Clint Howard

Darlanne Fluegel

Gene LeBell

James Russo

Freeway

Freeway (1988)

Wallace Shawn

Amy Irving

Dudley Moore

Micki + Maude

Micki + Maude (1984)

Arte Johnson

Susan Saint James

George Peppard

Private eye P.J. is reluctant when he gets a new job: he shall protect Maureen Preble, mistress of millionaire Orbeson, mainly from attacks by his wife and her greedy family. In truth Orbeson plans a deadly intrigue in which P.J. is to play a central part. Meanwhile P.J. falls in love with Maureen and Orbeson's money.—Tom Zoerner

P.J.

P.J. (1967)

Jackie Earle Haley

George Wyner

Tony Curtis

With all eyes on Japan after defeating the Houston Toros in The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training (1977), California's champions, The Bears, embark on a fascinating adventure in the far-off Land of the Rising Sun. Under the wing of the small-time Hollywood promoter, Marvin Lazar, the Bears face the country's all-star baseball team; however, nothing seems to work as planned. Now, against the backdrop of an insurmountable language barrier and an unforeseen romance, the Bears will have to prove their worth. Do they stand a chance against Japan's best little-league team?—Nick Riganas

The Bad News Bears Go to Japan

The Bad News Bears Go to Japan (1978)

Conrad E. Palmisano

Tim Matheson

Lee Purcell

In this hilarious teen movie that paved the way for Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982) and The Breakfast Club (1985), Bobby DeVito (Bruno Kirby) is the "senior campaign strategist" in a highly contested high school student body presidential election. Christine Alexander (Lee Purcell) is Bobby's former girlfriend who's almost guaranteed to win the election... because her opponent got suspended. To get even with Christine for breaking up with him, Bobby puts up an unknown candidate, Darryl Fitzgerald (John Friedrich)-and the presidential race gets nasty. This irresistible '70s cult comedy classic from director Martin Davidson features Didi Conn, Tim Matheson and a rockin' soundtrack from Mike Love of The Beach Boys.

Almost Summer

Almost Summer (1978)

Ryan Dunn

Johnny Knoxville

Spike Jonze

Johnny Knoxville and his crazy friends appear on the big screen for the very first time in Jackass: The Movie. They wander around Japan in panda outfits, wreak havoc on a once civilized golf court, they even do stunts involving LIVE alligators, and so on. While Johnny Knoxvile and his pals put their life at risk, they are entertaining people at the same time. Get ready for Jackass: The Movie!!—Uber Minion

Jackass: The Movie

Jackass: The Movie (2002)

Danny Trejo

Charles Bronson

Mark Pellegrino

Paul Kersey, the soft-spoken family man with the knack for wasting street scum, hoped that, after cleaning an entire neighbourhood in Death Wish 3 (1985), he would hang up his guns and lead a peaceful life. Instead, chaos and disaster are rampant on the city's mean streets. And with unscrupulous international drug dealers supplying 90% of Los Angeles' narcotics, it is up to Kersey to stop their reign of terror. When an innocent dies of an overdose, Paul's stainless-steel Ruger Mini-14 GB-F semi-automatic rifle has the final say. Who can stand in the way of justice and an angry Paul Kersey?—Nick Riganas

Death Wish 4: The Crackdown

Death Wish 4: The Crackdown (1987)

Gabriel Jarret

Stacey Nelkin

Danny DeVito

When his father, who owned a circus, dies Foster inherits $5-million--and three orangutans. But there's a condition: if he gives away the orangutans, or if just one gets sick or dies during the next three years, the zoological society will get all the money. So not only must he deal with three apes and an annoyed girlfriend, but he must also deal with kooky new roommate Laszlo who came from the circus to help with the apes, a greedy zoological society's president, three bumbling henchmen, and a cranky landlord.—Tom Zoerner

Going Ape!

Going Ape! (1981)

Ox Baker

Paul Lazenby

Ric Drasin

350 Days peels back the curtain on the severe toll pro wrestlers endured on the road 350 days a year, a toll on their bodies, families, and psyches.

350 Days - Legends. Champions. Survivors

350 Days - Legends. Champions. Survivors (2018)

Gary Busey

Seymour Cassel

William Smith

Buck Matthews (Gary Busey) is a former Vietnam veteran/ex-con recently released from the state prison. He returns to the small Midwest town where he grew up only to discover the place overrun by a large motorcycle gang bent on causing trouble. When the bikers murder his wife and traumatize his young daughter, Buck finds himself all alone. The corrupt town sheriff (Seymour Cassel) is unsympathetic and unwilling to help Buck (because the sheriff is under control of the biker gang leader Blade (William Smith). So, Buck decides to take matters into his own hands, With the help from a fellow Vietnam vet, Deputy J.B. Deveraux (Yaphet Kotto), as well as Buck's former cell-mate, a drug kingpin living in Miami, Buck arms himself to the teeth and wages a one-man war against the motorcyclists to destroy them once and for all.—matt-282

Eye of the Tiger

Eye of the Tiger (1986)

Keith David

John Carpenter

Hulk Hogan

Focuses on "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, who is universally considered one of WWE's greatest villains. During his Hall of Fame career, he played the role of the antagonist against a who's who of WWE greats, while amassing more than 30 championships.—Anonymous

Biography: WWE Legends Rowdy Roddy Piper

Biography: WWE Legends Rowdy Roddy Piper (2021)

Randy Couture

Ronda Rousey

Maria Burns-Ortiz

The extraordinary story of MMA/UFC super star Ronda Rousey.

