facing Southeast (Hombre Mirando al Sudeste) (1986)

A psychiatrist becomes fascinated by a mysterious patient who claims to be an extraterrestrial, challenging his understanding of reality and sanity.


Niagara (1953)

A honeymoon at Niagara Falls turns deadly as a beautiful but manipulative woman plots to murder her husband in this classic noir thriller.


Gilda (1946)

In a dangerous game of love and betrayal, a femme fatale named Gilda reignites a volatile rivalry between her ex-lover and her new husband in post-war Buenos Aires.


South Pacific (1958)

A wartime romance blooms between a U.S. Navy nurse and a French plantation owner on a tropical island, as they confront love, prejudice, and the dangers of World War II.


Flashdance (1983)

A young Pittsburgh welder by day and exotic dancer by night pursues her dream of becoming a professional ballet dancer despite self-doubt and societal barriers.


Indochine (1992)

In 1930s French Indochina, a wealthy plantation owner and her adopted daughter become entangled with a young naval officer, leading to a story of forbidden love and political turmoil as the colony edges toward revolution.


Dirty Dozen, The (1967)

During World War II, a rebellious U.S. Army major trains twelve convicted murderers for a dangerous mission to assassinate Nazi officers behind enemy lines.


Mike's Murder (1984)

After her ex-boyfriend Mike is brutally murdered, a Los Angeles bank teller descends into the city's seedy underbelly to uncover the truth behind his death.


Help! (1965)

The Beatles star in this musical comedy where Ringo is pursued by a murderous cult for a sacrificial ring, leading to a globetrotting, zany adventure.


Goldfinger (1964)

James Bond investigates a gold smuggling magnate who plots to contaminate the U.S. gold reserves at Fort Knox, leading to a high-stakes showdown with the villainous Auric Goldfinger and his henchman Oddjob.


From Russia with Love (1963)

James Bond travels to Istanbul to retrieve a Soviet decoding device, but faces deadly enemies and a treacherous femme fatale in a globe-spanning game of espionage.


Dr. No (1962)

British secret agent James Bond travels to Jamaica to investigate a fellow agent's disappearance, uncovering a villainous plot by the reclusive Dr. No to sabotage a U.S. space launch.


Blue Lagoon, The (1980)

Two young cousins are stranded on a tropical island and grow to adulthood, discovering love and the challenges of survival in a pristine paradise.


Fistful of Dollars, A (1964)

A mysterious stranger rides into a small Mexican town torn between two rival gangs and plays them against each other for his own profit.


Hard 8 (a.k.a. Sydney, a.k.a. Hard Eight) (1996)

A seasoned gambler takes a desperate young man under his wing, but dark secrets from the past threaten to unravel their uneasy partnership.


Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)

Kevin McCallister finds himself separated from his family again, this time in New York City, where he must defend himself and his territory from the same bumbling burglars in an even bigger, more chaotic setting.


Penitentiary (1979)

A young man is framed for murder and sent to prison, where he must fight for survival and dignity as a boxer in the brutal penitentiary system.


Penitentiary II (1982)

A wrongly convicted boxer returns to the brutal prison system where he must fight for survival and redemption in the ring.


Someone to Watch Over Me (1987)

A police detective assigned to protect a wealthy murder witness finds himself torn between duty and a passionate, forbidden romance.


Sparrows (1926)

In a grim Southern swamp, a courageous young girl protects a group of orphaned children from the cruel owner of a baby farm, leading a daring escape to freedom.


Naturally Native (1998)

Three Native American sisters in Los Angeles struggle with their identities and personal challenges while trying to start a cosmetics business together.


Fight Club (1999)

An insomniac office worker and a charismatic soap salesman form an underground fight club that spirals into a movement of anarchic destruction.


Beefcake (1999)

A documentary-drama exploring the life and work of Bob Mizer, founder of the groundbreaking physique photography magazine that celebrated the male form and helped shape gay subculture in 1950s America.


Story of Us, The (1999)

A married couple navigates the ups and downs of their 15-year relationship, confronting whether their love can survive the daily struggles and misunderstandings that threaten to pull them apart.


Fever Pitch (1997)

A man's obsessive love for his football club tests his relationship with his girlfriend, forcing him to choose between his passion for the game and his commitment to her.


Joe the King (1999)

A young boy endures a harsh, abusive home life and struggles to find his own identity in a working-class town.


Julien Donkey-Boy (1999)

A schizophrenic young man navigates a chaotic, abusive home life with his pregnant sister, eccentric father, and family of misfits in this raw, Dogme 95-style portrait of mental illness.


Omega Code, The (1999)

A televangelist discovers a secret code in the Bible that predicts catastrophic events, leading to a battle between good and evil over the fate of the world.


Straight Story, The (1999)

An elderly man embarks on a slow, heartfelt journey across Iowa on a lawn mower to mend his relationship with his estranged brother.


Bad Seed, The (1956)

A mother's growing suspicion that her charming eight-year-old daughter may be a cold-blooded killer leads to a chilling confrontation with the truth.


