The Zero Sum (2009)

Actors

• Stephen E. Miller (actor)
• John Tench (actor)
• Doug Abrahams (actor)
• Ewen Bremner (actor)
• Bill Dow (actor)
• David Richmond-Peck (actor)
• JR Bourne (actor)
• Tyler Labine (actor)
• Ian Thompson (actor)
• Reese Alexander (actor)
• Patrick Mokrane (miscellaneous crew)
• Artine Brown (actor)
• Lori Ann Triolo (actress)
• Sarah Strange (actress)
• Ken Forsberg (miscellaneous crew)

Genres

• Drama

Taglines:

Love changes the equation.

Street Life (2007)

Actors

• D'Army Bailey (actor)
• Timothy Willis (writer)
• Timothy Willis (editor)
• Timothy Willis (director)
• Timothy Willis (producer)
• Christy Hamilton (actress)
• Eddie Cody (actor)
• Donrico Webber (actor)
• Free Sol (actor)
• Dale Walters (actor)
• Aundreas Williams (actor)
• Jonathan Willis (actor)
• Linda Hampton (actress)
• Marie Horrice (actress)
• Jazzie Ruff (actress)

Genres

Verdict in Blood (2002)

Actors

• Robert Davi (actor)
• Richard Fitzpatrick (actor)
• Sally Kellerman (actress)
• Wendy Crewson (actress)
• Wendy Crewson (producer)
• Ralph Brunjes (editor)
• Neil Crone (actor)
• Lisa Shamata (miscellaneous crew)
• Christina Jennings (producer)
• Zachary Bennett (actor)
• Scott Garvie (producer)
• Patrick Cassavetti (producer)
• Robert Carli (composer)
• Elizabeth Shepherd (actress)
• Shawn Doyle (actor)

Genres

• Drama

Acts of Worship (2001)

Actors

• Arthur French (actor)
• Michael Buscemi (actor)
• Stephen Gevedon (actor)
• Ellen Blake (actress)
• Shawn M. Richardz (actress)
• Wendy L. York (miscellaneous crew)
• Elizabeth Rodriguez (actress)
• Ken Greenblatt (producer)
• Christopher McCann (actor)
• Ruperto Vanderpool (actor)
• Chris McKinney (actor)
• Michael Hyatt (actress)
• Wren Arthur (actress)
• 'Lee' George Quinones (actor)
• Nadia Leonelli (producer)

Genres

• Drama

Taglines:

You never know what someone's been through.

Quotes:

Alix: I found out how hard it is to change, really change. Even hell can get comfortable if you're used to it. All I wanted my whole life, was for that lonliness inside me to go away. But, it never did, no matted what I drank, or what drug I took, or where I went, who I was with. We all need something to help us get through life. All I needed was to find the right thing to rely on, something that would never go away, something I would never run out of. Turned out to be the same thing for everybody. And the funny thing was, it was there all the time, in those little glimpses of heaven in every day... In the smile of a stranger, the green of the trees, the advice of a friend, the laughter of a child, the help of a neighbor, the plane that arrived safely.

Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986)

Actors

• Michael Rooker (actor)
• Tom Towles (actor)
• Malik B. Ali (producer)
• John McNaughton (writer)
• John McNaughton (producer)
• John McNaughton (director)
• Elena Maganini (editor)
• Steven A. Jones (producer)
• Steven A. Jones (composer)
• Steven A. Jones (miscellaneous crew)
• Ray Atherton (actor)
• Kurt Naebig (actor)
• Waleed B. Ali (producer)
• Waleed B. Ali (actor)
• Lisa Temple (actress)

Genres

• Biography
• Crime
• Drama
• Horror
• Thriller

Taglines:

The shocking true story of Henry Lee Lucas.
Yeah, I killed my Mama...
He's not Freddy. He's not Jason. He's real.
before "The Silence of the Lambs" comes the most highly acclaimed and controversial film of the year."

Quotes:

Store clerk: How about those Bears?::Henry: Fuck the Bears.

Becky: I don't want to talk about Leroy!::Otis: Okay, we don't have to talk about him! You hungry?::Becky: Yeah.::Otis: Good, I'm hungry too. I wonder if Leroy's hungry. (laughs)

Becky: I love you, Henry.::Henry: I guess I love you too.

