Talented Mr. Ripley, The (1999)

A charming but sociopathic young man is sent to Europe to retrieve a wealthy playboy, only to become obsessed with his lifestyle and resort to murder to assume his identity.


Next Friday (1999)

After a fight on New Year's Eve, Craig and his cousin Day-Day move to the suburbs to stay with Craig's eccentric uncle, leading to a series of wild misadventures.


Hurricane, The (1999)

Based on the true story of Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, a boxer wrongly convicted of murder, this film follows his decades-long fight for justice and freedom.


Angela's Ashes (1999)

A poor Irish boy endures a harsh upbringing marked by poverty, loss, and his father's alcoholism, yet clings to hope and the dream of a better life in America.


Play it to the Bone (1999)

Two lifelong friends and sparring partners travel to Las Vegas for a boxing match that pits them against each other, testing their friendship and their dreams of glory.


Titus (1999)

A visually striking adaptation of Shakespeare's bloodiest tragedy, following the Roman general Titus Andronicus on his path of vengeance after a cycle of betrayal and violence.


Mr. Death: The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter Jr. (1999)

A haunting documentary about execution device designer Fred Leuchter, whose pursuit of engineering precision leads him down a dark path of Holocaust denial and public ruin.


Third Miracle, The (1999)

A skeptical priest investigates a weeping statue and the life of a deceased woman to determine if a miracle has occurred, leading him to a crisis of faith.


Montana (1998)

A female hitman attempts to escape her dangerous life after her boss orders a hit on her, leading to a tense cross-country chase.


Snow Falling on Cedars (1999)

A small-town newspaper reporter covers the trial of a Japanese-American man accused of murder, forcing him to confront his unresolved love for the defendant's wife and the lingering scars of their community's wartime internment.


Girl, Interrupted (1999)

Based on Susanna Kaysen's memoir, this film follows a young woman's journey through a psychiatric hospital in the 1960s, where she forms deep bonds with fellow patients while confronting her own mental health.


Trans (1998)

A troubled young man escapes his abusive home and hitchhikes across the American South to Florida, encountering a series of strange and dangerous characters along the way.


Life and Times of Hank Greenberg, The (1998)

A documentary exploring the life and career of the legendary Jewish baseball player Hank Greenberg, highlighting his Hall of Fame achievements and his struggle against anti-Semitism in 1930s and 1940s America.


My Dog Skip (1999)

A young boy in 1940s Mississippi finds friendship, courage, and life lessons through his beloved Jack Russell terrier, Skip, who helps him navigate the challenges of growing up.


Supernova (2000)

A medical rescue spaceship answers a distress call from a distant mining colony, only to find a single survivor and a mysterious alien artifact that unleashes deadly forces and threatens the entire crew.


Quarry, The (1998)

A drifter murders a traveling preacher and assumes his identity, leading to a tense journey of deception and moral reckoning in a small South African town.


Terrorist, The (Malli) (1998)

A pregnant woman is recruited to assassinate a political leader, but her mission is complicated by her unexpected humanity and bond with a young boy.


Creature (1999)

A crew of astronauts on a mission to Saturn's moon Titan discovers a terrifying alien organism that begins to brutally pick them off one by one.


Way We Were, The (1973)

A politically charged love story follows a passionate left-wing activist and a charismatic but apolitical writer as their relationship struggles against the backdrop of shifting American history from the 1930s to the 1950s.


Tess of the Storm Country (1922)

A spirited young girl from a fishing village defies social prejudice and fights for justice after her father is wrongly accused of murder, finding love and redemption in the storm-tossed coastal community.


Stalag 17 (1953)

In a German POW camp during World War II, the prisoners suspect one of their own is a traitor, leading to tension and darkly comic intrigue as they try to uncover the informant.


Presidio, The (1988)

At the Presidio military base in San Francisco, a tough MP and a nonconformist civilian detective clash while investigating a murder that leads into a web of corruption and danger.


Papillon (1973)

A safecracker nicknamed Papillon is wrongly convicted of murder and sent to the brutal Devil's Island prison, where he forms a bond with a counterfeiter and relentlessly plots his escape.


Pal Joey (1957)

A charismatic but unscrupulous nightclub singer navigates romantic entanglements and personal ambition as he tries to make it big in San Francisco.


Last Detail, The (1973)

Two career Navy men embark on a road trip to deliver a young prisoner to a naval prison, but their conscience leads them to give him one last taste of freedom before his confinement.


Five Easy Pieces (1970)

A disaffected oil rig worker from a privileged family returns home to confront his past, but his restless search for meaning only leads to further isolation.


Even Dwarfs Started Small (Auch Zwerge haben klein angefangen) (1971)

A group of dwarfs stage a surreal and violent revolt in a remote institution, unleashing chaos and absurdity in Werner Herzog's nihilistic allegory.


Dead Calm (1989)

Traumatized after a tragedy, a couple sailing the ocean rescues a mysterious stranger, only to find themselves trapped in a deadly game of cat and mouse.


Boys from Brazil, The (1978)

A Nazi hunter discovers a sinister plot to clone Adolf Hitler from surviving DNA, leading to a global race to stop the resurrection of the Third Reich.


Black Sunday (La Maschera Del Demonio) (1960)

A vampire witch returns from the grave to exact vengeance on the descendants of those who executed her with a spiked iron mask in this atmospheric Italian gothic horror classic.


Against All Odds (1984)

A down-on-his-luck football player is hired to track down a mobster's missing girlfriend, only to fall for her himself, leading to dangerous consequences.


Snows of Kilimanjaro, The (1952)

A writer on safari in Africa, suffering from a gangrene wound, reflects on his past loves and failures as he confronts his own mortality.


Loaded Weapon 1 (1993)

Two bumbling LAPD detectives investigate a cookie-smuggling ring that leads to a deadly plot, in this spoof of buddy-cop action films.


Loves of Carmen, The (1948)

Set in 19th-century Spain, a passionate gypsy woman seduces a soldier, leading him to abandon his duty and ultimately to tragedy.


Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982)

A group of Southern California high school students navigate the ups and downs of adolescence, from awkward romantic encounters to after-school jobs, all set to a classic rock soundtrack.


Cry in the Dark, A (1988)

Based on the true story, a mother's claim that a dingo took her baby sparks a media frenzy and a controversial trial that tears her family apart.


Born to Win (1971)

A former hairdresser spirals into addiction and petty crime on the gritty streets of 1970s New York.


Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993)

Batman must confront a mysterious vigilante known as the Phantasm, who is killing Gotham's criminals, while also facing a ghost from his past that threatens to ruin his chance at a normal life.


American Flyers (1985)

Two brothers with a troubled past compete in a grueling cross-country bicycle race, facing personal and physical challenges that test their bond and determination.


Voyage of the Damned (1976)

In 1939, a ship carrying 937 Jewish refugees fleeing Nazi Germany is denied entry to Cuba, sparking a desperate international crisis as the passengers face an uncertain fate.


Vampyros Lesbos (Las Vampiras) (1970)

A young woman inherits a villa on a mysterious island and becomes ensnared by the seductive, bloodthirsty Countess Nadine, a modern-day vampire who preys on her desires.


Star Is Born, A (1937)

A struggling actress catches her big break and becomes a Hollywood star, while her devoted husband—a fading alcoholic actor—tragically descends into obscurity.


Poison (1991)

A fragmented anthology of three stories exploring the dark undercurrents of queer desire and social stigma, interweaving a prison memoir, a scientist's deadly obsession, and a suburban boy's mysterious affliction.


Pacific Heights (1990)

A couple's dream of renovating a San Francisco Victorian becomes a nightmare when their charming new tenant turns into a manipulative squatter, using legal loopholes to destroy their lives and finances.


Night Tide (1961)

A young sailor falls in love with a mysterious woman who performs as a mermaid at a carnival, but he begins to suspect she may be a real siren with a deadly connection to the sea.


Draughtsman's Contract, The (1982)

A draughtsman is hired to create a series of detailed drawings of an English estate in the 17th century, only to become ensnared in a web of sexual intrigue and murder.


Carmen (1984)

A passionate flamenco dancer becomes consumed by her role in a stage production of Carmen, blurring the lines between art and reality as she mirrors the opera's tragic love story.


Zed & Two Noughts, A (1985)

After a car accident kills their wives, two zoologists become obsessed with decay and symmetry, leading to a visually stunning and unsettling exploration of life, death, and art.


Woman in the Dunes (Suna no onna) (1964)

A man is trapped in a sandpit with a mysterious woman, forced to endlessly dig to survive in this surreal, existential allegory of duty and desire.


Down to You (2000)

A young college chef falls head over heels for a spirited art student, but their passionate romance is tested by jealousy and miscommunication.


Hellhounds on My Trail (1999)

A blues musician makes a deal with the devil for fame, only to be pursued by supernatural hellhounds that threaten to collect his soul.


Not Love, Just Frenzy (Más que amor, frenesí) (1996)

A group of young friends in Madrid become entangled in a web of passion, lies, and murder when their relationships spiral into dangerous obsession.


Wirey Spindell (1999)

A man reflects on his life and romantic misadventures from childhood to adulthood on the eve of his wedding in this offbeat comedy.


Another Man's Poison (1952)

A famous crime novelist, having murdered her husband, attempts to frame an unsuspecting stranger for the crime in this tense psychological thriller.


Odessa File, The (1974)

A journalist uncovers a secret organization of former Nazis while investigating a mysterious diary, leading him on a dangerous hunt for a war criminal in 1960s Germany.


Saphead, The (1920)

A wealthy but gullible young man is manipulated into thinking he has lost his fortune, only to outsmart the schemer and win back his family's respect in this silent comedy featuring Buster Keaton.


Seven Chances (1925)

A man must find a wife by 7 PM to inherit a fortune, leading to a frantic pursuit and a massive, chaotic chase with hundreds of brides.


Smashing Time (1967)

Two naïve young women from the north of England descend on Swinging Sixties London, where their innocent antics turn into a wild, slapstick rampage through the city's pop culture scene.


Train Ride to Hollywood (1978)

A man falls asleep and dreams he's aboard a train filled with classic Hollywood stars, leading to a whimsical musical parody of Tinseltown tropes.


Where the Buffalo Roam (1980)

A semi-biographical comedy following the drug-fueled, chaotic adventures of journalist Hunter S. Thompson as he covers the 1972 presidential election and other absurd events.


Zachariah (1971)

A young gunslinger seeks adventure in the Old West, joining a band of outlaws and encountering surreal, psychedelic elements in this acid western musical.


Kestrel's Eye (Falkens öga) (1998)

A meditative documentary observing a pair of kestrels as they nest, hunt, and raise their young in a Swedish church tower, capturing the raw beauty and quiet drama of their daily lives.


Eye of the Beholder (1999)

A surveillance expert becomes dangerously obsessed with a mysterious woman he's tracking, following her across the country as she embarks on a murderous spree.