Time Bandits (1981)

A young boy joins a band of time-traveling dwarfs who steal treasures from historical eras, leading to a chaotic adventure through history.


Man and a Woman, A (Un Homme et une Femme) (1966)

A man and a woman, both widowed with young children, meet by chance and embark on a tentative, poignant romance amidst the backdrop of their shared grief and hope for a new beginning.


Fitzcarraldo (1982)

A rubber baron's obsession with bringing opera to the Amazon drives him to attempt dragging a massive steamship over a mountain in the jungle.


All That Jazz (1979)

A self-destructive choreographer and director balances his career, love life, and health while staging a Broadway musical, all while reflecting on his life through feverish fantasy sequences.


Red Sorghum (Hong Gao Liang) (1987)

A young woman inherits a sorghum winery and navigates love, loss, and the brutality of the Sino-Japanese War in this visually stunning and passionate tale of resilience.


Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989)

A renowned ophthalmologist's affair leads to a desperate cover-up involving murder, while a struggling documentary filmmaker grapples with love and professional failure, intertwining tales of morality, guilt, and the search for meaning in Woody Allen's dark comedy-drama.


Bats (1999)

A small Texas town is terrorized by a swarm of genetically engineered, intelligent bats that attack with deadly precision, forcing a biologist and a sheriff to stop the carnage before it spreads.


Best Man, The (1999)

A writer's life unravels when his friends reunite for a wedding and a manuscript reveals their deepest secrets.


Bringing Out the Dead (1999)

A burned-out paramedic, tormented by the ghosts of those he couldn't save, drifts through a surreal, hellish night in New York City, searching for redemption amid the chaos.


Crazy in Alabama (1999)

A woman murders her abusive husband and heads to Hollywood to become a star, while her nephew navigates the racial turmoil of 1960s Alabama.


Three to Tango (1999)

A straight man is mistaken for gay and hired to spy on a businessman's mistress, only to fall for her himself.


Body Shots (1999)

A night of heavy drinking and partying leads to a sexual assault accusation, forcing seven young professionals to confront the blurred lines between desire and violation.


Men Cry Bullets (1997)

A mild-mannered accountant, after losing his job, reinvents himself as a hitman, stumbling through a darkly comic world of absurd violence and unlikely encounters.


Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? (1975)

A documentary that uses archival footage to chronicle the Great Depression, highlighting the struggles of ordinary Americans and the cultural icons of the 1930s.


Guardian, The (1990)

A couple hires a seemingly perfect nanny for their infant son, only to discover she is an ancient tree-worshipping demon with a sinister plan.


Ipcress File, The (1965)

A British spy is kidnapped and brainwashed, leading him on a tense mission to uncover a sinister conspiracy involving a missing scientist and a secret mind-control device.


On Any Sunday (1971)

An exhilarating documentary that captures the world of motorcycle racing through the eyes of amateurs and champions alike, showcasing the passion, danger, and freedom of the sport.


Robocop (1987)

In a crime-ridden Detroit, a brutally murdered police officer is resurrected as a cyborg law enforcer who struggles to reclaim his humanity while fighting corruption.


Robocop 2 (1990)

RoboCop returns to combat a deadly new drug epidemic in Detroit while confronting a corrupt corporation's attempt to replace him with a more violent cyborg.


Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1988)

A live-action/animated noir comedy where a cynical detective must clear a zany cartoon rabbit of murder charges, leading him into the chaotic world of Toontown.


Melvin and Howard (1980)

A down-on-his-luck milkman claims he once rescued a mysterious drifter, who later turns out to be reclusive billionaire Howard Hughes, leading to a bizarre inheritance dispute.


For Your Eyes Only (1981)

James Bond investigates the sinking of a British spy ship and must retrieve a secret submarine tracking device while protecting a beautiful but vengeful Greek woman.


Licence to Kill (1989)

James Bond goes rogue after his friend Felix Leiter is attacked by a sadistic drug lord, leading him on a personal vendetta outside of MI6's jurisdiction.


Live and Let Die (1973)

James Bond investigates a voodoo-wielding drug lord in the Caribbean, facing crocodile farms, tarot readings, and a deadly boat chase.


Rawhead Rex (1986)

A monstrous, ancient beast known as Rawhead Rex is accidentally freed from its underground prison, terrorizing a small Irish village with brutal, primal violence.


Thunderball (1965)

James Bond is tasked with recovering two stolen nuclear warheads from the criminal organization SPECTRE, leading to an underwater showdown in the Bahamas.


City, The (1998)

A poignant drama following the intertwined lives of Latino immigrants struggling to survive in New York City, capturing their dreams and hardships.


House on Haunted Hill, The (1999)

A wealthy amusement park mogul invites five strangers to spend the night in a reputedly haunted house for a cash prize, but they soon discover the building's dark past is far more terrifying than any ghost story.


Music of the Heart (1999)

A dedicated teacher fights to keep a violin program alive in a struggling Harlem school, inspiring her students through the power of music.


Being John Malkovich (1999)

A puppeteer discovers a portal that allows him to enter the mind of actor John Malkovich, leading to bizarre and existential consequences.


