Faye Dunaway

William Marshall

Seymour Cassel

Donna Dixon

Beverly Hills Madam

Beverly Hills Madam (1986)

Eric Stoltz

Lyndsy Fonseca

Matthew Lawrence

Fort McCoy

Fort McCoy (2011)

Leslie Jordan

Lara Flynn Boyle

Christy Carlson Romano

Lucky Dog

Lucky Dog (2015)

Gina Gershon

Michael Paul Chan

Rory Cochrane

Black and White

Black and White (1999)

Crispin Glover

Glenne Headly

David Paymer

At a public records office, a seemingly normal boss has hired a new employee named Bartleby. Bartleby however, is eccentric and with each passing day, he begins to refuse his boss' orders which only gets worse. Eventually, the boss finds himself clueless as to what to do about Bartleby as he discovers even stranger things about him.—Mystic80

Bartleby

Bartleby (2001)

Richard Moll

Colleen Camp

Lionel Stander

A mother/daughter pair of witches descend on a yuppie family's home and cause havoc, one at a time since they share one body, and the other must live in a cat the rest of the time. Now it's up to the family's mother, a private detective and a suspended police officer to try and stop the witches.—edited by Rob

Wicked Stepmother

Wicked Stepmother (1989)

Tina Fey

Ralph Macchio

Laurie Metcalf

Beer, broads and baseball: a group of misfits whose weekly softball games seem to have a lot more to do with getting into fights for macho dominance than hitting home runs. Artie is an unemployed and unmotivated drunk that is predictably still living with his mother. He is on a losing softball team, and he and his teammates are facing the end of softball as they know it if they can't pull it together. When love enters his life, it unexpectedly alters Artie's low self-esteem, and the odds for winning, not only the league trophy, but a new life, are certainly looking up. He and his teammates will have to go for the win.—Echo Bridge Home Entertainment

Beer League

Beer League (2006)

Danny DeVito

Richard Dreyfuss

Michael Tucker

One step short of larceny, the aluminum siding salesmen in this movie sell their wares, compete with each other, and engage in a lot of great dialog. Tin Men focuses on the rivalry between BB Babowsky and Ernest Tilley. At the same time, the end of small world of which they are kings looms near as a government probe investigates their industry.—Reid Gagle

Tin Men

Tin Men (1987)

John Cassavetes

Gena Rowlands

Judith Roberts

Minnie breaks up with her married boyfriend and becomes disillusioned. However, she begins to learn that there is hope for love and romance in a desperate world when she meets a crazy car-parker named Seymour.—David Gibson

Minnie and Moskowitz

Minnie and Moskowitz (1971)

Farrah Fawcett

Joan Collins

Charles Grodin

After a rich old man dies in a suspicious car accident in Acapulco, Mexico, his widow wants his insurance company to pony up five million dollars. Hotshot investigator Jake Decker (Charles Grodin) and charming model Ellie (Farrah Fawcett-Majors) come in to check it out.

Sunburn

Sunburn (1979)

Sean Faris

Amanda Fuller

Danny Dyer

Ryan and other traceurs (parkour practitioners) frequently submit themselves to races through the city organized by Reese, a promoter who makes an Internet gambling fortune off of them while giving them a minuscule amount (if that) in return. With the last race of the season coming up, Ryan decides it's time to secretly break Reese's rule against participants betting on it. Having wagered all he has, the stakes are rudely raised against the racers. Reese's boss, Mr. Frank, has all along been surreptitiously grooming these athletes for a high-stakes death race for the sadistic entertainment of his billionaire gambling buddies. To guarantee every runner's enthusiastic participation, they're abducted, gassed, and fitted with explosive, remote-controlled collars, instilling every lad with a sincere desire to heed the rules and keep his head in the race. Sixty minutes on the clock. Ready, set, go!—statmanjeff

Freerunner

Freerunner (2011)