Otis: I'd like to kill somebody.::Henry: Say that again.::Otis: I'd like to kill somebody.::Henry: Let's me and you go for a ride, Otis

Henry: If you shoot someone in the head with a .45 every time you kill somebody, it becomes like your fingerprint, see? But if you strangle one, stab another, and one you cut up, and one you don't, then the police don't know what to do. They think you're four different people. What they really want, what makes their job so much easier, is pattern. What they call a modus operandi. That's Latin. Bet you didn't know any Latin, did you kid?::Otis: Big fucking deal.::Henry: What?::Otis: Nothing.::Henry: It's like a trail of shit, Otis. It's like the blood droppings from a deer you shot, and all they've got to do is follow those droppings, and pretty soon, they're going to find their deer.::Otis: Why don't you use a gun?::Henry: You can use a gun. I'm not saying you can't use a gun. Just don't use the same gun twice.

Henry: Otis, plug it in.

Henry: It's always the same and it's always different.

Otis: Where you going?::Henry: Nowhere - you wanna come?

Henry: Guns are easy to get... I can make a phone call and get a gun. Anybody can get a gun, Otis.

Becky: Did you really kill your mama?::Henry: I guess I did.::Becky: How'd it happen?::Henry: I stabbed her.::Becky: Otis said you hit her with a baseball bat.::Henry: Otis said that?::Becky: Yeah.::Henry: Well, he's mistaken.::Becky: Well don't tell him I told you. He made me promise.::[pause]::Becky: She must have treated you real bad.::Henry: She was a whore. My mama was a whore. But I don't fault her for that. It ain't what she done, but how she done it. Long as I can remember, she'd bring men up to the house. My daddy was there too, but it didn't matter none to her. She'd make me watch.::Becky: That's creepy.::Henry: She'd beat me too. A lot. She'd beat me when I wouldn't watch it. And sometimes she'd beat me, and make me wear a dress, and watch her doin' it. Then they'd laugh at me.::Becky: She made you wear a dress?::Henry: You think I'm lyin?::Becky: I feel like I know you, like I've known you for a long time. I feel like I've known you forever and ever.::Henry: Yeah. I killed my mama. One night. It was my 14th birthday. She was drunk, and we had an argument. She hit me with a whiskey bottle. I shot her. I shot her dead.::Becky: I thought you said you stabbed her.::Henry: Oh yeah, that's right, I stabbed her.

Birds of Prey (1985)

Actors

• Paul Zaza (composer)
• Jorge Montesi (director)
• Jorge Montesi (producer)
• Jorge Montesi (actor)
• Jorge Montesi (editor)
• Jorge Montesi (writer)
• Mike Douglas (actor)
• Philip Spink (miscellaneous crew)
• Joseph Patrick Finn (actor)
• Peter Haynes (writer)
• Peter Haynes (actor)
• Peter Haynes (producer)
• Christine MacInnis (actress)
• Deryck Hazel (actor)
• Bryan Fustukian (actor)

Genres

• Thriller

Taglines:

They hunt and stalk their victims. They are the deadly humans...

Fort Apache the Bronx (1981)

Actors

• Edward Asner (actor)
• Paul Newman (actor)
• Danny Aiello (actor)
• David Susskind (producer)
• Pam Grier (actress)
• Paul Gleason (actor)
• Daniel Petrie (director)
• Kim Delgado (actor)
• Michael Higgins (actor)
• Jaime Tirelli (actor)
• Santos Morales (actor)
• Rachel Ticotin (actress)
• Dominic Chianese (actor)
• Randy Jurgensen (actor)
• Donald Petrie (actor)

Genres

• Crime
• Drama

Taglines:

15 minutes from Manhattan there's a place where even the cops fear to tread. [UK Theatrical]
No Cowboys, No Indians, No Cavalry To The Rescue, Only A Cop.

Quotes:

Theresa: Andy?::Corelli: [sleepily] Hmm?::Theresa: I'm glad we did it.::Corelli: Glad we did what?::Theresa: Wise guy... [pauses, then] Andy?::Corelli: [sleepily] Hmm?::Theresa: Did you enjoy it?::Corelli: [smiles] Yeah, it was all right...::Theresa: It was just all right?::Corelli: Well, there's wasn't enough pepperoni on it, and the anchovies tasted like shoe leather.::Theresa: I didn't mean the pizza, I meant me.::Corelli: [turns over to face her] Oh, you? Yeah. Yeah. [they snuggle closer] But there wasn't enough pepperoni on it, and the anchovies tasted like shoe leather...::Theresa: [laughing] Shut up, just shut up...

Murphy: What is this, the gunfight at the O.K. Corral?::Finley: As long as there's cop killers around, pal, I'm gonna be ready.::Murphy: It don't make no difference how many guns you got. You only got two hands.

