William Thomas Jones

Luke Lerma

Kevin Ging

Catherine Hyein Kim

After going out for a night on the town, four ethnic Asian schoolgirls are abducted, abused and gang-raped by members of a Los Angeles crime syndicate. When one of them later commits suicide out of shame of being sexually violated, her three remaining friends turn to the underworld of crime to train themselves to track down and kill all the thugs responsible.—The Asylum

Asian School Girls

Asian School Girls (2014)

Jewel Staite

A.J. Buckley

Matthew Kevin Anderson

Alan Dale

A book editor is in the posession of an artifact that gives him visions. He lets on that he has another book written ready for publishing and asks for a proof reader (by name) to come and collect it. When the proof reader arrives, he finds the book editor dead and upon touching the artifact, has visions himself about the ending of the world. The entire plot is based on the 2012 galactic allignment end of world scenario, and the lead character teams up with an attractive archeologist and together they run from rogue government agents who also want the artifact, whilst narrowly avoiding death both from being shot and by falling into the earth during massive earthquakes. Mean while the rest of the world is befalling massive destruction. with only hours to spare, the duo must somehow save the day.—Brett Moore

Doomsday Prophecy

Doomsday Prophecy (2011)

Bette Davis

Kim Hunter

Edward Platt

Kevin Coughlin

A small-town librarian is branded as a Communist by local politicians when she refuses to withdraw a controversial book from the library's shelves.—Daniel Bubbeo

Storm Center

Storm Center (1956)

John DiMaggio

Danny Cooksey

Dan Castellaneta

Kevin Michael Richardson

In CASPER'S SCARE SCHOOL, Casper has a new assignment: get in touch with his spooky side and start scaring "fleshies" OR ELSE! It's a tough enough challenge for the world's friendliest ghost. But when he goes to Scare School to learn his craft, he uncovers a plot by Alder and Dash, the cruel, two-headed headmaster, to take over the world. With only himself and his misfit pals Ra, a mummy with "unraveling issues," and Mantha, a zombie who can't keep her limbs on, the odds are stacked against him. But what Alder and Dash don't realize is that the power of friendliness is greater than any evil plot, and when friends work together nothing can stop them.—Classic Media

Casper's Scare School

Casper's Scare School (2006)