Ethan Hawke

Vincent D'Onofrio

Julianne Nicholson

In Staten Island, New York, Parmie Tarzo is a powerful mobster boss. Family man Sully Halverson is a septic tank cleaner married to Mary Halverson and they are trying to have a baby. Deaf and dumb Jasper "Jas" Sabiano slices deli meat in a market and also works for Parmie Tarzo slicing the bodies of his victims. Jas likes Sully and expects to win the horse races. One day not-so-bright Sully decides to heist Parmie Tarzo's house, expecting to artificially inseminate Mary with better sperm than his in an expensive clinic. Meanwhile, Jas wins the horse race; there is also an attempt on Tarzo's life and he finds that his gangsters have planned it. The lives of the three residents are entwined with tragic consequences.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Little New York

Little New York (2009)

Ernest Borgnine

Kerwin Mathews

Glenn Corbett

After 1919, Russian Boris Mitrov immigrates to the USA where he becomes an American citizen. Over the decades he builds a career in the film industry. In 1959, Mitrov is a movie producer with many rich influential friends. He continues to cultivate other Russian émigrés like himself and even some members of the Soviet Embassy in Washington. One of his Soviet friends is Embassy official Vladimir "Vadja" Kubelov. In reality, Kubelov is a KGB colonel who finds Mitrov useful to the Soviet cause by providing certain services. For instance, Mitrov provides reference letters of employment for various Soviet sleeper agents in the USA. Mitrov throws parties for Soviet diplomats, spies and American Communists such as millionaire bankers Adrian and Helen Benson. All these activities catch the attention of American intelligence agency CBI which places Mitrov and his entourage under close surveillance. When the CBI confronts Mitrov about his activities, he admits it but claims naivete. Eager to loyally serve the USA, Mitrov agrees to be a double-spy for the CBI. Under CBI's guidance Mitrov continues to play useful host to the Soviets to gain their total confidence and penetrate the Kremlin. Thus, Mitrov receives a bogus assignment from the US Government to film in West Berlin. He will be assisted by his assistant, Bob Avery, who is a CBI agent. West Berlin is a hotbed of spies and Mitrov hopes that his Communist contacts will recommend him to the Soviet side. His references are the Communist American bankers, the Bensons, and his friend from the Washington Soviet Embassy, KGB colonel Vladimir Kubelov. The game is on.—nufs68

Man on a String

Man on a String (1960)

Sondra Locke

Beth Brickell

Swinging spinster Agatha Jackson and her young sidekick Donna come to the home of a well-to-do businessman whose family is out of town on his birthday. They seduce him and he drops them at the bus terminal. Sometimes afterward they return and overpower him, tie him up and gag him, psychologically torture him and trash his house.—frankfob2@yahoo.com

Death Game

Death Game (1977)

Daryl Hannah

Wes Studi

Michael Madsen

A 38-year-old California trust fund kid tries to save his independent radio station, KZMC Cosmic Radio, from financial ruin when his wealthy father pulls the plug.

Cosmic Radio

Cosmic Radio (2007)

Jennifer Tilly

Joe Mantegna

Joe Pantoliano

Angelo, together with a group of five other people, is ordered by his father, an Italian mobster, to kill the son of an enemy of his, who has destroyed one of his buildings with a bomb. The problems grow bigger when they discover that the person they have to kill is really a nine-year-old.—K. Meissner

Hoods

Hoods (1998)

Alexandra Powers

Arliss Howard

Reginald VelJohnson

Trying to get his brother out of jail, Nick has to bump his way out again from high school, find the murderer, keep his job as a policeman and run away from crazy little girls.—JS

Plain Clothes

Plain Clothes (1988)

Conrad E. Palmisano

Richard Harris

In a post-apocalyptic world divided between two groups called the Flockers and the Ravagers, an adventurer and his "pleasure girl" try to find their way to a rumored safe haven called the Land of Genesis.

Ravagers

Ravagers (1979)

William Katt

James Belushi

Samantha (a dork) is in love with Payton (another dork) who is in love with Carrie (a cheerleader), who dates Clark (the football captain). When Clark seeks out Payton for secret comic book lessons, Payton sees his chance to be with Carrie. But Carrie's more interested in setting Payton up with Samantha.—Anonymous

The Secret Lives of Dorks

The Secret Lives of Dorks (2013)

Gary Busey

William Smith

Gene LeBell

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)

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