Isn't She Great? (2000)

A biographical comedy-drama following the ambitious and flamboyant Jacqueline Susann as she overcomes rejection and scandal to become one of the most successful bestselling authors of all time.


Big Tease, The (1999)

A Scottish hairdresser travels to Los Angeles to compete in a prestigious hairstyling contest, only to discover that fame and success come with unexpected challenges.


Cup, The (Phörpa) (1999)

A young monk in a remote Himalayan monastery becomes obsessed with watching the 1998 World Cup, leading to humorous and poignant clashes with his traditional superiors.


Santitos (1997)

After her daughter's death, a grief-stricken woman embarks on a surreal journey across Mexico, believing a saint's voice guides her to find her daughter's soul.


Encino Man (1992)

When two teens discover a frozen caveman in their backyard, they thaw him out and teach him about modern life in 1990s California, leading to hilarious chaos.


Goodbye Girl, The (1977)

A woman and her daughter reluctantly share their New York apartment with a brash actor, leading to an unexpected romance between the mismatched tenants.


I Am Cuba (Soy Cuba/Ya Kuba) (1964)

A poetic visual essay blending four vignettes of life in pre-revolutionary Cuba, capturing the island's beauty, exploitation, and revolutionary fervor through stunning, fluid cinematography.


Malcolm X (1992)

A powerful biographical epic chronicling the life of civil rights leader Malcolm X, from his criminal past to his transformation into a prominent activist and his eventual assassination.


Sister Act (1992)

A nightclub singer on the run from the mob hides out in a convent, where she uses her musical talent to transform the lackluster choir into a sensational gospel group.


Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (1993)

Deloris Van Cartier returns to her nun disguise to save a struggling music program at an inner-city school, inspiring a group of underprivileged students to find their voices through gospel and soul.


Hand That Rocks the Cradle, The (1992)

A grieving widow becomes a nanny for a young family, secretly seeking revenge for the loss of her own child by destroying them from within.


Alive (1993)

Based on a true story, survivors of a plane crash in the Andes are forced to resort to cannibalism to stay alive.


Agnes of God (1985)

A psychiatrist is appointed to determine the sanity of a young nun who is accused of killing her newborn baby, uncovering a clash between faith, psychology, and the possibility of divine intervention.


Scent of a Woman (1992)

A blind, retired colonel hires a young prep school student to accompany him on a weekend trip to New York, where both find unexpected redemption and a renewed zest for life.


Wayne's World (1992)

Two slacker friends, Wayne and Garth, host a public-access TV show from Wayne's basement and must fend off a sleazy producer's attempts to exploit their success.


Wayne's World 2 (1993)

Wayne and Garth plan to throw a massive rock festival, but must navigate eccentric musicians, skeptical locals, and their own wacky mishaps.


League of Their Own, A (1992)

During World War II, a group of women form a professional baseball league, and two sisters join the Rockford Peaches, discovering the true meaning of teamwork and perseverance.


Patriot Games (1992)

After thwarting an IRA terrorist attack, ex-CIA analyst Jack Ryan becomes the target of a vengeful splinter group that will stop at nothing to destroy his family.


Bodyguard, The (1992)

A former Secret Service agent is hired to protect a famous singer from a stalker, and their professional relationship evolves into a dangerous romance.


Death Becomes Her (1992)

Two vain women drink a magical potion that grants eternal youth, only to discover that immortality comes with grotesque consequences in this darkly comedic satire of Hollywood's obsession with beauty.


Far and Away (1992)

A young Irish farmer and a determined aristocrat's daughter journey to America in the 1890s, joining the Oklahoma land rush in pursuit of their own piece of land and a chance at independence.


Howards End (1992)

In Edwardian England, the lives and fortunes of the wealthy Wilcox family and the intellectual Schlegel sisters become entangled over the inheritance of a countryside house, exploring class conflict and social change.


Singles (1992)

A group of young Seattleites navigates love, friendship, and the emerging grunge music scene in this romantic comedy-drama.


Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)

A prequel to the television series, this film follows the final seven days of Laura Palmer's life, uncovering the dark secrets and supernatural forces that led to her murder.


White Men Can't Jump (1992)

Two street basketball hustlers, one black and one white, form an unlikely partnership to con their way through the courts of Los Angeles.


Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992)

A high school cheerleader learns she is the Chosen One destined to battle vampires, reluctantly embracing her supernatural destiny with wit and style.


Hard-Boiled (Lashou shentan) (1992)

A hard-boiled cop and an undercover triad member team up to bring down a ruthless criminal syndicate in a blazing, stylized ballet of gunfire and loyalty.


Man Bites Dog (C'est arrivé près de chez vous) (1992)

A camera crew follows a charming but brutally violent serial killer, documenting his crimes with unsettling mockumentary style, blurring the lines between observer and accomplice.


Mariachi, El (1992)

A traveling mariachi is mistaken for a ruthless hitman and must survive a violent chase through a dusty Mexican town, using his guitar case full of weapons.


Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot (1992)

A tough cop's life is turned upside down when his overbearing mother visits and insists on helping him solve a high-profile case, leading to chaos and laughs.


Forever Young (1992)

A test pilot frozen in a 1939 cryogenic experiment awakens in 1992 and must navigate a changed world while reconnecting with the past love he left behind.


Cutting Edge, The (1992)

A spoiled figure skater and a tough hockey player are forced to become a pairs skating team, and their clashing personalities lead to both conflict and romance as they aim for Olympic gold.


Of Mice and Men (1992)

Two migrant ranch workers, the intelligent George and the gentle but mentally disabled Lennie, cling to their shared dream of owning a farm during the Great Depression, until tragedy shatters their hopes.


Bad Lieutenant (1992)

A corrupt and self-destructive New York police lieutenant investigates the rape of a nun while wrestling with his own addictions and moral collapse.


Scream 3 (2000)

In Hollywood, the survivors of the Ghostface murders are drawn to a film set where a new killer begins targeting the cast and crew of a movie about the original killings.


Single White Female (1992)

A woman’s seemingly perfect new roommate becomes dangerously obsessed with her, leading to a terrifying battle for identity and survival.


Boondock Saints, The (1999)

Two Irish brothers become vigilantes after a self-defense killing, embarking on a mission to rid Boston of crime while pursued by an eccentric FBI agent.


Gun Shy (2000)

An undercover DEA agent suffering from panic attacks after a botched operation finds an unlikely therapist in a kooky nurse, leading to both romance and a dangerous drug case.


Beloved/Friend (Amigo/Amado) (1999)

Two childhood friends confront their unspoken feelings when one returns to Spain after years abroad, testing the boundaries of love and friendship.


Gendernauts (1999)

A documentary that explores the lives of transgender and genderqueer individuals in San Francisco, challenging traditional notions of gender through intimate portraits of their journeys.


Knockout (1999)

A determined young boxer battles personal demons and her toughest opponent yet in a high-stakes match that could change her life.


Baby, The (1973)

A social worker becomes dangerously obsessed with a dysfunctional family where a grown man is kept in a state of infantile dependency.


Brandon Teena Story, The (1998)

A documentary chronicling the life and tragic murder of Brandon Teena, a transgender man whose brutal 1993 death in Nebraska exposed the violent consequences of transphobia and gender identity persecution.


Different for Girls (1996)

After a chance reunion, a trans woman and a straight man navigate an unexpected romantic connection in conservative London.


Minnie and Moskowitz (1971)

A museum curator and a rough-edged parking lot attendant find an unlikely romance amidst the chaos of 1970s New York in this raw, improvisational film from John Cassavetes.


They Might Be Giants (1971)

A former judge who believes he is Sherlock Holmes recruits a skeptical psychiatrist to help him hunt for his arch-nemesis, Moriarty, in this whimsical and poignant comedy.


Beach, The (2000)

A young American backpacker discovers a secret island paradise in Thailand, but the idyllic community's isolation and dark secrets quickly turn his dream getaway into a nightmare.


Snow Day (2000)

When a massive snowstorm hits their town, a group of kids embark on a wild adventure to make the most of their unexpected day off from school.


Tigger Movie, The (2000)

Tigger sets out to find his own kind, learning that family is about love and belonging rather than being exactly alike.


Cotton Mary (1999)

In post-colonial India, a British woman's life is disrupted when she hires a manipulative Anglo-Indian nurse, leading to a tense and unsettling power struggle.


Not One Less (Yi ge dou bu neng shao) (1999)

A young substitute teacher in a remote Chinese village must track down a student who has run away to the city, determined to keep her class of one dozen pupils intact.


Soft Toilet Seats (1999)

A quirky comedy about a man who invents padded toilet seats, sparking a cultural revolution in bathroom comfort while navigating corporate greed and his eccentric family.


Trois (2000)

A married couple's relationship is tested when they invite a mysterious stranger into their bedroom, leading to dangerous secrets and unforeseen consequences.


Big Combo, The (1955)

A police detective becomes dangerously obsessed with taking down a sadistic mob boss, leading to a violent clash where his own love life becomes a pawn in the underworld's deadly game.


Conceiving Ada (1997)

A computer scientist obsessed with preserving memory uses an experimental technology to communicate with the spirit of Ada Lovelace, the 19th-century mathematician and computing pioneer.


Eaten Alive (1976)

A psychotic motel owner in the swamplands lures unsuspecting guests to their deaths, feeding their bodies to his pet crocodile.


Raining Stones (1993)

A desperate working-class father resorts to increasingly risky schemes to afford his daughter's First Communion dress, exposing the harsh realities of poverty and pride in Thatcher-era England.


To Sir with Love (1967)

An idealistic teacher from British Guiana takes a job at a rough London school and earns the respect of his unruly students through unconventional methods and genuine care.


With Byrd at the South Pole (1930)

A documentary chronicling Admiral Richard E. Byrd's first Antarctic expedition, capturing the challenges and stunning landscapes of the historic journey to the South Pole.


Boiler Room (2000)

A college dropout gets involved in a high-pressure brokerage firm that operates as a boiler room, where he discovers the dark side of easy money and ruthless ambition.


Hanging Up (2000)

Three sisters juggle their chaotic personal lives and a family party-planning business while coping with their aging father's hospitalization.


Pitch Black (2000)

A transport ship crash-lands on a desert planet, leaving survivors stranded in total darkness when three suns eclipse, awakening deadly nocturnal creatures that hunt by sound.


Whole Nine Yards, The (2000)

A mild-mannered dentist discovers his new neighbor is a former hitman, leading to a chaotic blend of mob intrigue, double-crosses, and dark comedy.


Beautiful People (1999)

A Balkan refugee, a suburban housewife, and a host of other Londoners find their lives unexpectedly intertwined in a darkly comic tale of love, football, and the absurdities of modern Britain.