Dreaming of Joseph Lees (1998)

In 1950s rural England, a young woman dreams of reuniting with her childhood love, Joseph Lees, while navigating the expectations of her family and a safe but passionless relationship with her cousin.


Man of the Century (1999)

A newspaper columnist from a bygone era navigates contemporary New York City with 1920s sensibilities, leading to humorous clashes between his old-fashioned charm and modern reality.


Princess Mononoke, The (Mononoke Hime) (1997)

A prince cursed by a demon joins a battle between the forest gods and a mining colony, finding an alliance with a wolf-raised girl fighting to protect nature.


Suburbans, The (1999)

A washed-up 1980s one-hit wonder band reunites for a single performance, leading to humorous reflections on fame and suburban life.


My Best Fiend (Mein liebster Feind) (1999)

Werner Herzog explores his volatile, decades-long collaboration with the mercurial actor Klaus Kinski, mixing behind-the-scenes footage with personal reflections on their creative partnership.


Train of Life (Train De Vie) (1998)

In a small Jewish village during World War II, the residents stage a fake deportation train to trick the Nazis into believing they are being sent to a concentration camp, turning a tragic situation into a comedic and poignant journey.


Bachelor, The (1999)

A man must get married within 24 hours to inherit his grandfather's fortune, leading to a frantic search for a bride.


Bone Collector, The (1999)

A quadriplegic forensic detective and a young police officer race against time to stop a serial killer who leaves cryptic clues at each crime scene.


Insider, The (1999)

A tobacco industry whistleblower risks everything to expose the truth, aided by a courageous journalist facing corporate pressure.


American Movie (1999)

A documentary following Mark Borchardt, a determined but struggling filmmaker from Wisconsin, as he attempts to complete his low-budget horror movie "Coven."


Last Night (1998)

In the final hours before the world ends, a diverse group of people in Toronto confronts their last moments with love, regret, and dark humor.


Portraits Chinois (1996)

In a stylish Parisian game of love and deception, six friends blur the lines between reality and performance by dressing up as one another, revealing hidden desires and tangled relationships.


Rosetta (1999)

A young woman fights desperately to escape poverty and hold onto a job, revealing the harsh realities of economic survival.


They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (1969)

During the Great Depression, desperate contestants compete in a grueling dance marathon for a cash prize, only to discover the brutal toll on their bodies and spirits.


Battling Butler (1926)

A wealthy young man poses as a professional boxer to win the affections of a girl, leading to chaotic and hilarious consequences when he must actually fight a champion.


Bride of Re-Animator (1990)

Herbert West and his colleague Dan Cain attempt to create a perfect reanimated woman from body parts, leading to gruesome and chaotic consequences.


Bustin' Loose (1981)

A con man on probation is forced to drive a busload of unruly orphans across the country, leading to chaotic adventures and unexpected heartwarming bonds.


Coma (1978)

A young doctor uncovers a chilling conspiracy when seemingly healthy patients at her hospital are mysteriously falling into comas, leading her to a sinister organ-harvesting ring.


Creepshow (1982)

A horror anthology with a comic book aesthetic, featuring five twisted tales of terror written by Stephen King and directed by George A. Romero.


Creepshow 2 (1987)

Three more macabre tales from the pages of a horror comic, including a vengeful wooden Native American statue, a murderous hitchhiker, and a deadly blob from a meteorite.


Re-Animator (1985)

A medical student discovers a glowing green serum that can reanimate the dead, but his experiments unleash a gory and darkly comedic nightmare of severed heads and rampaging reanimated corpses.


Drugstore Cowboy (1989)

A group of drug-addicted friends rob pharmacies to fuel their habits, leading to a life of crime, paranoia, and tragic consequences.


Falling Down (1993)

An unemployed defense worker's frustration with modern life leads him on a violent, day-long rampage through Los Angeles.


Funhouse, The (1981)

Four teenagers visiting a carnival funhouse become trapped inside with a deformed, murderous monster that stalks them through the twisted attractions.


General, The (1927)

During the Civil War, a Southern locomotive engineer embarks on a daring mission to rescue his beloved train and his sweetheart from Union spies.


My Best Girl (1927)

A shopgirl falls for a coworker who is secretly a wealthy heir, leading to comedic and romantic complications in this classic silent film.


Piranha (1978)

When a secret military experiment goes awry, a swarm of mutant, flesh-eating piranha is unleashed into a river, terrorizing swimmers and campers at a nearby resort.


Rough Night in Jericho (1967)

A U.S. marshal and a former lawman team up to take down a ruthless town boss in the violent frontier town of Jericho.


Slaughterhouse (1987)

A disturbed slaughterhouse owner turns his property into a killing ground for trespassing teenagers, leading to a bloody confrontation on Halloween.


Slaughterhouse 2 (1988)

A group of teenagers investigating a local legend about a killer butcher find themselves trapped in an abandoned slaughterhouse, where a deranged farmer continues his bloody legacy.