Through My Father's Eyes

Through My Father's Eyes (2019)

Dee Wallace

Richard Lynch

Joseph Bologna

A giant alligator runs riot in a small town with a lake connected to a sewer/drainage system. Typical plot; nobody believes the sightings until lots of people have been killed.—Rob Hartill

Alligator II: The Mutation

Alligator II: The Mutation (1991)

John Travolta

Ralph Ahn

Jeffrey DeMunn

John Travolta is a downtrodden single father raising his daughter under difficult circumstances in Chicago. The young girl comes upon and then nurses a wounded Doberman used for fighting, back to health. Duped by underworld types he was working as a courier for, father and daughter leave the dog and flee cross-country to Los Angeles with both canine and mobsters in pursuit.—Rodney Esperanza

Eyes of an Angel

Eyes of an Angel (1991)

Vincent Klyn

Sasha Mitchell

Peter Boyle

This movie is supposed to be a sequel to the movie which starred Jean-Claude Van Damme. Only now the movie revolves around the brother of the character that Van Damme played. David Sloan is the brother Van Damme's Kurt Sloan. He runs a Karate gym. Now Mr. Sangha, the Thai government official who handles Tong Po, the brutal kickboxer whom Van Damme in the previous movie, wishes that Tong Po would have another shot at Kurt Sloan, so he could vindicate himself but Tong Po in a fit of rage shot and killed him thus depriving him of an opportunity to face him again. But when they hear of David, they decide that he will be the one whom Tong Po will face to regain his honor. But when David is injured, Xian David's teacher is brought over to help him with his recovery. And when he recovers, they set David up to fight Tong Po; who will survive?—

Kickboxer 2: The Road Back

Kickboxer 2: The Road Back (1991)

Linda Fiorentino

Anthony Edwards

Jsu Garcia

Jonathan Moore and his buddies are into spy games. They play hunter and hunted on the UCLA campus with paint ball guns. His roommate Manolo is popular with the girls, but Jonathan can't raise any interest from young coeds. A school break allows the housemates to fly to Europe where Jonathan hopes to get lucky. It happens pretty quickly at a street cafe in Paris. Sasha, a young grad student from Czechoslovakia, watches Jonathan struggle with a French waiter. She takes pity on him and asks to share his table. Soon, the two are back in his hotel room. Sasha says she loves virgin 18-year-olds. About the time that Jonathan and Manolo plan to head for Spain, Sasha asks Jonathan to accompany her on a business matter in Berlin. Once there, he discovers that she is a courier with a package to pick up in East Berlin. They enter the D.D.R. as a tourist couple. The authorities are rather unfriendly. Sasha excuses herself for a moment to visit a photo booth. The attendant passes a roll of film to her. Vlad, a Russian agent watching all this transpire, grows suspicious of her. Her superiors instruct her to slip the film into Jonathan's bag without his knowledge and direct him to leave East Berlin promptly. His room at the hotel has been ransacked. His traveler's checks are gone. He makes it back to West Berlin just before Vlad can catch him. Disguised as a member of a skinhead band, he manages to make it from Berlin to where he can fly home. His troubles are not yet over. Vlad has followed him to LA. The CIA is after the film, too. Now, however, they are on Jonathan's home turf where his Gotcha game savvy is available.—Garon Smith

Gotcha!

Gotcha! (1985)

Shelley Winters

Esther Rolle

Tamara Dobson

Cleopatra Jones is a United States Special Agent assigned to crack down on drug-trafficking in the U.S. and abroad. After she burns a Turkish poppy field, the notorious drug-lord Mommy is furious at the loss of her supply and vows to destroy Cleopatra Jones. Mommy uses her connections with bad cops on the force to cause trouble for Cleopatra's friends and set her up for an attack. Meanwhile, Mommy is having trouble with some of her pushers, like the renegade Doodlebug.—Tad Dibbern

Cleopatra Jones

Cleopatra Jones (1973)

Angela Lansbury

Elvis Presley

Jenny Maxwell

Chad Gates (Elvis Presley) has just gotten out of the Army, and is happy to be back in Hawaii with his surfboard, his beach buddies, and his girlfriend. His father wants him to go to work at the Great Southern Hawaiian Fruit Company, but he is reluctant. So he goes to work as a tour guide at his girlfriend's agency.—Pat McCurry

Blue Hawaii

Blue Hawaii (1961)

Linnea Quigley

Treat Williams

Beth Toussaint

Roger Mortis and Doug Bigelow are cops that are chasing crooks that are dead serious about crime. Or should I say they are chasing dead crooks perpetrating serious crimes? Seems some nutcase has learned how to bring back the dead and is sending them on crime sprees. Now these indestructable goons are in the way of officers Mortis and Bigelow. To even things up, when Mortis is killed (in the line of duty, of course) he gets a jump start from the Resurrection machine and takes the fight to the zombie bad guys.—Tim Kretschmann

Dead Heat

Dead Heat (1988)

Michael Paul Chan

Brandon Lee

Kate Hodge

When student Jake Lo witnesses a killing, he finds himself caught between two feuding drug lords. Betrayed and set up by the federal agents protecting him, the only one he can trust is Ryan, a single-minded Chicago cop who reminds Jake of his deceased father. To clear his name, Jake agrees to help Ryan bring down the drug lords.—Jeff Hansen

Rapid Fire

Rapid Fire (1992)

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