Mary-Louise Parker

Tom Kenny

Savannah Foran McDaniel

Woody gets kicked out of the forest for tormenting an Influencer camper Kyler (Ras-Samuel Weld A'Abzgi) until he can redeem himself. Kyler had brought his entire posse to the forest to show his Influencers that he could survive in the jungle. But Kyler was too loud and made Woody drop his pizza from the tree. Kyler aimed to bring more of his 8 million followers to the forest, which alarmed Woody. Woody destroys Kyler's camp.
Ranger Walters summons Woody and says that Woody should learn to deal with these situations by working with the other animals who share the forest. Walters says that Woody's way causes more damage than those Influencers would have ever had. Walters says that all the other animals have signed a petition to kick Woody out till he learns about teamwork.Woody (Eric Bauza) decides that he can redeem himself by learning about teamwork in the nearby Camp Woo Hoo.
After arriving, an escaped convict named Buzz Buzzard (Kevin Michael Richardson) arrives shortly and then poses as the chef of rival Camp Hoo Rah, to rob a hidden treasure.After Woody arrives, he befriends Angie (Mary-Louise Parker) the camp director, and her daughter, Maggie (Chloe De Los Santos), and causes chaos at the camp. Camp Woo Hoo's other participants are JJ (Savannah La Rain) a video game designer, Orson (George Holahan-Cantwell) a human computer, Gus (Evan Stanhope) a DIY Mech mastermind, Rose (Esther Son) is a writer, and Mikey (Kershawn Theodore) is a nature expert.
Inspector Wally Walrus finds the damage done by Woody to the camp (including the recreation room) and issues several citations and violations to Angie, which means fines and expenses to repair the damages. Angie wants Woody out of the camp, but he wont leave unless he gets a team badge. Angie says that Woody will have to earn it.Camp Hoo Rah is led by Angie's cousin Zane (Josh Lawson). Camp Hoo Rah and Woo Hoo are bitter rivals, and compete at the annual Wilderness Games.The 2 camps used to be one under Maggie's grand father Obadiah Mallard. Mallard has a huge statue in the trophy room. Legend has it that Obadiah was a gold prospector who stuck it rich. He bought the camp land and named it camp Obadiah. He wanted his whole family to live and prosper. Obadiah died before his 2 sons could join him, and nobody found the rest of the gold. The 2 sons argued about what to do with the land. One was a soldier and the other was an artist, and they split the camp right down the middle into 2 equal parts.
Buzz encourages Zane to create a set of circumstances that forces Angie to shut down Camp Woo Hoo. He says that way Zane can take over both camps and be twice as successful. Secretly, Buzz is working with someone on the outside, and needs access to the entire camp land to dig for their treasure.
A delivery man is bringing supplies for Buzz inside the camp, under the garb of food items.Woody gets to know the campers and helps the campers train for an annual camp game event known as the Wilderness Games.
Meanwhile, Buzz's makes several failed attempts to destroy camp Woo Hoo. Buzz tries to shoot a capsule of Brazilian ants into Woo Hoo, to destroy the cabins, but Woody unknowingly thwarts him when he throws a tire on Buzz, causing him to shoot the ants on himself. When Buzz tries to yank the foundation from below the mess hall using a powerful magnet, Woody again unknowingly makes him change direction of the magnet (when he drops a climbing board and causes a minor shudder on the ground) and pulling Buzz's own roof down on himself.
Next, Buzz tries to fill the lake with raw sewage, but Woody throws an old boot on Buzz, causing the sewage tank to fall on top of Buzz.
Woo Hoo create their fortress for the games in which every camper provides their skills to make it impregnable.Woody gets framed for causing chaos again by Buzz. Buzz destroys the recreation room which was originally destroyed by Woody and fixed by Angie. Buzz does this deliberately to get Woody out of the way. Nobody believes Woody when he says that he was framed.
Inspector Wally Walrus (Tom Kenny) arrives and threatens to shut down the camp Woo Hoo. Woody convinces the inspector to give the camp one more chance by letting them participate in the Wilderness Games.Camp Woo Hoo has a history of losing endlessly to Camp Hoo Rah, since they are creative artists and the Hoo Rahs are tough soldiers, thus leaving the campers with low self-esteem.
However, after taking a few losses (in canoeing, wheelbarrow race, arm wrestling, obstacle course), the Woo Hoos begin to turn their talents into their most effective weapons. They win the obstacle course when JJ imagines it as a video game. Orson wins "Ride the Boar" when he figures out all the angles that allow him to stay on the board for longer than his opponent. Gus wins "throw the potato" by wrapping the potato in a wadding to create a better seal with the cannon.
As the Games proceed, Buzz observes with dismay and tries to sabotage Woo Hoo's chances of winning. Mikey loses "Climb the wall" as Buzz had oiled the Woo Hoo section of the wall. Buzz also puts flaming hot sauce in Woo Hoo's pies in the pie eating contest.
Rose wins the Ghost story competition despite Buzz's sabotage.Before the final challenge (which is to capture the opponent's flag from their fort), Woody finally discovers Buzz's evil plot to blackmail the Camp Hoo Rah director, Maggie's uncle Zane, into selling him the two camps. Buzz says that Zane has been signing for his deliveries and if exposed, Zane would go straight to jail.
Woody gets locked in the freezer, but later gets inadvertently freed by the mailman, who delivers all of Buzz's arsenal shopping. As Woody is about to leave, Buzz catches sight of Woody, and they start to fight again.
The campers of Camp Woo Hoo discover that their fort was destroyed, but despite having no fortifications, Maggie manages to hatch a plan that eliminates almost all of the Hoo Rah, leaving only one to defend the flag.Woody is overpowered but manages to fire a flare gun and rallies both camps back to the main grounds, where Woody exposes Buzz's illegal arsenal purchasing and plans to steal the treasure.
Orson figures out that Buzz's map is a partial piece of 3 maps made by Obadiah. Zane and Angie had one piece each. Bringing the 3 pieces together show Obadiah's statue as the location of the gold.
Buzz traps Woody and the campers in the kitchen, but they manage to escape. The camps then try to save the chest that Buzz has stolen from under Obadiah's statue. Buzz was trying to escape with his cellmate on a helicopter.
Maggie's belt gets caught in the chest, which is hauled up by the helicopter. Woody sacrifices his attempt to defeat Buzz and saves Maggie from falling before rendering himself unconscious.Afterwards, the camps reconcile when they discover their statue (made of gold) had been the treasure all along, and Woody is filled with emotion when he discovers he has a long-forgotten ancestor on the land, who was friends with Obadiah.
The two camps then unite into one camp, with the name Camp Woo Hoo Rah, and even put Woody on their camp flag. Before Woody flies back to the forest with his newfound redemption (and his teamwork badge), he hugs Maggie goodbye, saying he'll be back the following summer.In a mid-credits scene, after accidentally crash-landing their helicopter upon realizing the chest had nothing but rocks, Buzz and his escaped cellmate find themselves outside a police station, and as Buzz tries to tell his cellmate that the only thing that mattered was that they were free, officers have turned up to re-arrest them for their warrant.