Black Tar Heroin: The Dark End of the Street (1999)

A stark documentary following five black tar heroin addicts in Los Angeles, capturing the raw and brutal reality of their daily struggles with addiction and the devastating toll it takes on their lives.


Blue Collar (1978)

Three auto workers, disillusioned with their union, conspire to rob it—only to uncover a web of corruption that turns them against each other.


Bluebeard (1944)

A puppet maker in 19th-century Paris charms women with his artistry, only to murder them and hide their bodies as he seeks the perfect bride.


Circus, The (1928)

A Tramp becomes the accidental star of a struggling circus, where he performs hilarious slapstick routines while vying for the affections of the ringmaster's stepdaughter.


City Lights (1931)

A tramp falls in love with a blind flower girl and strives to raise money for her sight-restoring operation, leading to one of cinema's most poignant and humorous endings.


Flamingo Kid, The (1984)

A working-class Brooklyn teen takes a summer job at a posh beach club, where he is seduced by the glamorous life of a slick car salesman—only to learn that wealth and status come with a price.


Dog's Life, A (1920)

A tramp and a stray dog form an unlikely friendship, helping each other survive the hardships of life while finding joy and loyalty in one another.


Kid, The (1921)

A tramp takes in an abandoned baby and raises him as his own, forming an inseparable bond that faces challenges from authorities and society in this poignant silent comedy-drama.


Man from Laramie, The (1955)

A man travels to a remote cattle town to uncover the truth behind his brother's murder, only to become entangled in a violent range war fueled by greed and family secrets.


McCullochs, The (1975)

A family of ruthless criminals in the American heartland faces escalating violence and betrayal as their illegal empire begins to crumble.


Class Reunion (1982)

A decade after graduation, a high school reunion turns deadly when a vengeful prankster returns to terrorize their former classmates in this dark comedy horror.


Big Trees, The (1952)

A Quaker farmer leads a fight against a ruthless timber baron to save California's ancient redwood forests.


Happy Go Lovely (1951)

A chorus girl is mistaken for a millionaire's fiancée, leading to a whirlwind of mistaken identities and romantic complications.


Reindeer Games (2000)

A recently released convict assumes the identity of his dead cellmate to win over a beautiful pen pal, but he finds himself trapped in a deadly casino heist orchestrated by her psychotic brother.


Wonder Boys (2000)

A gifted but stalled writer and his eccentric students navigate a chaotic weekend of lost manuscripts, a pregnant mistress, and a stolen jacket, all set against the backdrop of a prestigious literary festival.


Deterrence (1998)

The President of the United States must navigate a tense nuclear standoff with Iraq while stranded in a diner during a blizzard, forcing a high-stakes decision that could change the world.


Judy Berlin (1999)

In a small Long Island town during a solar eclipse, a lonely teacher and a restless married man cross paths, revealing the quiet desperation and hidden connections among the townsfolk.


Mifune (Mifunes sidste sang) (1999)

A man returns to his family farm after his father's death and hires a prostitute to pose as his wife to protect his mentally disabled brother from institutionalization.


Waiting Game, The (2000)

A woman must navigate the challenges of a long-distance relationship while dealing with the temptations and complications that arise during the time apart.


3 Strikes (2000)

An ex-con on parole finds himself entangled in a series of wild misadventures when he's wrongly accused of a crime, facing a third strike that could send him away for life.


Chain of Fools (2000)

A barber's search for a rare stolen coin entangles him in a web of murder, mistaken identity, and comic chaos with a colorful cast of criminals.


Drowning Mona (2000)

When a universally disliked woman is found dead in her car at the bottom of a river, the entire town becomes suspects in this dark comedy about a community that may have had more than a few reasons to want her gone.


Next Best Thing, The (2000)

A woman and her gay best friend decide to raise a child together, but their unconventional family arrangement faces unexpected challenges when love and romance enter the picture.


What Planet Are You From? (2000)

An alien from a male-only planet is sent to Earth to impregnate a woman, but his attempts at human courtship lead to comedic chaos.


Beyond the Mat (2000)

A raw, unflinching documentary that goes behind the scenes of professional wrestling, revealing the physical and emotional toll on its performers.


Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999)

An ancient samurai code guides a modern hitman who must turn against his own mafia employers when they order his execution.


Year My Voice Broke, The (1987)

In a small Australian town during the 1960s, a teenage boy navigates the pains of adolescence, unrequited love, and his changing voice.


Splendor in the Grass (1961)

A poignant tale of first love and repression in 1920s Kansas, where a teenager's passionate affair with a wealthy boy leads to heartbreak and a descent into madness.


My Tutor (1983)

A high school senior struggles with his grades and hires a beautiful, older tutor, leading to unexpected romance and lessons in life beyond the classroom.


Legend of Lobo, The (1962)

A lone wolf battles the harsh wilderness and human encroachment in the American Southwest, surviving against all odds in this classic Disney nature adventure.


Killing of Sister George, The (1968)

A radio actress faces a crisis when her character is killed off, threatening both her career and her tumultuous relationship with a younger woman.


Key Largo (1948)

A war veteran visits the island of Key Largo and becomes entangled with a ruthless gangster and his crew during a hurricane, leading to a tense standoff.


Jail Bait (1954)

A plastic surgeon is coerced into altering the face of a young gangster to help him evade the law after a deadly robbery.


It Happened Here (1961)

In an alternate history where Nazi Germany successfully invades Britain, a young nurse must navigate life under fascist occupation and confront the moral complexities of collaboration and resistance.


I'll Never Forget What's 'is Name (1967)

A disillusioned advertising executive abandons his high-pressure career to pursue a simpler, more authentic life, leading to humorous and poignant encounters.


For All Mankind (1989)

A stunning documentary that uses rare archival footage to chronicle the Apollo missions, capturing the awe and humanity of the first journeys to the moon.


Cross of Iron (1977)

A German platoon on the Eastern Front struggles with a tyrannical new commander and the brutal realities of war, questioning loyalty, honor, and survival.


Bride of the Monster (1956)

A mad scientist on a remote island experiments with atomic radiation to create a giant monster, while a police detective and a reporter investigate his sinister activities.


Born Yesterday (1950)

A wealthy, uncouth junkman hires a journalist to educate his ditzy girlfriend, but she quickly surpasses him in intellect and ambition, leading to a battle of wits and romance.


Birdy (1984)

Two friends return from the Vietnam War, and one of them, traumatized, retreats into a fantasy where he believes he is a bird, forcing the other to confront their shared past.


And God Created Woman (1988)

A sexually liberated woman disrupts a quiet French fishing village by using her allure to manipulate the men around her, leading to passion and turmoil.


Blood Feast (1963)

A crazed Egyptian-obsessed caterer murders women to prepare a grisly feast for an ancient goddess in this splatter pioneer.


Charlie, the Lonesome Cougar (1967)

In the Pacific Northwest, a young cougar named Charlie is raised by loggers and becomes a beloved pet, but his wild instincts eventually compel him to return to the wilderness.


Color Me Blood Red (1965)

A struggling artist discovers that using human blood as paint creates masterpieces, leading to a grisly series of murders to fuel his twisted creativity.


Never Cry Wolf (1983)

A biologist is sent to the Arctic to study wolves' impact on caribou populations, but his journey leads to a profound understanding of the natural world and his own place within it.


Night Visitor, The (1970)

A convicted murderer escapes from a mental institution and skillfully evades capture while plotting revenge against those he holds responsible for his imprisonment.


Perils of Pauline, The (1947)

A young heiress faces a series of life-threatening adventures as she battles greedy villains seeking her fortune, all while pursuing her dream of becoming a writer.


Raisin in the Sun, A (1961)

A Black family in 1950s Chicago struggles to overcome racial and economic barriers after a life insurance payout offers them a chance to pursue their conflicting dreams.


Two Thousand Maniacs! (1964)

A group of Northern tourists are lured to a small Southern town celebrating its centennial, only to become unwilling participants in gruesome, sadistic games of revenge for the Civil War.


Brown's Requiem (1998)

A cynical private eye takes a job tailing a beautiful woman, only to become entangled in a web of corruption, murder, and dark secrets from his own past.


Closer You Get, The (2000)

In a small Irish town, the men place an ad for American women to come and date them, leading to unexpected romantic entanglements and humorous cultural clashes.


Mission to Mars (2000)

A rescue team travels to Mars to investigate the mysterious disappearance of the first manned mission, only to uncover a startling alien discovery.


Ninth Gate, The (2000)

A rare book dealer becomes entangled in a deadly occult conspiracy when he is hired to authenticate a legendary text believed to have the power to summon the Devil.


Condo Painting (2000)

A documentary following artist Sean Landers as he creates a large-scale painting in his Manhattan apartment, exploring his creative process and personal struggles.


East-West (Est-ouest) (1999)

A Russian doctor returns with his French wife to Stalin's Soviet Union after WWII, where they face oppression and a desperate struggle for freedom.


Defending Your Life (1991)

After dying, a man finds himself in a celestial courtroom where he must defend his life's decisions to a panel of judges, while falling in love with another soul awaiting judgment.


Breaking Away (1979)

Four working-class friends in Bloomington, Indiana face the transition to adulthood, with one boy's passion for Italian bicycle racing driving the story of class conflict and personal dreams.


Hoosiers (1986)

A small-town Indiana high school basketball team, led by a controversial new coach, defies all odds to compete for the state championship.


Bull Durham (1988)

A veteran minor league catcher is assigned to mentor a talented but wild young pitcher, while both compete for the affections of a passionate baseball groupie.


Dog Day Afternoon (1975)

A desperate man attempts to rob a Brooklyn bank to pay for his partner's gender-affirming surgery, but the heist spirals into a tense hostage standoff that turns him into an unlikely media sensation.


American Graffiti (1973)

A group of teenagers in early 1960s California spend one final summer night cruising, partying, and confronting their futures before heading off to college.


Asphalt Jungle, The (1950)

A group of criminals plan a meticulous jewel heist, but greed and betrayal unravel their perfect scheme in this classic film noir.


Searchers, The (1956)

A Civil War veteran embarks on a years-long quest to rescue his young niece from a Comanche war party, grappling with his own deep-seated racism along the way.


Where Eagles Dare (1969)

Allied commandos launch a daring mission into a Nazi stronghold to rescue a captured general, leading to explosive action and double-crosses in the snowy Alps.


Devil's Brigade, The (1968)

A World War II film depicting the formation and exploits of the First Special Service Force, a joint American-Canadian commando unit trained for elite missions in Italy and France.


Big Country, The (1958)

A retired sea captain arrives in the Old West to marry his fiancée, only to find himself caught in a bitter feud between two powerful ranching families.


Any Number Can Win (Mélodie en sous-sol ) (1963)

An aging ex-con teams up with a younger, smooth-talking accomplice to pull off a high-stakes casino heist in Cannes.