Taming of the Shrew, The (1967)

In this classic adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy, a fiery, independent woman is courted and eventually subdued by a clever, determined suitor in a battle of wits and wills.


Nighthawks (1981)

A New York City police detective and his partner race against time to stop a ruthless international terrorist who is on a killing spree across the city.


Yojimbo (1961)

A lone samurai manipulates two warring gangs in a dusty town, playing them against each other for his own profit and survival.


Repossessed (1990)

A parody of The Exorcist, this comedy stars Linda Blair as a woman who becomes possessed again, leading a televangelist and a reluctant exorcist to battle the demon.


Omega Man, The (1971)

In a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by a plague that has turned the population into bloodthirsty mutants, a lone survivor must defend his fortified home against a fanatical cult of nocturnal beings.


Spaceballs (1987)

In this hilarious sci-fi parody, a lone space adventurer must save a princess and rescue the galaxy from the bumbling villain Dark Helmet and his oversized spaceship.


Robin Hood (1973)

The Disney version of the classic tale features a charming fox as Robin Hood, who heroically robs from the corrupt Prince John to give to the poor inhabitants of Nottingham.


Mister Roberts (1955)

On a WWII cargo ship, a frustrated lieutenant battles a tyrannical captain while longing for combat, leading to poignant humor and camaraderie.


Quest for Fire (1981)

In a prehistoric world, a tribe must undertake a dangerous journey to rediscover fire after their sacred flame is extinguished.


Little Big Man (1970)

A white boy raised by the Cheyenne grows up to become a reluctant frontier legend, witnessing the clash of cultures and the tragic consequences of westward expansion.


Face in the Crowd, A (1957)

A drifter with a folksy charm rises from obscurity to become a powerful television personality, only to be corrupted by the very fame and influence he craves.


Trading Places (1983)

A wealthy commodities broker and a homeless street hustler are unwittingly swapped in a social experiment by two conniving millionaires, leading to chaos and unexpected alliances.


Meatballs (1979)

At a rowdy summer camp, a carefree counselor leads his motley crew of kids in hilarious antics and a fierce rivalry with a snobbish camp across the lake.


Meatballs Part II (1984)

The campers and counselors of Camp Sasquatch return for more zany antics and wacky competitions in this lighthearted 1980s comedy sequel.


Meatballs III (1987)

A nerdy camp counselor receives supernatural assistance from the ghost of a former porn star to help him win over the girl of his dreams at a summer resort.


Meatballs 4 (1992)

A camp counselor returns to save a struggling summer camp by rallying the underdog team for a final water-skiing showdown.


Dead Again (1991)

A detective investigating a murder case discovers he has a psychic connection to a woman who may be the reincarnation of a past lover, leading him into a mystery that spans two lifetimes.


Peter's Friends (1992)

Six friends who were part of a college comedy troupe reunite at a lavish country house ten years later, confronting old secrets, new challenges, and the bittersweet passage of time.


Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love, The (1995)

A coming-of-age romance about two teenage girls from different backgrounds—a working-class tomboy and a popular student—who navigate friendship, family, and their growing feelings for each other.


Experience Preferred... But Not Essential (1982)

A young university student takes a summer job as a waitress at a Welsh seaside hotel, where she navigates class divisions, romance, and self-discovery.


Under the Rainbow (1981)

During the filming of *The Wizard of Oz*, a hotel in Culver City becomes the scene of romantic entanglements, farcical misunderstandings, and a Nazi spy plot.


How I Won the War (1967)

A surreal, satirical black comedy following a delusional British officer as he leads his misfit platoon through the absurdities of World War II.


Light It Up (1999)

A group of students barricade themselves inside their high school after a confrontation with a police officer, sparking a tense standoff that forces the community to confront issues of race, violence, and justice.


Anywhere But Here (1999)

A free-spirited mother uproots her reluctant teenage daughter from their small-town life to chase her Hollywood dreams, testing their bond on a cross-country journey of self-discovery.


Dogma (1999)

Two fallen angels discover a loophole to re-enter Heaven, threatening to undo all of existence, and a motley crew of champions must stop them in this irreverent religious comedy.


Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc, The (1999)

A young peasant girl, guided by divine visions, leads the French army to victory before being betrayed and martyred.


Pokémon: The First Movie (1998)

When a genetically enhanced super Pokémon, Mewtwo, emerges and challenges human trainers to a battle, Ash Ketchum and his friends must stop him from unleashing his destructive plan, leading to a heartwarming lesson about the value of life and friendship.


Felicia's Journey (1999)

A pregnant Irish teenager travels to England in search of her missing boyfriend, only to fall into the sinister orbit of a seemingly kind catering manager with a dark secret.


Oxygen (1999)

A psycho-kidnapper buries a wealthy woman alive in a sealed box with a limited oxygen supply, as the police race to find her before she suffocates.


Where's Marlowe? (1999)

Two filmmakers follow a private detective for a documentary, only to find themselves entangled in a web of deception when he disappears.


Ape, The (1940)

A scientist disguises himself as a gorilla to kidnap victims for his experiments in this classic horror film.