Woody Woodpecker Goes to Camp

Woody Woodpecker Goes to Camp (2024)

Kevin McGarry

Sadie Munroe

Cindy Busby

Alys Crocker

After the death of her husband, Autumn Carlisle sells her ranch to handsome carpenter Jake Stevens, who promises to leave it untouched except for some changes. His true intentions, however, are to completely change the property, making huge renovations.—Elisa Forcellini

Autumn Stables

Autumn Stables (2018)

Jon Abrahams

Kevin Smith

Desmond Harrington

Owen Peadman is a Minnesota bartender who arrives in Los Angeles to try to help his father raise money to save his small restaurant. Owen shacks up with his very gay uncle Earl and tries to integrate himself into the high society of Hollywood where a chance run-in with a wealth socialite named Lisa Mancini and her uptight actor boyfriend Hayden Field where Owen, using a little influence and blackmail, gets a taste of the fast and sordid and scandalous lifestyles of the Hollywood upper crust while dealing with his growing romantic feelings he has for Lisa.—matt-282

Bottoms Up

Bottoms Up (2006)

John Williams

Alex Meneses

Kevin Sorbo

Andrew Stevens

A mining operation in a cave near Eustace, TX is aimed at extracting lithium for military battery applications. The mine company CEO is anxious to have some large samples to use in marketing and carelessly requests a pure vein of lithium to be aggressively drilled. As soon as it is exposed to air, it bursts into flames. Wild tendrils of fire take out mining crews, a local mechanic in his out building and a boatload of water skiers on Lost Lake. Toxic fumes asphyxiate the entire population of Eustace. Scientist, seismologist Jake Denning, is visiting his old home town during the incident and recognizes some aspects of what is going on. He works with military officials and the mine company's chief scientist to plant some explosives that will bury the material and prevent it from building into a possible thermonuclear detonation. The local reservoir has plumes of fire erupting at random locations throughout its basin. The water has heated to the point that the dam impounding it has developed a system of potential failure cracks. Jake not only leads the charge with the explosive devices, but refuses to leave the cave system until his two staff members can be led to safety.—Garon Smith

Fire from Below

Fire from Below (2009)

Mark Hamill

Edward Asner

Halsey

A musical, stop-motion adaptation of the well-known movie, Buddy, a human raised in the north pole, goes to New York to find his family.

Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas

Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas (2014)

Kevin Dasun So

Zach Fedor

Bravo Marandure

Andy Charles

Tell Them You Love Me explores the extraordinary story of Anna Stubblefield, an esteemed university professor who becomes embroiled in a controversial affair with Derrick Johnson, a non-verbal man with cerebral palsy. Anna says she unlocked Derrick's mind from his body by teaching him to communicate using a keyboard. The relationship that followed would lead to a criminal trial that would challenge our perceptions of disability and the nature of consent. Through exclusive footage and interviews with those on both sides of the case, this feature documentary weaves a riveting and endlessly nuanced story about communication, race, and sex.

Tell Them You Love Me

Tell Them You Love Me (2023)

Alexander Ludwig

Kevin Zegers

Jeremy Guilbaut

Dale Midkiff

A boy and his dog take on the world of soccer.

Air Bud: World Pup

Air Bud: World Pup (2000)

Bob Penny

Lucas Till

Laura Prepon

Kevin Gage

A drama/thriller, set in the South, about a young boy who longs to escape the misery of his childhood and the misunderstanding of his hometown. A gifted, self-taught, special effects make-up artist, Green dreams of going to Hollywood to make his own monsters. But the real demons of Green's life threaten to hold him back: a drunken stepfather who terrorizes his mother, a group of religious fanatics who want to destroy his work, and the love of a girl who can't let go of small town life.—Anonymous

Lightning Bug

Lightning Bug (2004)