Betrayed (1988)

An undercover FBI agent infiltrates a seemingly normal Midwestern family, only to discover their dark involvement in a violent white supremacist movement.


Bound for Glory (1976)

A biographical drama following folk singer Woody Guthrie's journey from the Dust Bowl of Oklahoma to California during the Great Depression, capturing his struggles and rise as a voice for the common people.


Bridge at Remagen, The (1969)

During World War II, American forces race to capture the last remaining bridge over the Rhine River in Germany, facing fierce German resistance and a desperate race against time.


Buck and the Preacher (1972)

A wagon master and a con-man preacher team up to guide a group of freed slaves to safety in the post-Civil War West, facing relentless bounty hunters and hostile terrain.


Daughters of the Dust (1992)

Set in 1902, a multigenerational story unfolds as the women of the Peazant family prepare to leave their Gullah Sea Island home, exploring themes of heritage, memory, and spiritual connection.


Destination Moon (1950)

A team of American astronauts embarks on the first manned mission to the Moon, overcoming technical challenges and political tensions in this pioneering sci-fi film.


Fantastic Night, The (La Nuit Fantastique) (1949)

A young man drifts into a surreal dream world where he falls in love with a mysterious woman, blurring the lines between fantasy and reality.


Hangmen Also Die (1943)

A Czech physician assassinates a high-ranking Nazi official, sparking a brutal manhunt and a web of lies as the resistance fights to protect the killer and themselves.


Ogre, The (Der Unhold) (1996)

A French POW in World War II becomes entangled with the Nazi regime, eventually serving as a recruiter for a Hitler Youth camp where his dark obsessions and the horrors of war converge.


On the Beach (1959)

In the aftermath of a devastating nuclear war, the last survivors in Australia await the inevitable spread of radiation, grappling with love, hope, and the end of humanity.


Railroaded! (1947)

A beautician risks everything to prove her boyfriend innocent of a murder she knows her brother committed.


Slaves to the Underground (1997)

A young woman navigates the Seattle grunge scene, grappling with her bisexuality and a controlling ex-boyfriend while trying to find her own voice.


Song of Freedom (1936)

A black opera singer, born in England, discovers his royal lineage in Africa and journeys to his ancestral homeland to help his people overcome oppression and find their own song of freedom.


Big Fella (1937)

A docker wrongly suspected of theft is aided by a charismatic singer, leading to a musical adventure that clears his name.


Taking of Pelham One Two Three, The (1974)

A group of armed men hijack a New York City subway car and demand a million-dollar ransom, while a transit police lieutenant races against time to outwit them.


Volunteers (1985)

A spoiled Ivy League playboy joins the Peace Corps to escape his gambling debts and finds himself leading a chaotic volunteer project in rural Thailand.


JFK (1991)

Oliver Stone's film follows New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison as he investigates the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, uncovering a web of conspiracy and government cover-up.


Who's Harry Crumb? (1989)

A bumbling private detective is hired to find a kidnapped heiress, but his incompetence and slapstick antics make the case hilariously complicated.


Harry and the Hendersons (1987)

When a Seattle family accidentally hits a Bigfoot with their car, they bring the gentle giant home, leading to comedic chaos as they try to keep him hidden from the outside world.


Let's Get Harry (1986)

A group of ordinary men turns vigilante to rescue their friend from Colombian kidnappers, leading to a tense and violent showdown.


Shanghai Surprise (1986)

In 1930s Shanghai, a headstrong missionary seeks a stolen fortune in opium, teaming up with a cynical American hustler for a chaotic adventure filled with romance and danger.


Who's That Girl? (1987)

A free-spirited ex-convict disrupts the orderly life of a straight-laced lawyer as they team up to clear her name in this zany 1987 comedy starring Madonna.


She-Devil (1989)

A plain, overlooked housewife transforms herself and systematically dismantles the life of her philandering husband and his glamorous novelist mistress in this darkly comedic tale of revenge.


Date with an Angel (1987)

A man on the verge of marrying a controlling fiancée stumbles upon a beautiful angel who has fallen to Earth, leading to a chaotic mix of romance, comedy, and celestial confusion.


Blind Date (1987)

A man's perfect blind date turns into a chaotic night of destruction and mishaps when his date gets drunk and disorderly, leading to a series of increasingly hilarious and dangerous encounters.


Nadine (1987)

A Texas housewife's quest to retrieve incriminating photos from a blackmailer leads her and her estranged husband into a dangerous tangle of murder, stolen land deeds, and 1950s-era chaos.


Muppet Movie, The (1979)

Kermit the Frog embarks on a cross-country adventure to Hollywood, joined by an ever-growing cast of beloved Muppets, as they pursue their dream of making it in show business.


Great Muppet Caper, The (1981)

The Muppets take to the streets of London to help a fashion designer recover stolen jewels in this comedic caper filled with musical numbers and signature Muppet chaos.


Muppets Take Manhattan, The (1984)

The Muppets head to New York City to bring their stage show to Broadway, encountering hilarious obstacles and romances along the way.


Sesame Street Presents Follow That Bird (1985)

When Big Bird is mistakenly sent to live with a family of birds, his friends from Sesame Street set out on a cross-country adventure to bring him home.


We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story (1993)

A dinosaur named Louie and his prehistoric friends are transformed into intelligent, friendly creatures and travel to modern-day New York City for a fun-filled adventure.


Baby... Secret of the Lost Legend (1985)

A paleontologist and his family discover a living baby brontosaurus in the African jungle and must protect it from poachers and a greedy museum curator.


Turtle Diary (1985)

Two lonely strangers, a bookstore clerk and a writer, form an unlikely bond as they conspire to free giant sea turtles from the London Zoo aquarium.


Raise the Titanic (1980)

A top-secret mission to raise the sunken RMS Titanic from the North Atlantic floor, uncovering a rare mineral critical to national defense, but triggering a dangerous race against Soviet agents.


Titanic (1953)

A fictional drama about a wealthy but troubled family's emotional conflicts on board the ill-fated Titanic, culminating in tragedy during the ship's sinking.


Night to Remember, A (1958)

A meticulous and gripping reconstruction of the Titanic's final hours, focusing on the ship's crew and passengers as they face the unfolding disaster.


Captain Horatio Hornblower (1951)

During the Napoleonic Wars, a skilled British naval captain battles both the French fleet and his own personal demons while commanding the HMS Lydia.


Carriers Are Waiting, The (Les Convoyeurs Attendent) (1999)

A young boy's desperate quest to win his father's approval by acquiring a car leads to tragic consequences in this Belgian family drama.


Erin Brockovich (2000)

A single mother takes on a powerful utility company after uncovering a cover-up of contaminated water that sickens a small town.


Final Destination (2000)

After a teenager has a premonition of a plane crash, he and several others survive by avoiding the flight, only to find that death has a plan to reclaim them in gruesome, elaborate ways.


Soft Fruit (1999)

A dying mother gathers her four estranged adult children for one last reunion, forcing them to confront their buried resentments and rediscover their bonds.


Babymother (1998)

A young single mother in London pursues her dream of becoming a reggae singer while navigating the challenges of parenthood and her own creative ambitions.


Bear, The (1988)

A young bear cub orphaned in the wilderness befriends a wounded male grizzly, together facing the dangers of nature and human hunters.


Impact (1949)

A wealthy industrialist survives a murder plot by his wife and her lover, losing his memory and starting a new life as a small-town mechanic, only to have his past catch up with him.


Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing (1955)

A widowed Eurasian doctor in post-war Hong Kong falls deeply in love with an American journalist, but their relationship faces challenges from cultural prejudices and societal pressures.


Mirror, The (Zerkalo) (1975)

A man drifting between childhood memories and present reflections uncovers the elusive nature of time, memory, and identity in a fragmented lyrical journey.


Trial, The (Le Procès) (1963)

A man is arrested and put on trial for an unspecified crime, navigating a bizarre, bureaucratic nightmare in this surreal adaptation of Kafka's novel.


Crimson Pirate, The (1952)

A swashbuckling pirate, Captain Vallo, teams up with a rebel leader to overthrow a tyrannical governor on a Caribbean island, blending thrilling action with comedic flair.


Thelma & Louise (1991)

Two friends embark on a road trip that turns into a desperate flight from the law after a violent incident, testing their bond and freedom.


Something for Everyone (1970)

A charming young man insinuates himself into a wealthy Austrian countess's household, using his wiles and secret affairs to manipulate the family for his own gain in this dark comedy of class and deception.


...And Justice for All (1979)

A lawyer takes on a case defending a judge he despises, all while grappling with a deeply flawed and corrupt legal system that pushes him to his breaking point.


Animal House (1978)

A rowdy and irreverent college fraternity, Delta Tau Chi, engages in a series of outrageous pranks and parties in a battle of wits against the stuffy dean and a rival fraternity.


She's Gotta Have It (1986)

A young Brooklyn woman navigates her relationships with three very different men, asserting her independence and sexual freedom in Spike Lee's debut feature.


School Daze (1988)

At a historically Black college, the clash between fraternities and sororities exposes deep divisions of class, colorism, and political activism.


Do the Right Thing (1989)

On the hottest day of the summer in a Brooklyn neighborhood, racial tensions escalate into a violent confrontation, forcing characters to confront what it means to "do the right thing."


Mo' Better Blues (1990)

A talented jazz trumpeter struggles to balance his demanding career with his personal relationships, leading to conflicts and a crisis of identity.


Jungle Fever (1991)

A successful black architect's affair with his white Italian-American secretary sparks racial and familial tensions in Brooklyn, while his brother's crack cocaine addiction leads to tragedy.


Coogan's Bluff (1968)

Arizona deputy sheriff Walt Coogan travels to New York City to extradite a fugitive, but his rough-and-tumble western methods clash with the city's bureaucracy and criminal underworld.


Champ, The (1979)

A former boxing champion struggles to rebuild his life and regain his self-respect while caring for his young son, who idolizes him.


Creature Comforts (1990)

Zoo animals share their candid opinions about their living conditions in a humorous mockumentary-style claymation film.


Death Wish (1974)

After his wife is murdered and his daughter assaulted, a liberal New York architect transforms into a vigilante, hunting down criminals on the city's streets.


Death Wish II (1982)

After his daughter is brutally assaulted and his housekeeper murdered, architect Paul Kersey once again takes the law into his own hands, prowling the streets of Los Angeles as a relentless vigilante.


Death Wish 3 (1985)

A vigilante architect returns to New York to help an old friend, then unleashes his own brand of justice against a ruthless street gang terrorizing the city.


Death Wish 4: The Crackdown (1987)

Architect Paul Kersey wages a one-man war on a ruthless Los Angeles drug cartel after a personal tragedy, resorting to brutal vigilante tactics to clean up the streets.


Death Wish V: The Face of Death (1994)

Paul Kersey returns to protect his fiancée from a sadistic mob boss, unleashing his brutal brand of vigilante justice one last time.