British Intelligence (1940)

During World War I, a British intelligence officer uncovers a German spy ring operating within the UK, leading to a tense cat-and-mouse game of counterespionage and betrayal.


Commitments, The (1991)

A group of unemployed young people in Dublin form a soul band, struggling to balance their passion for music with the harsh realities of their working-class lives.


Holiday Inn (1942)

A performer turns a New England farm into an inn that's open only on holidays, leading to romantic and musical complications with his former partner and a talented dancer.


Longest Day, The (1962)

An epic war film depicting the D-Day invasion of Normandy from both Allied and German perspectives, showcasing the massive scale and human drama of June 6, 1944.


Poison Ivy (1992)

A seductive teenage girl manipulates her way into a wealthy family's home, using her charm to unravel their secrets and destroy their lives.


Poison Ivy: New Seduction (1997)

A seductive teenager manipulates her way into a wealthy family's home, using her charm to destroy their relationships and uncover dark secrets.


Ten Benny (1997)

After losing his job, a man turns to illegal bookmaking to make ends meet, only to find himself trapped in a dangerous underworld of gambling and debt.


Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970)

A historical war film detailing the events leading up to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, presented from both the American and Japanese perspectives.


Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (1988)

Pepa, an actress, finds her life spiraling into chaos after her lover leaves her, leading to a series of absurd and darkly comedic encounters with an eccentric cast of characters.


Verdict, The (1982)

An alcoholic lawyer takes on a medical malpractice case against a powerful Catholic hospital, seeking redemption and a shot at justice.


Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds, The (1972)

A bitter, neglectful mother and her two daughters navigate poverty and personal dreams in a small New England town, with one daughter's science project on irradiated marigolds offering a glimmer of hope.


Adventures of Buckaroo Bonzai Across the 8th Dimension, The (1984)

A multi-talented scientist and rock musician leads his team on an interdimensional adventure to save Earth from alien invaders from the 8th dimension.


Stand and Deliver (1987)

A dedicated math teacher in a tough Los Angeles high school inspires his struggling Latino students to master calculus and pass the Advanced Placement exam against all odds.


Moonstruck (1987)

A widowed Brooklyn woman reluctantly agrees to marry a safe suitor, but then falls madly in love with his hot-tempered younger brother in this charming romantic comedy.


Sandpiper, The (1965)

A free-spirited artist living a bohemian life in Big Sur has an affair with a married minister, challenging his beliefs and his marriage.


Jeremiah Johnson (1972)

A disillusioned Civil War veteran retreats into the Rocky Mountains, where he learns to survive as a rugged trapper and confronts the harsh realities of both nature and humanity.


Repulsion (1965)

A young Belgian woman's mental state unravels as she descends into a terrifying spiral of hallucinations and violence while alone in her London apartment.


Irma la Douce (1963)

A policeman falls for a Parisian prostitute and poses as a wealthy aristocrat to buy her exclusively, leading to a series of comedic misunderstandings as he struggles to keep up his double life.


42 Up (1998)

In this installment of the groundbreaking documentary series, the subjects reach age 42, reflecting on their midlife successes, regrets, and the lasting impact of their childhood dreams.


Liberty Heights (1999)

In 1950s Baltimore, a Jewish teenager navigates love, racial tensions, and family drama as his father fights to keep his business afloat in a changing neighborhood.


Mansfield Park (1999)

A spirited but impoverished young woman, Fanny Price, navigates the complex social dynamics and romantic entanglements of her wealthy relatives at Mansfield Park, ultimately finding her own voice and true love.


Goodbye, 20th Century (Zbogum na dvadesetiot vek) (1998)

After a nuclear apocalypse, a dysfunctional family struggles to survive in a bizarre, decaying world, blending dark humor and surrealism in a satirical farewell to the 20th century.


Sleepy Hollow (1999)

In 1799, a constable uses forensic methods to investigate a series of decapitations in a cursed village, only to face a supernatural headless horseman.


World Is Not Enough, The (1999)

James Bond must protect an oil heiress and prevent a nuclear explosion planned by a vengeful terrorist in this action-packed installment.


All About My Mother (Todo Sobre Mi Madre) (1999)

A woman's life unravels after her son's tragic death, leading her on a poignant journey through Barcelona's vibrant underworld where she reconnects with her past, including the boy's transgender father.


Home Page (1999)

A documentary that follows several people as they navigate the dawn of the internet in the late 1990s, capturing the excitement, isolation, and human connections forged through early web culture.


Living Dead Girl, The (La Morte Vivante) (1982)

A young woman rises from the dead and, driven by an insatiable thirst for blood, embarks on a murderous rampage through the French countryside.


March of the Wooden Soldiers (a.k.a. Laurel & Hardy in Toyland) (1934)

In Toyland, Laurel and Hardy bumble their way into saving the day when the villainous Bogeymen threaten to destroy the magical community.


Scrooged (1988)

A cynical TV executive is visited by three ghosts on Christmas Eve in a comedic modern retelling of "A Christmas Carol."