Pip Dwyer

Tom Arnold

Kathryn Kohut

For the first time in years, Belinda Phillips, who works for Jaspar Developments, is heading to her small hometown of Deerfield for Christmas to meet her best friend Faith Wheeler's fiancé, Jason Wilson, before their wedding planned for early in the New Year. Bel's ambitious, workaholic boyfriend Logan, who was supposed to accompany her, not only to spend the holidays with her and her widowed father Carl Phillips and meet Faith, but to see first-hand all about Bel's small-town life before she moved to the big city, delays his trip due to work. Bel has some last-minute work of her own in Deerfield, as one of Jaspar's biggest clients is looking to acquire some property there to redevelop, Bel who is to handle the transaction on her trip, a position as junior partner with the firm dependent on she closing the deal for said client. Her trip is complicated by two issues. First, she is pulled into participating in Deerfield's annual day-long Christmas scavenger hunt, partnered with her high-school sweetheart Dustin Cooper, for whom she still bears ill feeling as at the last minute 10 years ago, after graduating from high school, he reneged on his vow to follow her when she went away to college, which led to their break-up. The proceeds of the scavenger hunt this year will go toward trying to save the town's heritage textile mill and museum, arguably the town's most beloved property, where Dustin currently works. And second, Bel, who is already reluctant to tell anyone in town about the redevelopment plans of building upscale condos as most would disapprove, is dismayed to learn that the property under question in that of the mill and museum. While romantic sparks still remain between Bel and Dustin, what happens between them is affected by their scavenger-hunt day together with the possibility of certain items coming to light, not only the redevelopment proposal but for Bel the reason why Dustin chose not to go with her to college, and Logan arriving on the scene, somewhat unexpectedly as Bel assumed he would have a last-minute work excuse not to show.—Huggo

Christmas Scavenger Hunt

Christmas Scavenger Hunt (2019)

Jason Lee

Joey Lauren Adams

Ethan Suplee

Donner and his roomates are out of money and about to get evicted from their home. So as a diversion from their situation, he invites them to his father's cabin in the Canadian wilderness. They all go along, but soon learn that there's no cabin - he's really trying to find Sasquatch.—

Drawing Flies

Drawing Flies (1996)

Ruth Becquart

Kevin Janssens

Philippe Stella

Pierre Bokma

Twenty three year old virtuoso pianist Jennifer Rogiers has been living with a terrible secret most of her life. When she enters the world famous Queen Elisabeth competition the memory of a traumatic childhood experience surfaces again.

The Chapel

The Chapel (2023)

Daniel Wu

Peter Stormare

Kevin Spacey

Kenneth Tsang

A troubled young man, Li faces pressure at work and problems at home with his moody wife. Chuck, rescues Li from the brink of despair and becomes an unlikely mentor. But who is Chuck really?

Inseparable

Inseparable (2011)

Kevin Whately

Adam Fogerty

Tracey Wilkinson

Charlie Hardwick

Two teenage boys will do anything to get money to buy season tickets for their local team.

Purely Belter

Purely Belter (2000)

Cate Luna

Salvatore Greco

Josh Beck

Kevin L. Sanders

Matters of identity, personal expression, and belonging were never simple for Tom Ryan, the boundary-pushing, David Bowie-obsessed son of a housekeeper in New York's tony Hamptons. But when the revelation of a long-held secret shatters his sense of self, Tom flees to the electric anonymity of Las Vegas to forget. There, an intriguing stranger offers him the ultimate opportunity for distraction, and Tom is launched headfirst into a 20-something's playground: a charged, stimulating world of indulgence, adulation, and exhibition, while making unexpected connections with a new "found" family of choice. But when Tom's new world starts to come apart from within (in a harrowing series of third-act events, each with Tom at the center) he soon learns how the things we leave unresolved in life find ways to force their own resolution. STATION TO STATION is the debut film from Asian- and African-American writer-director Benjamin Bryant. Set in a uniquely 21st-century environment, the film explores our rapidly evolving perceptions and conventions of family, friendship, gender roles, sexuality, and self-determination--probing, and often challenging, the assumptions and judgments we (both the characters and the audience) make about ourselves and each other.—Bryant Zamberlan Group

Station to Station

Station to Station (2021)

John Fallon

Nick Baillie

Melissa Anschutz

Kevin Interdonato

The McCabe family weekend getaway is turned upside down when a mysterious stranger knocks on their door.

Malicious

Malicious (2023)

Sean Penn

Robin Wright

Dan Charles Zukoski

Hurly-burly is an adaptation of David Rabe's well known play about the intersecting lives of several Hollywood players and wannabes whose personal lives threaten to veer into a catastrophe more interesting than anything they're peddling to the studios.—Anonymous

Hurlyburly

Hurlyburly (1998)

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