Double Indemnity (1944)

A slick insurance salesman is seduced into a murder plot by a femme fatale, only to find himself trapped in a web of deceit and double-cross as a dogged claims adjuster closes in.


Dying Young (1991)

A young woman is hired to care for a wealthy man battling leukemia, and their relationship deepens into a poignant romance as they confront the fragility of life.


Cool as Ice (1991)

A free-spirited biker falls for a straight-laced college student in a small town, leading to clashes with her disapproving father and his own rebellious past.


Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)

Four mutant turtles trained in ninjutsu by their rat sensei Splinter emerge from the sewers of New York City to battle the sinister Shredder and his Foot Clan.


Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze (1991)

The turtles must stop Shredder from using a sample of the same mutagenic ooze that created them to unleash two powerful new monsters on New York City.


Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III (1993)

The Turtles are transported back in time to feudal Japan, where they must use their ninja skills to aid a village in rebellion and find their way home.


Red Dawn (1984)

In a small Colorado town, a group of high school students becomes an unlikely guerrilla resistance force after a Soviet invasion of the United States.


Band of the Hand (1986)

Five juvenile delinquents are recruited by a Vietnam vet to form a vigilante squad, cleaning up the streets of Miami from drug dealers and criminals.


Born American (1986)

Two American students on a trip to Finland are captured by Soviet border guards and must fight to survive against a brutal KGB officer.


Bloodsport (1988)

An American martial artist enters a brutal, secret fighting tournament in Hong Kong to honor his sensei and prove his skills against the world's deadliest fighters.


Eyes of Laura Mars (1978)

A fashion photographer begins having psychic visions of gruesome murders that mirror her own provocative photographs, forcing her to confront a killer who may be closer than she realizes.


Funny Bones (1995)

A struggling comedian returns to his father's old haunts in Blackpool and uncovers a bizarre world of eccentric performers and buried family secrets that challenge his understanding of humor and identity.


Good Earth, The (1937)

A poor Chinese farmer and his loyal wife endure hardship, famine, and greed as they struggle to build a prosperous life from the land they love.


Good Morning, Vietnam (1987)

A radio DJ is sent to Saigon in 1965 and shakes up the Armed Forces Radio with his irreverent humor, but his unorthodox style clashes with the military hierarchy and the grim realities of the Vietnam War.


Good Mother, The (1988)

A divorced mother's custody battle becomes a fierce legal and emotional struggle when her new love affair challenges conventional notions of morality and motherhood.


Grumpy Old Men (1993)

Two elderly neighbors and lifelong rivals escalate their prank war until a beautiful new neighbor forces them to reconsider their priorities.


Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967)

A young woman brings her African American fiancé home to meet her white parents, challenging their liberal values and sparking a heartfelt confrontation about race and love.


Romeo Must Die (2000)

A former cop seeks revenge for his brother's murder while falling for the daughter of a rival crime lord in this high-octane martial arts action film.


Here on Earth (2000)

A rich preppy teen and a working-class girl from different worlds are brought together by a tragic accident, leading them to discover love and the true meaning of life.


Whatever It Takes (2000)

Two high school guys make a pact to help each other win over the girls they're interested in, but their scheme leads to unexpected romantic complications.


Buddy Boy (1999)

A reclusive, disabled young man living with his overbearing mother becomes dangerously obsessed with his beautiful new neighbor, leading to a tense psychological thriller.


Color of Paradise, The (Rang-e Khoda) (1999)

A blind boy in rural Iran navigates his world through sound and touch, seeking love and understanding from his distant father who sees him as a burden.


Waking the Dead (1999)

A man running for Congress is haunted by visions of his late lover, a political activist whose death may have been more than an accident.


Blood and Sand (Sangre y Arena) (1989)

A passionate matador rises to fame and fortune, but his obsession with fame and a tempestuous love affair threaten to destroy everything he holds dear.


Gothic (1986)

A surreal and hallucinatory account of the night in 1816 when Mary Shelley conceived her monster, as Lord Byron challenges his guests to a ghost story contest that unleashes their darkest fears.


Hillbillys in a Haunted House (1967)

A group of bumbling hillbilly musicians on their way to a Nashville recording session get stranded at a spooky mansion filled with ghostly hijinks and secret agents.


Lord of the Flies (1963)

A group of British schoolboys stranded on a deserted island attempt to govern themselves, but their society quickly descends into chaos and primal violence.


Modern Times (1936)

A tramp struggles to survive in the modern, industrialized world, working on an assembly line and getting caught in the gears of society's machinery.


Last Resort (1994)

A man takes his family to a rundown budget resort in a last-ditch effort to save his marriage, only to find the vacation devolving into hilarious chaos.


Solar Crisis (1993)

A massive solar flare threatens to destroy Earth, and a team of astronauts must journey to the sun to detonate a bomb and prevent catastrophe.


That's Life! (1986)

A wealthy architect faces a midlife crisis as his 60th birthday approaches, while his wife and family prepare a surprise celebration in this comedic drama.


Heart and Souls (1993)

A man who can see and talk to four quirky ghosts must help them fulfill their unfinished business before they can move on to the afterlife.


Hud (1963)

In 1960s Texas, a morally bankrupt and selfish ranch hand clashes with his principled father and impressionable nephew, embodying the decline of traditional values in the modern West.


Hustler, The (1961)

A talented but arrogant pool hustler challenges the reigning champion, only to face personal and professional ruin before seeking redemption.


Inherit the Wind (1960)

A small-town Tennessee teacher faces trial for teaching evolution, sparking a dramatic courtroom battle between two legendary lawyers over science, religion, and freedom of thought.


Dersu Uzala (1974)

A Russian explorer forms a deep bond with a wise and resourceful native hunter named Dersu Uzala as they navigate the harsh Siberian wilderness together.


Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)

An ordinary man experiences a series of strange encounters, leading him on a mysterious journey to make contact with extraterrestrial beings in a spectacular, otherworldly meeting.


Horror Hotel (a.k.a. The City of the Dead) (1960)

A young woman researching witchcraft in a remote New England town stumbles into a centuries-old cult of Satanic worshipers, led by an undying witch.


Jonah Who Will Be 25 in the Year 2000 (1976)

A group of eight disillusioned left-wing friends in 1970s Switzerland pursue their dreams of a utopian society while awaiting the symbolic birth of Jonah, who will come of age in the year 2000.


Retroactive (1997)

A woman finds herself trapped in a time loop after a car accident, reliving the same terrifying hour as she tries to prevent a psychotic killer from committing a murder.


Place in the Sun, A (1951)

A poor young man's ambition for wealth and love leads him into a torrid affair with a socialite, forcing him to make a tragic choice when his working-class girlfriend threatens to expose their secret.


Jacob's Ladder (1990)

A Vietnam veteran's reality unravels into a nightmarish blend of demonic visions, government conspiracy, and the haunting memories of war.


Empire Records (1995)

The employees of a struggling independent record store band together to save their jobs and throw an epic all-night party on the day their manager is away.


Bamba, La (1987)

A biographical film about the life and tragic death of 1950s rock and roll star Ritchie Valens, focusing on his rise to fame and his pioneering blend of Mexican folk music with rock.


Ladyhawke (1985)

A knight and his lady are cursed to be a wolf by night and a hawk by day, forever separated until a clever thief helps them break the spell.


Lucas (1986)

A nerdy, gifted teenager named Lucas navigates the trials of high school while vying for the affection of a popular older girl, leading to a poignant coming-of-age story.


High Fidelity (2000)

After a painful breakup, a record store owner and music obsessive revisits his top five past relationships to understand why he keeps failing at love.


Price of Glory (2000)

A father pushes his three sons to become boxing champions, but his relentless ambition threatens to tear the family apart.


Road to El Dorado, The (2000)

Two swindlers discover a map to the legendary city of gold and are mistaken for gods by its inhabitants in this animated adventure.


Skulls, The (2000)

A college student joins an elite secret society, only to discover its dark and deadly secrets that threaten his life and morality.


Autopsy (Macchie Solari) (1975)

A pathologist investigating a wave of inexplicable suicides in Rome uncovers a disturbing connection to solar eclipses and a dark family secret.


Devil Girl From Mars (1954)

A beautiful but ruthless alien woman arrives in the Scottish Highlands to abduct men for repopulating her dying planet.


Dorado, El (1967)

A sheriff and an aging gunfighter join forces to help a rancher save his land from a wealthy cattle baron in this classic Western.


Hideous Sun Demon, The (1959)

A scientist exposed to radiation transforms into a reptilian creature whenever he is in direct sunlight, leading to chaos and tragedy.


Hook (1991)

A successful but workaholic lawyer must rediscover his inner child when Captain Hook kidnaps his children, leading him back to Neverland as the legendary Peter Pan.


Horror Express (1972)

A frozen prehistoric creature revives aboard the Trans-Siberian Express, slaughtering passengers one by one as scientists and a British investigator race to stop its deadly rampage.


My Chauffeur (1986)

A free-spirited woman takes a job as a chauffeur at a conservative limousine company, challenging stereotypes and winning over her skeptical colleagues.


Son of the Sheik, The (1926)

A young Arab chieftain falls in love with a dancer, but is deceived into believing she has betrayed him, leading to a dramatic desert adventure and a passionate reconciliation.


Torso (Corpi Presentano Tracce di Violenza Carnale) (1973)

A series of brutal murders terrorizes a group of female students at an Italian university, as a mysterious, black-gloved killer stalks them with a scarf and a knife.


True Grit (1969)

A stubborn young girl enlists the help of a grizzled, one-eyed U.S. Marshal to track down her father's killer in the rugged Old West.


Roadside Prophets (1992)

Two strangers, a factory worker and a punk rocker, set off on a cross-desert motorcycle journey to scatter the ashes of a mutual friend, encountering oddball characters and existential reflections along the way.


Madame Sousatzka (1988)

A demanding piano teacher takes on a gifted young student from a traditional Indian family, navigating cultural clashes and personal sacrifices as she pushes him toward artistic greatness.


Max Dugan Returns (1983)

A woman's long-lost father, a charming but con artist, returns with a fortune and attempts to make amends, turning her life upside down in the process.


Midnight Express (1978)

A young American is thrown into a brutal Turkish prison for attempting to smuggle hashish, leading to a harrowing struggle for survival and escape.


Misery (1990)

After a car accident, a famous novelist is rescued and held captive by his obsessive "number one fan," who forces him to rewrite his latest book to her liking.


Mr. Saturday Night (1992)

A washed-up comedian reflects on his rise to fame and the choices that led to his downfall, blending comedy with poignant life lessons.


Murphy's Romance (1985)

A divorced woman moves to a small Arizona town to start a horse training business and finds unexpected romance with the charming, older local pharmacist.


My Life (1993)

A man facing terminal cancer documents his life lessons on video for his unborn child, grappling with mortality and the desire to leave a lasting legacy.