Harvey (1950)

A gentle, whimsical comedy about Elwood P. Dowd, a kind man whose best friend is an invisible, six-foot-tall rabbit named Harvey, leading his exasperated family to try to have him committed.


Bicycle Thief, The (Ladri di biciclette) (1948)

In postwar Rome, a desperate father and his young son search the city for a stolen bicycle, the essential tool for his job, in a poignant portrayal of poverty and human dignity.


Matewan (1987)

In 1920s West Virginia, a union organizer tries to unite coal miners of different races against brutal company tactics, leading to a violent showdown.


Kagemusha (1980)

A petty thief is recruited to impersonate a powerful warlord after his death, serving as a decoy to preserve the clan's stability amidst civil war.


Chushingura (1962)

A loyal band of samurai, masterless after their lord's forced suicide, meticulously plots and executes a daring act of vengeance against his corrupt rival.


McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971)

A gambler and a savvy prostitute join forces to build a successful brothel and saloon in a remote Pacific Northwest mining town, only to face brutal opposition from a powerful corporation.


Maurice (1987)

A young man in Edwardian England grapples with his forbidden homosexual desires, leading him on a journey of self-discovery and ultimately finding love outside society's rigid expectations.


Grapes of Wrath, The (1940)

A poor Oklahoma family loses their farm during the Dust Bowl and embarks on a desperate journey to California, confronting exploitation and hardship in their search for a better life.


My Man Godfrey (1957)

A wealthy socialite hires a homeless man as her family's butler, only to discover he has a mysterious past that changes their lives in this comedic remake.


Shop Around the Corner, The (1940)

Two coworkers in a Budapest shop are anonymous romantic pen pals, unaware that they constantly bicker with each other in person.


Natural, The (1984)

A mysterious middle-aged baseball prodigy emerges from obscurity to lead his team to glory, confronting his haunted past and the corruption threatening the game.


Shampoo (1975)

A womanizing hairdresser in 1960s Los Angeles juggles affairs with several women while trying to secure a bank loan, leading to a sharp satire of sexual and political mores.


River Runs Through It, A (1992)

Two brothers and their stern father find love, loss, and redemption through the art of fly fishing in early 20th-century Montana.


Fatal Attraction (1987)

A married man's brief affair spirals into a terrifying nightmare when his possessive lover refuses to let go, leading to a deadly confrontation.


Jagged Edge (1985)

A wealthy newspaper publisher is accused of murdering his wife, and the defense attorney who falls for him must uncover the shocking truth behind the crime.


Stanley & Iris (1990)

A widowed factory worker helps a shy, illiterate baker learn to read, leading to an unlikely romance that transforms both their lives.


Midnight Run (1988)

A bounty hunter must bring a neurotic former mob accountant from New York to Los Angeles, but their cross-country journey turns into a chaotic series of mishaps and unexpected bonding.


Awakenings (1990)

After years in a catatonic state, patients with encephalitis lethargica are temporarily awakened by a new experimental drug, leading to profound and heartbreaking moments of reconnection.


Come See the Paradise (1990)

A passionate interracial romance unfolds against the backdrop of the Japanese American internment during World War II, as a white labor activist fights to reunite with his wife and daughter after they are forcibly relocated.


Backdraft (1991)

Two Chicago firefighter brothers battle a deadly arsonist and their own personal conflicts, as they race to stop a series of devastating fires caused by explosive backdrafts.


Fisher King, The (1991)

A cynical radio DJ finds redemption when he helps a homeless man on a delusional quest for the Holy Grail in modern-day New York.


River, The (1984)

A Tennessee farm family fights to save their land from foreclosure while coping with personal struggles and the relentless force of the river that borders their property.


Country (1984)

A determined farm wife fights to save her family's land from foreclosure during the 1980s agricultural crisis, testing her strength and resilience against a system that seems determined to destroy them.


Places in the Heart (1984)

In 1930s Texas, a widowed mother fights to save her cotton farm from foreclosure while confronting racial tensions and learning the value of community.


'Night Mother (1986)

A woman calmly informs her mother of her intention to kill herself that night, leading to a tense, emotional confrontation as her mother desperately tries to change her mind.


End of Days (1999)

A former police officer must protect a young woman from a demonic cult that intends to use her to bring about the birth of Satan on the eve of the millennium.


Toy Story 2 (1999)

When Woody is kidnapped by a greedy toy collector, Buzz Lightyear and the gang embark on a daring rescue mission, while Woody discovers his origins as a valuable vintage collectible.


Flawless (1999)

A retired security guard recovering from a stroke reluctantly takes voice lessons from his flamboyant drag queen neighbor, leading to an unlikely friendship that changes both their lives.


Miss Julie (1999)

On a midsummer night in 1890s Ireland, an aristocratic young woman engages in a dangerous and passionate affair with her father's valet, leading to devastating consequences.


Ride with the Devil (1999)

During the Civil War, a young man joins a band of Confederate guerrilla fighters in Missouri, grappling with loyalty, violence, and the blurred lines between honor and brutality.