Solaris (Solyaris) (1972)

A psychologist journeys to a mysterious space station orbiting the planet Solaris, where the sentient ocean materializes his deepest memories and regrets, forcing him to confront the fragile nature of reality and human connection.


Network (1976)

A disillusioned TV news anchor becomes a media sensation after threatening to kill himself on air, and a ruthless network exploits his outburst for profit, exposing the dark side of corporate media.


No Way Out (1987)

A naval officer's secret affair with a political operative turns deadly when she is murdered, forcing him to lead the investigation while desperately concealing his own involvement.


North Dallas Forty (1979)

In this gritty sports drama, a veteran wide receiver for a fictional Dallas Cowboys-like team navigates the brutal physical toll and corporate cynicism of professional football in the 1970s.


Odd Couple, The (1968)

A fastidious neat-freak and a sloppy, carefree divorcé try to live together as roommates, leading to hilarious clashes and grudging friendship.


Outlaw Josey Wales, The (1976)

A Missouri farmer seeks vengeance against Union soldiers who murdered his family, but his quest for revenge evolves into a journey of redemption as he builds a makeshift family with other outcasts.


Black and White (1999)

A documentary exploring racial tensions and identity in America through candid interviews with celebrities and everyday people, revealing complex perspectives on race.


Frequency (2000)

A son discovers he can communicate with his deceased father through a ham radio, leading to a race against time to prevent a murder and alter the past.


Ready to Rumble (2000)

Two dim-witted wrestling fans help their down-and-out hero, a washed-up WCW star, return to the ring for a championship rematch.


Return to Me (2000)

A widower unknowingly falls for the woman who received his late wife's heart, leading to a poignant and heartwarming romance.


Rules of Engagement (2000)

A decorated Marine colonel faces court-martial for ordering his men to fire on a crowd of protesters, while his lawyer uncovers a conspiracy to cover up the truth behind the deadly incident.


Joe Gould's Secret (2000)

A New Yorker writer befriends a colorful homeless man who claims to be compiling an immense oral history of the city, only to uncover the truth behind his secret.


Me Myself I (2000)

A woman on the verge of turning 30 imagines an alternate life where she married her childhood sweetheart, leading her to question the choices that made her a successful but single journalist.


Bell, Book and Candle (1958)

A modern-day witch uses her magical powers to ensnare a mortal man, but complications arise when real love threatens to break the spell.


Bells, The (1926)

In this silent horror classic, a guilt-ridden innkeeper who murdered a wealthy merchant is haunted by the incessant ringing of bells and his own conscience.


End of Violence, The (1997)

A Hollywood producer's dangerous encounter with a violent stalker forces him to reevaluate his life while a surveillance system designed to prevent crime spirals out of control.


Force 10 from Navarone (1978)

A team of Allied commandos embarks on a dangerous mission behind enemy lines in Yugoslavia to destroy a strategic bridge, facing betrayal and relentless Nazi forces.


How to Stuff a Wild Bikini (1965)

A man hires a witch doctor to send a magical bikini to keep his girlfriend faithful while he's away, but it attracts a slew of new admirers instead.


Mystery Train (1989)

Three interconnected stories unfold in a Memphis hotel over the course of one night, revolving around a group of travelers and locals whose paths cross in surprising ways, all set to a rhythm of rockabilly and blues.


Sacco and Vanzetti (Sacco e Vanzetti) (1971)

This film dramatizes the true story of two Italian immigrants, Sacco and Vanzetti, who were controversially convicted and executed for murder during a period of intense anti-immigrant sentiment in 1920s America.


Taffin (1988)

In a small Irish town, a debt collector named Taffin takes on a corrupt developer and his henchmen to protect the community, blending action and moral conviction.


Arthur (1981)

A wealthy, alcoholic heir must choose between his fortune and the love of a working-class woman when his family threatens to cut him off.


Bachelor Party (1984)

A soon-to-be-married man's friends throw him a wild bachelor party, leading to a night of outrageous antics and chaos that threatens to derail his wedding plans.


Parenthood (1989)

A heartwarming and humorous look at the trials and tribulations of the extended Buckman family as they navigate the chaotic, rewarding, and often hilarious journey of parenthood.


Predator (1987)

A team of elite commandos on a rescue mission in a Central American jungle becomes the prey of a technologically advanced alien hunter who stalks and kills them one by one.


Prince of Tides, The (1991)

A troubled Southern man confronts his painful family past with the help of a New York psychiatrist, uncovering dark secrets that have haunted him for decades.


Postman Always Rings Twice, The (1981)

A drifter and a married woman embark on a passionate affair and conspire to murder her husband, leading to a dangerous game of lust, betrayal, and fate.


Smoking/No Smoking (1993)

A pair of linked comedic films explores how a single decision—whether to smoke a cigarette or not—leads to wildly different outcomes in the lives of several interconnected characters.


All the Vermeers in New York (1990)

A French woman and a Wall Street stockbroker form an unlikely connection through their shared obsession with Vermeer’s paintings, exploring art, identity, and fleeting intimacy in New York City.


Freedom for Us (À nous la liberté ) (1931)

Two friends escape from prison, only to find that one's rise in the industrial world creates new forms of confinement, while the other clings to a carefree life.


Actor's Revenge, An (Yukinojo Henge) (1963)

A kabuki actor, skilled in female roles, meticulously plots vengeance against the three men who drove his parents to ruin and suicide.


28 Days (2000)

After crashing her car at her sister's wedding, a hard-partying writer is sentenced to 28 days in a rehabilitation center where she confronts her addiction and begins to reassess her life.


American Psycho (2000)

A wealthy Manhattan investment banker's obsessive need for status and perfection masks his horrific secret life as a serial killer.


Keeping the Faith (2000)

Two lifelong friends, a Catholic priest and a rabbi, find their bond tested when they both fall for the same charismatic woman from their past.


Where the Money Is (2000)

A retired bank robber fakes a stroke to escape prison, but his sharp-witted nurse uncovers his secret and joins him for one last heist.


East is East (1999)

In 1970s Manchester, a Pakistani-British father clashes with his children over arranged marriages and cultural traditions, leading to a humorous and heartfelt exploration of family identity.


Filth and the Fury, The (2000)

A raw documentary exploring the rise and fall of the Sex Pistols, using archival footage and interviews to capture the band's chaotic impact on punk rock and British society.


Passion of Mind (1999)

A woman leads two separate lives in her dreams—one in New York as a widow with children, another in Provence as a single literary agent—and must decide which reality is real.


Third World Cop (1999)

A Jamaican police officer returns to his crime-ridden hometown to take on a ruthless drug lord, only to find himself caught in a dangerous web of corruption and violence.


Coming Apart (1969)

A psychiatrist secretly records his own descent into madness as he invites various women to his apartment, capturing their intimate encounters on film in a raw exploration of identity and alienation.


Diner (1982)

A group of young friends in 1959 Baltimore navigate the ups and downs of adulthood while hanging out at a local diner, grappling with relationships, careers, and the changing times.


Shakes the Clown (1991)

Shakes the Clown is a dark comedy following an alcoholic, washed-up clown who becomes the prime suspect in a murder case, plunging him into a chaotic world of rival clowns and criminal antics.


Cabaret (1972)

A young American writer in 1930s Berlin becomes entangled with a charismatic cabaret performer, while the hedonistic nightlife masks the creeping threat of the Nazi regime.


What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962)

A former child star torments her disabled sister in a decaying Hollywood mansion, leading to a chilling game of psychological warfare and long-buried secrets.


Prick Up Your Ears (1987)

A biographical drama about the turbulent life and violent death of British playwright Joe Orton, focusing on his destructive relationship with his lover Kenneth Halliwell.


Auntie Mame (1958)

After his father's death, a young boy is taken in by his eccentric, free-spirited aunt Mame, who introduces him to a life of adventure and unconventional wisdom in 1930s New York.


Guys and Dolls (1955)

Gambler Sky Masterson bets he can take a straight-laced missionary to Havana, while Nathan Detroit scrambles to keep his illegal craps game running in this classic musical comedy.


Hunger, The (1983)

A beautiful and ageless vampire (Catherine Deneuve) takes a mortal lover (Susan Sarandon) after her centuries-old partner (David Bowie) begins to rapidly age.


Marathon Man (1976)

A graduate student is drawn into a deadly conspiracy involving a Nazi war criminal, leading to a suspenseful chase and a famously brutal dental interrogation.


Caddyshack (1980)

A young caddie navigates the antics of a snobbish country club while a groundskeeper wages a hilarious war against a mischievous gopher.


Gossip (2000)

When a group of college students starts a malicious rumor as a social experiment, the lie quickly spirals into a web of deception, violence, and murder that none of them can control.


Love and Basketball (2000)

Two neighborhood friends grow up sharing a passion for basketball, but must navigate the challenges of love and ambition as they pursue their dreams of playing professionally.


U-571 (2000)

During World War II, a U.S. submarine crew must seize a German U-boat's Enigma cipher machine while stranded in enemy waters.


Virgin Suicides, The (1999)

The neighborhood boys obsess over the five Lisbon sisters, whose sheltered lives under strict parents end in a series of tragic suicides, leaving behind a haunting mystery.


Jennifer 8 (1992)

A detective struggling with personal demons investigates a series of murders targeting blind women, and his only witness is a blind former model who may be the killer's next victim.


Law, The (Le Legge) (1958)

In a small Italian town, a sensual woman uses her charm to manipulate a wealthy lawyer and bend the law to her will, leading to a tangled web of passion and corruption.


Limelight (1952)

A washed-up clown finds new purpose when he helps a young ballerina overcome her psychosomatic paralysis, leading to a bittersweet tale of love, art, and redemption.


Phantom Love (Ai No Borei) (1978)

A young woman's spirit returns from the dead to reunite with her lover, but their forbidden passion threatens to consume both the living and the supernatural world.


Stacy's Knights (1982)

A young woman forms a team of blackjack players to take on Atlantic City casinos in a high-stakes game of strategy and luck.


Committed (2000)

After her husband abandons her, a woman embarks on a quirky road trip to Texas to win him back, encountering eccentric characters along the way.


Crow: Salvation, The (2000)

A wrongly executed man returns from the dead as the Crow to uncover the truth behind his death and save his younger sister from a corrupt police conspiracy.


Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas, The (2000)

Fred and Barney head to Rock Vegas where Fred meets and romances Wilma, leading to comedic misadventures in this prequel to the live-action Flintstones film.


Where the Heart Is (2000)

A pregnant teenager is abandoned at a Walmart by her boyfriend, so she secretly lives in the store and builds a new life with the help of kind strangers she meets there.


Big Kahuna, The (2000)

Two veteran industrial lubricant salesmen, one cynical and one devout, attempt to close a major deal at a convention while clashing over business and faith.


Bossa Nova (1999)

An English teacher in Rio de Janeiro finds unexpected romance with a widowed lawyer, exploring love and second chances amidst the city's vibrant bossa nova culture.


Smiling Fish and Goat on Fire (1999)

Two brothers, nicknamed Smiling Fish and Goat on Fire, navigate love, family, and personal quirks in a quirky Los Angeles comedy-drama.


Idiots, The (Idioterne) (1998)

A group of middle-class friends in Copenhagen deliberately feign intellectual disability to mock societal conventions, but their social experiment spirals into darkly comic and unsettling territory.


Last September, The (1999)

In 1920s Ireland, a young woman's romantic entanglements and family ties are tested as the looming threat of the Irish War of Independence disrupts their aristocratic world.


Time Code (2000)

Four simultaneous stories unfold in real-time on a split screen, weaving together the lives of Hollywood executives and artists during a chaotic day.


Carnosaur (1993)

A genetic engineer creates a virus that turns women into dinosaurs, unleashing prehistoric chaos on a small town. As the monstrous creatures rampage, a reporter and a paleontologist race to stop the carnage.


Carnosaur 2 (1995)

A team of technicians arrives at a secret desert military installation to deal with a dinosaur infestation, only to find themselves hunted by the rampaging creatures.


Carnosaur 3: Primal Species (1996)

A military team battles genetically engineered dinosaurs that escape from a cargo ship and terrorize a port city.


Defying Gravity (1997)

A group of college students' lives unravel after they impulsively kill a homeless man, leading to guilt, paranoia, and a desperate struggle to hide their crime.


Hidden, The (1987)

An alien parasite that thrives on violence and chaos jumps from host to host in Los Angeles, forcing a no-nonsense detective and a mysterious FBI agent to unite in a high-stakes battle to stop its deadly rampage.


Two Moon Juction (1988)

A wealthy Southern belle engaged to a proper suitor embarks on a passionate affair with a rugged carnival worker, leading to a collision of social expectations and primal desire.


Gladiator (2000)

A betrayed Roman general seeks vengeance against the corrupt emperor who murdered his family, rising from slavery to become the most feared gladiator in the Colosseum.


I Dreamed of Africa (2000)

An Italian woman moves to Kenya with her family, where she must navigate the challenges of a new life and find strength through her deep connection to the African wilderness.


Up at the Villa (2000)

A widow in 1930s Tuscany navigates a dangerous romantic entanglement with a mysterious stranger, forcing her to choose between security, passion, and morality.


Human Traffic (1999)

Five friends navigate the highs and lows of London's rave scene over a weekend, seeking escape and meaning through music, drugs, and all-night parties.


Jails, Hospitals & Hip-Hop (2000)

A documentary exploring the connections between the American prison system, healthcare inequality, and the hip-hop community.


Black Tights (Les Collants Noirs) (1960)

A French ballet film featuring four spectacular dance pieces choreographed by Roland Petit, showcasing the elegance and artistry of the Ballet de l'Opéra de Paris.


Breathless (1983)

A remake of Godard's classic, *Breathless* follows a car thief and his American girlfriend on the run after he kills a policeman.


Great Locomotive Chase, The (1956)

During the Civil War, a Union spy leads a daring raid to steal a Confederate locomotive in an attempt to cripple enemy supply lines.


Idolmaker, The (1980)

Aspiring songwriter and promoter Vincent Vacarri grooms a busboy and a waiter into 1950s teen idols, navigating fame and personal sacrifice.


Inferno (1980)

A young poet discovers his apartment building is the lair of the Mother of Darkness, plunging him into a nightmare of occult terror and gruesome deaths.


King of Marvin Gardens, The (1972)

Two brothers, a depressed radio personality and a charismatic hustler, reunite in Atlantic City for a doomed get-rich-quick scheme in this melancholic character study.


Kill, Baby... Kill! (Operazione Paura) (1966)

In a cursed 19th-century village, a doctor investigates a series of bizarre deaths linked to the vengeful ghost of a little girl named Melissa.


Lords of Flatbush, The (1974)

A group of leather-clad teenagers navigates the trials of love, friendship, and rebellion in 1950s Brooklyn.


Mr. Mom (1983)

After losing his job, a Detroit auto engineer becomes a stay-at-home dad, struggling with household chores and childcare while his wife returns to the workforce.


Time Masters (Les Maîtres du Temps) (1982)

A young boy stranded on a hostile planet is rescued by a group of space travelers, but their journey back is fraught with danger as they must navigate time and space to escape an alien threat.


Battlefield Earth (2000)

In the year 3000, Earth is ruled by the alien Psychlos, and one man leads a desperate rebellion to free humanity and reclaim their planet.


Center Stage (2000)

A group of talented young dancers compete for positions at the American Ballet Academy, navigating intense training, personal struggles, and the pursuit of their dreams.


Held Up (2000)

A man's road trip goes awry when he becomes a hostage during a bungled convenience store robbery, leading to a series of comedic misadventures.


Screwed (2000)

A chauffeur and his friend kidnap a wealthy woman's dog for ransom, but their plan quickly spirals into chaos with unexpected twists.


Whipped (2000)

Three friends make a bet to see who can seduce the most women, but their competition unravels when they all fall for the same mysterious woman.


Hamlet (2000)

A modern-day adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy, set in a corporate New York where a young prince navigates grief, betrayal, and revenge after his father's ghost reveals murder.


Anchors Aweigh (1945)

Two sailors on leave in Hollywood encounter romantic misadventures and showcase spectacular song-and-dance numbers, including an iconic animated duet with Jerry the Mouse.


Blue Hawaii (1961)

Elvis Presley stars as a carefree ex-GI who returns to Hawaii, dodging his mother's plans for him to run the family business while romancing a local beauty and leading a tour group through tropical adventures.


Castaway Cowboy, The (1974)

A shipwrecked cowboy washes ashore in 1880s Hawaii and helps a widow transform her rundown ranch into a thriving cattle operation.


G. I. Blues (1960)

A U.S. Army soldier in West Germany bets he can charm a nightclub singer, leading to musical antics and romantic complications.


Gay Deceivers, The (1969)

Two men pose as a gay couple to dodge military conscription, but their plan backfires when their landlord and friends take their charade seriously.


Gypsy (1962)

A musical biopic following the ambitious stage mother Rose Hovick, who pushes her daughters into show business, leading one to become the legendary burlesque star Gypsy Rose Lee.


King Creole (1958)

A troubled young man in New Orleans uses his singing talent to escape poverty, but gets entangled with a dangerous gangster and two women who compete for his heart.


On the Town (1949)

Three sailors on a 24-hour shore leave in New York City find romance and adventure as they race to see the sights before returning to duty.


One Little Indian (1973)

A man on the run from a military prison forms an unlikely bond with a young Native American boy as they journey across the desert frontier.


Pee-wee's Big Adventure (1985)

Pee-wee Herman embarks on a zany cross-country journey to recover his beloved, tricked-out bicycle, encountering eccentric characters and surreal misadventures along the way.


Regret to Inform (1998)

A documentary that explores the lingering personal and emotional aftermath of the Vietnam War through the stories of American and Vietnamese women who lost their husbands.


Roustabout (1964)

After losing his job as a singer, a drifter finds work at a carnival and falls for the strong-willed daughter of the owner, leading to conflict and romance.


Saludos Amigos (1943)

A vibrant Disney travelogue blending animation and live-action, featuring Donald Duck, Goofy, and other characters as they explore Latin American cultures and landscapes.


Slipper and the Rose, The (1976)

A charming musical retelling of the Cinderella story, following a young woman whose life is transformed by a glass slipper and a royal ball.


Things Change (1988)

A humble shoeshiner is mistaken for a mafia hitman and agrees to take the fall for a crime, leading to a humorous and heartfelt journey of identity and redemption.


Honeymoon in Vegas (1992)

To pay off a gambling debt, a man loses his fiancée to a smooth-talking casino owner, then frantically tries to win her back in Las Vegas.


Dinosaur (2000)

A young dinosaur named Aladar, raised by lemurs, must lead a herd of dinosaurs to safety after a catastrophic meteor shower triggers their migration.


Loser (2000)

A sweet-natured college student from a small town navigates the pitfalls of city life, jerky roommates, and finds unexpected love with a kindhearted classmate.


Road Trip (2000)

A group of college friends embark on a wild cross-country road trip to retrieve a mistakenly mailed videotape before it ruins one of their relationships.


Small Time Crooks (2000)

A small-time criminal and his wife plan a bank heist by tunneling from a cookie shop, but when her cookies unexpectedly become a huge success, their criminal ambitions clash with newfound wealth.


Hollywood Knights, The (1980)

Teenagers from a local high school car club cause chaos and pull pranks across Hollywood on Halloween night in 1965, culminating in a wild party and a showdown with the police.


Myth of Fingerprints, The (1997)

A Thanksgiving reunion brings together a dysfunctional New England family, forcing them to confront buried resentments and long-standing emotional wounds.


Possession (1981)

A man's wife returns from a mysterious affair with bizarre behavior and a strange lookalike, plunging him into a surreal nightmare of paranoia and madness in Cold War Berlin.


Twelve Chairs, The (1970)

A former aristocrat and a conman team up to track down a fortune hidden inside one of twelve matching chairs, leading to a madcap chase across post-revolutionary Russia.


Mission: Impossible 2 (2000)

Ethan Hunt teams up with a skilled thief to stop a renegade IMF agent from unleashing a deadly genetically engineered virus.


Shanghai Noon (2000)

A Chinese imperial guard teams up with a bumbling outlaw in the Wild West to rescue a kidnapped princess, blending martial arts action with slapstick comedy.


Better Living Through Circuitry (1999)

Explores the vibrant rave and electronic music scene of the 1990s, featuring interviews with DJs, producers, and fans who celebrate the culture's underground energy and communal spirit.


8 1/2 Women (1999)

After his wife’s death, a man and his son transform their home into a personal brothel, populating it with women who each embody a different fantasy inspired by classic cinema.


Carnival of Souls (1962)

After surviving a car accident, a woman is inexplicably drawn to an abandoned carnival where she is haunted by a ghostly figure and begins to lose her grip on reality.


Flying Tigers (1942)

American volunteer pilots, known as the Flying Tigers, bravely defend China against Japanese air attacks before the US enters World War II.


Gold Rush, The (1925)

A lone prospector braves the harsh Klondike winter, finding adventure, hunger, and romance in a chaotic gold rush town, all while delivering timeless comedic moments.


House of Exorcism, The (La Casa dell'esorcismo) (1974)

A woman tormented by demonic possession is subjected to a horrific exorcism, but the evil force may be connected to a sinister old mansion and its mysterious, doll-like inhabitants.


It's in the Water (1998)

In a small Texas town, a rumor spreads that the local water supply is turning women into lesbians, leading to a humorous exploration of sexuality, gossip, and community hysteria.