Tumbleweeds (1999)

A free-spirited mother and her young daughter wander across the American South, seeking stability as the mother's impulsive relationships and restless nature continually uproot their lives.


Bay of Blood (Reazione a catena) (1971)

A series of brutal murders unfolds around a secluded bay as multiple parties vie for control of the waterfront property, igniting a chain reaction of greed, betrayal, and gruesome killings.


Distinguished Gentleman, The (1992)

A con artist runs for Congress as a joke and accidentally wins, then uses his political position to continue his schemes while discovering the absurdities of Washington politics.


Hitch-Hiker, The (1953)

Two friends on a fishing trip pick up a seemingly harmless hitchhiker, only to find themselves at the mercy of a ruthless escaped convict.


Santa Fe Trail (1940)

A young J.E.B. Stuart and George Armstrong Custer clash with abolitionist John Brown on the Santa Fe Trail in this action-packed Western adventure.


Spring Fever USA (a.k.a. Lauderdale) (1989)

A college student heads to Fort Lauderdale for spring break, only to find himself caught up in wild parties and romantic misadventures.


Agnes Browne (1999)

In 1960s Dublin, a spirited widowed mother of seven navigates life's hardships with humor and resilience after her husband's sudden death.


End of the Affair, The (1999)

A writer's obsessive love affair with a married woman in post-WWII London is tested by jealousy, faith, and a mysterious vow that tears them apart.


End of the Affair, The (1955)

A novelist's obsessive affair with his best friend's wife in wartime London unravels after a bombing, revealing hidden passions, faith, and the destructive power of jealousy.


Holy Smoke (1999)

A woman's spiritual journey to India leads her into a cult, prompting her family to hire a manipulative deprogrammer to bring her back—leading to a battle of wills and unexpected seduction.


Map of the World, A (1999)

A woman's life spirals out of control when a neighbor's child drowns on her farm, leading to accusations, a trial, and the unraveling of her family.


Sweet and Lowdown (1999)

A fictional biography of a brilliant but self-destructive 1930s jazz guitarist who idolizes Django Reinhardt and struggles with his own arrogance and romantic failings.


Bonfire of the Vanities (1990)

A bond trader's life spirals out of control after a hit-and-run accident exposes the dark underbelly of greed, race, and justice in 1980s New York.


Broadway Damage (1997)

A young gay man pursues his dreams of becoming a writer on Broadway while juggling a tempestuous romance and the chaos of New York City life.


Daddy Long Legs (1919)

An orphaned girl writes letters to an anonymous benefactor she calls "Daddy Long Legs," unaware that he is the wealthy man who secretly watches over her life and education.


Go West (1925)

Buster Keaton stars as a young man who heads out West to seek his fortune, only to find himself in a series of comedic misadventures while trying to save a ranch from foreclosure.


Grand Illusion (Grande illusion, La) (1937)

During World War I, French prisoners of war from different social classes plot escape from a German camp, revealing that bonds of class can transcend national boundaries.


Great Santini, The (1979)

A fiercely competitive Marine pilot struggles to balance his demanding career with his role as a father, leading to a turbulent relationship with his teenage son.


James Dean Story, The (1957)

A documentary exploring the life, career, and tragic death of iconic actor James Dean, featuring rare footage and interviews with those who knew him.


Sea Wolves, The (1980)

A group of aging British soldiers in India is recruited for a daring covert operation to destroy German spy ships anchored in neutral Goa during World War II.


Stealing Home (1988)

A washed-up baseball player returns to his hometown to settle his childhood friend's estate, rekindling memories of first love and lost dreams.


Tarzan the Fearless (1933)

Tarzan must rescue a captive girl and protect a hidden treasure from a ruthless tribe in this early jungle adventure serial starring Buster Crabbe.


Three Ages, The (1923)

Buster Keaton's silent comedy parodies D.W. Griffith's *Intolerance* with three interconnected love stories set in the Stone Age, Roman era, and modern times.


Two Jakes, The (1990)

In this sequel to *Chinatown*, private eye Jake Gittes investigates a murder linked to oil deals and a tangled web of deceit in 1940s Los Angeles.


U2: Rattle and Hum (1988)

A documentary capturing U2 on their 1987 Joshua Tree tour, blending concert performances with behind-the-scenes footage and visits to American musical landmarks.


Hell in the Pacific (1968)

During World War II, an American pilot and a Japanese naval officer are stranded together on a deserted Pacific island, forced to overcome their deep-seated hatred and mutual distrust in order to survive.


Glass Bottom Boat, The (1966)

A widow working at a NASA facility is mistaken for a Russian spy while trying to impress a handsome scientist, leading to comic misunderstandings and romantic entanglements.


Cradle Will Rock, The (1999)

A politically charged drama following the true story of Orson Welles and John Houseman's controversial 1937 musical, which becomes a battleground for artistic freedom amid the Great Depression and rising fascism.


Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo (1999)

A clumsy fish tank cleaner accidentally becomes a high-priced male escort, navigating a series of wild and awkward encounters while trying to prove he can handle the job.