Monsieur Verdoux (1947)

A down-on-his-luck bank clerk turns to marrying and murdering wealthy widows to support his family, in Charlie Chaplin's darkly comedic critique of capitalism and society.


On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

James Bond falls in love and gets married while pursuing the criminal mastermind Blofeld, who is using a clinic to brainwash beautiful women for a biological warfare plot.


Seven Days in May (1964)

A U.S. Air Force general plots to overthrow the President after he signs a disarmament treaty with the Soviet Union, leading a colonel to uncover the conspiracy in this tense political thriller.


Spy Who Loved Me, The (1977)

James Bond teams with a beautiful Soviet agent to stop a shipping magnate from destroying the world using a stolen nuclear submarine.


Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train (Ceux qui m'aiment prendront le train) (1998)

Friends and family of a recently deceased artist travel by train to his funeral, where buried secrets and emotional tensions surface among the passengers.


Vagabond (Sans toit ni loi) (1985)

A young woman's drift through the French countryside as a vagabond is reconstructed through the memories of those she encountered, revealing a fierce, solitary existence that ends in tragedy.


Moonraker (1979)

James Bond investigates the hijacking of a space shuttle, leading him to a villainous plot to wipe out humanity and create a new master race from space.


Man with the Golden Gun, The (1974)

James Bond faces off against the notorious assassin Francisco Scaramanga, a skilled killer with a golden gun, in a high-stakes race to recover a powerful energy device.


King in New York, A (1957)

A European king finds himself adrift in the bewildering landscape of 1950s New York, where he becomes entangled in media sensationalism and Cold War paranoia.


Woman of Paris, A (1923)

A young woman leaves her provincial village for Paris, where she becomes a wealthy man's mistress, leading to tragic consequences when her former fiancé reenters her life.


In Old California (1942)

A pharmacist heads west to seek his fortune during the California Gold Rush, but finds himself caught in a conflict between lawless miners and a ruthless saloon owner.


Fighting Seabees, The (1944)

In this World War II drama, construction workers form a military unit to fight after their unarmed crew is attacked, led by two tough leaders who unite to get the job done.


Dark Command (1940)

In Civil War-era Kansas, a determined marshal clashes with a corrupt political leader who secretly leads a band of Confederate guerrillas, sparking a violent conflict.


Cleo From 5 to 7 (Cléo de 5 à 7) (1962)

A young singer in 1960s Paris wanders the city over two hours while awaiting a crucial medical diagnosis, confronting her fears and the fleeting nature of life.


Big Momma's House (2000)

A FBI agent goes undercover as a sassy, plus-sized grandmother to protect a witness and her son, leading to outrageous comedy and unexpected family bonds.


Running Free (2000)

A young colt escapes captivity and learns to survive in the wild, forming a powerful bond with a young boy who shares his quest for freedom.


Abominable Snowman, The (1957)

A scientific expedition in the Himalayas uncovers the terrifying truth behind the legendary Yeti, leading to a chilling encounter with the creature.


American Gigolo (1980)

In American Gigolo, a high-priced Los Angeles escort finds his glamorous lifestyle unraveling when he is framed for a client's murder.


Anguish (Angustia) (1986)

A horror film within a horror film: an optometrist uses hypnosis to send a man on a murder spree, while the audience watching it becomes the next target of real terror.


Blood Spattered Bride, The (La Novia Ensangrentada) (1972)

A newlywed woman discovers her husband's dark secret involving a vampiric ancestor, leading to a violent struggle for her soul and sanity.


City of the Living Dead (Paura nella città dei morti viventi) (1980)

A psychic and a reporter race against time to prevent the dead from rising after a priest's suicide opens the gates of Hell in a small New England town.


Endless Summer, The (1966)

Two surfers travel the world in search of the perfect wave, capturing the spirit of adventure and the beauty of remote beaches in this classic surf documentary.


Guns of Navarone, The (1961)

A team of Allied commandos embarks on a perilous mission to destroy two massive German cannons on the Greek island of Navarone, facing treacherous terrain and relentless enemy forces.


Blow-Out (La Grande Bouffe) (1973)

Four wealthy friends retreat to a villa for a weekend of decadent feasting, gradually succumbing to a grotesque and fatal orgy of gluttony.


Lured (1947)

A woman is recruited by the police to act as bait for a serial killer who lures victims through personal ads, leading her into a dangerous game of cat and mouse.


Pandora and the Flying Dutchman (1951)

A beautiful but cursed woman inspires fatal love in men until she encounters the immortal captain of the Flying Dutchman, leading to a legendary romance that tests the boundaries of fate and sacrifice.


Quatermass and the Pit (1967)

When an ancient Martian spacecraft is unearthed during a London excavation, Professor Quatermass uncovers a terrifying link between the alien artifact and humanity’s violent evolution.


Quatermass II (1957)

Professor Quatermass investigates mysterious meteorite crashes that lead him to uncover a secret government facility where alien parasites are taking over human bodies and infiltrating society.


Puppet Master (1989)

A group of psychics staying at a hotel are hunted by a sinister puppeteer and his collection of murderous, living puppets.


Puppet Master II (1990)

The puppets of the late Andre Toulon awaken again, terrorizing a group of psychic researchers who accidentally resurrect them and must survive the deadly, animated creations.


Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge (1991)

In Nazi-occupied Germany, puppeteer Andre Toulon unleashes his living puppets to exact revenge on the Gestapo who murdered his wife and desire his secret.


Puppet Master 4 (1993)

A scientist creates a device that brings puppets to life, but they must battle a demonic force seeking to unleash chaos in this horror sequel.


Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter (1994)

The puppets return for a final showdown as a new enemy threatens to destroy them, leading to a bloody conclusion in this horror sequel.


Curse of the Puppet Master (1998)

A new owner of a puppet shop uncovers the sinister secret of the living puppets, which are animated by a dark force and embark on a murderous rampage.


Retro Puppetmaster (1999)

In this prequel to the Puppet Master series, a young puppeteer discovers an ancient Egyptian artifact that gives life to his creations, setting the stage for the terror to come.


Rent-A-Cop (1988)

A down-on-his-luck cop working as a rent-a-cop security guard gets entangled with a charismatic call girl who has witnessed a mob murder, leading to a chaotic and dangerous partnership.


Romeo and Juliet (1968)

Franco Zeffirelli's 1968 adaptation brings Shakespeare's tragic love story to life with youthful passion and stunning Renaissance authenticity, featuring Leonard Whiting and Olivia Hussey as the star-crossed lovers.


Stay Tuned (1992)

A couch potato and his wife are trapped in a maniacal satellite TV system where they must survive a series of twisted, deadly television shows to avoid being killed.


Story of G.I. Joe, The (1945)

Based on the dispatches of war correspondent Ernie Pyle, this film follows a U.S. infantry company through the gritty, human realities of combat in North Africa and Italy.


Blazing Saddles (1974)

A comedic Western in which a black railroad worker is appointed sheriff of a corrupt, racist town, leading to uproarious satire and chaos.


Benji (1974)

A stray dog named Benji befriends two children and helps rescue them after they are kidnapped by a pair of criminals.


Benji the Hunted (1987)

After being separated from his handler, the resourceful dog Benji must survive in the wild while protecting a litter of orphaned cougar cubs from danger.


For the Love of Benji (1977)

A clever stray dog named Benji is kidnapped by a group of scientists who want to use his intelligence for experiments, leading his devoted owners on a thrilling rescue mission across Greece.


White Christmas (1954)

Two former WWII buddies team up with a sister act to save a struggling Vermont inn and help their old general, all set to a classic Irving Berlin score.


Eraserhead (1977)

A man living in a bleak industrial landscape struggles to care for his grotesquely deformed baby, descending into a nightmarish world of anxiety and surreal visions.


Baraka (1992)

A non-verbal visual meditation on the beauty and chaos of Earth, weaving together breathtaking imagery of nature, diverse cultures, and human spirituality.


Man with the Golden Arm, The (1955)

A struggling card dealer returns home after prison, determined to break free from his heroin addiction and pursue his dream of being a drummer, but his past and the temptations of his old life threaten to drag him back.


Decline of Western Civilization, The (1981)

A documentary capturing the raw energy and chaos of the late 1970s Los Angeles punk rock scene through interviews and live performances.


Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years, The (1988)

A documentary that captures the excesses, ambitions, and gritty reality of the Los Angeles heavy metal scene in the late 1980s, featuring interviews with both legendary and aspiring musicians.


For a Few Dollars More (1965)

Two bounty hunters, one ruthless and one enigmatic, reluctantly join forces to track a sadistic outlaw, leading to a tense showdown fueled by greed and revenge.


Magnum Force (1973)

In "Magnum Force," Inspector Harry Callahan takes on a deadly vigilante squad of young police officers who are executing criminals who escaped justice, forcing him to confront blurred lines between law and order.


Blood Simple (1984)

A bar owner hires a private detective to murder his unfaithful wife and her lover, but the plan goes disastrously wrong, leading to a spiral of double-crosses and deadly misunderstandings.


Fabulous Baker Boys, The (1989)

Two brothers running a piano lounge act hire a captivating singer who transforms their routine and sparks romantic tension between them.


Prizzi's Honor (1985)

A hitman for a powerful crime family falls in love with a beautiful woman who turns out to be a rival assassin, leading to deadly complications in both their romantic and criminal lives.


Flatliners (1990)

Five medical students push the boundaries of life and death by inducing temporary clinical deaths, only to face haunting consequences from their pasts.


Light Years (1988)

In a distant future, the peaceful planet of Gandahar faces invasion from mutant creatures and a sinister brain, forcing a young man to uncover the truth behind his world's impending doom.


Porky's (1981)

A group of 1950s Florida teens plot revenge against a sleazy strip club owner after being scammed, leading to a series of raunchy and comedic misadventures.


Porky's II: The Next Day (1983)

The students of Angel Beach High continue their raunchy antics, this time clashing with a fundamentalist preacher who wants to shut down their school production of a play.


Porky's Revenge (1985)

The students of Angel Beach High return for more raunchy antics as they hatch a scheme to defeat their nemesis Porky on a riverboat casino.


Private School (1983)

A teen comedy about two rival private schools where a lovesick student schemes to win over his dream girl amidst pranks, sex farces, and a chaotic field trip.


Class of Nuke 'Em High (1986)

Students at a high school next to a nuclear power plant mutate into violent monsters after exposure to radioactive waste, leading to chaotic, over-the-top mayhem.


Toxic Avenger, The (1985)

A nerdy janitor falls into a vat of toxic waste, transforming into a grotesque but heroic mutant who fights crime and corruption in Tromaville.


Toxic Avenger, Part II, The (1989)

A mutated janitor superhero travels to Japan to find his father, battling a corrupt corporation and a new villain in this campy, gore-filled sequel.