Green Mile, The (1999)

On death row, a gentle giant with miraculous healing powers changes the lives of the guards and prisoners, forcing them to confront questions of justice, mercy, and humanity.


Cider House Rules, The (1999)

A young orphan raised in a Maine orphanage learns about medicine and life from its unconventional director, then ventures into the world to work at an apple orchard where he must confront the moral complexities of love, friendship, and the rules that govern both.


Diamonds (1999)

An aging widower takes his estranged son and grandson on a road trip to recover a hidden stash of diamonds, leading to unexpected family bonding and adventure.


War Zone, The (1999)

A teenage boy uncovers a dark secret within his own family when his older sister reveals the abuse she suffers at the hands of their father, forcing him to confront a devastating truth.


Bat Whispers, The (1930)

A mysterious masked criminal known as "The Bat" terrorizes a spooky mansion, where a group of guests must uncover the villain's identity before they become the next victims.


Last Picture Show, The (1971)

In a small, dying Texas town, a group of teenagers navigate the bittersweet end of their youth amidst the closing of the local movie theater and the unraveling of their own relationships.


7th Voyage of Sinbad, The (1958)

Sinbad must rescue a princess from a curse by embarking on a perilous journey filled with giant monsters, magic, and stop-motion creatures in this classic adventure fantasy.


Blood on the Sun (1945)

An American journalist in 1930s Tokyo uncovers a secret Japanese plan for world domination, putting his life in danger as he battles espionage and betrayal.


Anna and the King (1999)

In 1860s Siam, a British schoolteacher challenges the traditionalist King Mongkut while forging an unlikely bond that bridges their cultural divide.


Bicentennial Man (1999)

A robot named Andrew embarks on a two-century journey to become human, experiencing love, loss, and the pursuit of freedom while challenging what it means to be alive.


Stuart Little (1999)

The Little family adopts a charming mouse named Stuart, who must navigate the challenges of fitting in and winning over his jealous older brother, Snowbell the cat.


Emperor and the Assassin, The (Jing ke ci qin wang) (1999)

The story of the first emperor of China's ruthless quest to unify the warring states, intertwined with a tragic love affair and a failed assassination plot by the assassin Jing Ke.


Fantasia 2000 (1999)

A spectacular animated anthology that pairs classical music with stunning visuals, featuring new segments like "Rhapsody in Blue" alongside the beloved return of Mickey Mouse in "The Sorcerer's Apprentice."


Magnolia (1999)

An epic mosaic of interconnected characters in Los Angeles, Magnolia weaves tales of regret, redemption, and unlikely connections over the course of one extraordinary day.


Onegin (1999)

A cynical St. Petersburg aristocrat moves to the Russian countryside, where he rejects the sincere love of a young woman, only to face tragic regret years later.


Simpatico (1999)

After a horse-racing scam tears apart their friendship, two men are forced to confront the dark secret that has haunted them for decades.


Topsy-Turvy (1999)

The backstage trials and tribulations of Victorian-era duo Gilbert and Sullivan as they struggle to create their hit comic opera, *The Mikado*.


Alley Cats, The (1968)

A young couple is terrorized by a gang of sadistic motorcycle thugs in this gritty 1968 exploitation film.


Boiling Point (1993)

A Secret Service agent goes undercover to bring down a ruthless mobster responsible for his partner's murder, leading to a tense clash of wills.


Brenda Starr (1989)

A glamorous comic strip reporter comes to life and embarks on a globe-trotting adventure, blending romance and danger as she races to uncover a mysterious story.


Carnal Knowledge (1971)

Two college friends navigate their sexual and romantic obsessions over several decades, revealing the often destructive and hollow nature of their relationships with women.


Easy Rider (1969)

Two bikers ride across America in search of freedom and the real spirit of the country, encountering both the beauty and the dark side of the American landscape and its people.


Falcon and the Snowman, The (1984)

Based on a true story, two childhood friends—one a drug smuggler, the other a disillusioned CIA employee—begin selling sensitive American intelligence to the Soviet Union, leading to devastating consequences.


Hi-Yo Silver (1940)

The Lone Ranger and Tonto ride to the rescue of a small town terrorized by outlaws, leading to thrilling action and justice in the Wild West.


Room at the Top (1959)

An ambitious young man from a working-class background climbs the social ladder by pursuing both a wealthy heiress and a passionate affair, leading to tragic consequences.


Ulysses (Ulisse) (1954)

A war-weary Odysseus embarks on a perilous journey home to Ithaca, encountering mythical creatures and divine obstacles along the way.


Any Given Sunday (1999)

A gripping look at the brutal world of professional football, where an aging coach and a young quarterback clash as they fight for survival in a high-stakes season.


Man on the Moon (1999)

The unconventional life and career of comedian Andy Kaufman are explored, from his groundbreaking performances to his battle with illness.


Galaxy Quest (1999)

The washed-up cast of a cancelled sci-fi television show is recruited by actual aliens who believe their adventures were real, leading to a hilarious and heroic mission to save an alien race.