Corelli: Look on the bright side, though. We get our names in the papers, right? We're gonna be real serious on t.v. Hey, you know, with your good looks, maybe you get to ball an anchor lady.::Murphy: Yeah?::Corelli: Yeah.::Murphy: Not with my luck. If it was raining anchor ladies, I'd get hit with Walter Cronkite.

Corelli: That's a nice coat. How'd you like me to cut it open, let all the rats out.::Pimp: This coat cost more than you make in a year, motherfucker.::Murphy: He knows your name.::Corelli: Told you I was famous.

Murphy: You want to go out tonight, have a drink?::Isabella: Two hundred cops ask me out every day. Why should I say yes to you?::Murphy: Cause you say yes to all the others.::Isabella: Well I guess that makes you the only cop in the Bronx I say no to.

Connolly: Your Precinct has the worst absentee record in the city, the most disability claims, the highest percentage of men on sick call, the least convictions per arrest, and you want me to believe there are no men on the take!::Dugan: So they toss a numbers runner for a couple of dollars, turn a pimp upside down for a little loose change, there's nobody getting rich up here.::Connolly: There's nobody doing anything up here that I can see, these men aren't motivated::Dugan: Motivated ? This is Siberia, Connolly. 65% of the men up here have been transferred. We've got the connivers, the slobs, the shirkers, Guys who beat up the wrong Guinea. Gave a diplomat a parking ticket, screwed a big mouth hooker or shook down the wrong peddler::Connolly: There are plenty of good police officers under your command, you're the one that's falling down on the job::Dugan: Yeah that's right, Blame Dugan! Sure let the politicians and everyone else off the hook, Blame Dugan, that's the easy way. You got a 40-block area with 70,000 people packed in like sardines smelling each others' farts living like cockroaches, and that's Dugan's fault. You got the lowest income per capita, the highest rate of unemployment in the city and that's my fault! Why aren't I out there getting all these people jobs? Largest proportion of non-English speaking population in the city! Dugan's fault, why aren't he out there teaching them to speak English? 4% Spanish speaking cops on the force! Hey Dugan, get your ass out in the barrio and recruit! Families that have been on welfare for three or four generations. Youth Gangs. Winos. Junkies. Pimps! Hookers. Maniacs. Cop-killers...::Connolly: You finished?::Dugan: Yeah, I'm finished. I'm goin' to Florida, Connelly. I'm goin' fishin'. So you can bring up all your computers and your slide rules and all your psychological techniques. I mean this neighborhood'll bury ya. There's enough dirt in this precinct to bury every smart-ass cop in the city!

Connolly: [walking into the precinct for the first time] Captain Duggan's office?::Pantuzzi: [points toward the right without looking up] .::Connolly: Don't you monitor the people who ask to see the commander, Sergeant? What if I was a lunatic with a gun?::Pantuzzi: Then you wouldn't be a police officer Captain Connolly. Or would you?::Connolly: What's your name, Sergeant?::Pantuzzi: Kicking ass and taking names eh Captain? Well I'm Sergeant Anthony Pantuzzi. I have 22 years on the job and I'm ready to retire tomorrow if I get a hard time from my new commander. I'll take the half-pension before I take any crap from anybody.::[pointing again]::Pantuzzi: Captain Duggan's office is over on the right close to the street as he can get.::Connolly: [surprised, yet amused] Thank youuuuu Sergeant.

Morgan: [after Murphy failed to shoot down a purse snatcher who outran him] You'll catch a heart attack before you catch a nigger, Tarzan.::Corelli: What's his problem?::Murphy: He thinks I'm a liberal.

Morgan: Hey Murph, what do you think of that son of a bitch, huh? Connolly. Captain Connolly. That clown they dress up as a cop. That fuckin' banana. I mean, who does he think he's playin' with, some chickenshit rookie? I've been on the job too long, you know what I mean? Yeah, they might get me for coopin'. Or for scorin' a little nookie on the side. Or, maybe even shakin' down a bodega. I never said I was the smartest guy in the world, but when he comes up with this phony witness shit...::Murphy: They *got* witnesses, Einstein.::Morgan: Yeah, deaf and dumb ones, right?::Murphy: Real live ones! The kind that put you away. [Murphy gives him a hard and direct smirk, and walks out of the bar]::Morgan: Hey Murph! Murphy! Murphy, come here! [goes out after Murphy]::Morgan: [confronting Murphy on the street] Murphy! What are you talking about?::Murphy: They got the little chick that was hiding up there behind the junk pile!::Morgan: What chick?::Murphy: Yeah, they got me and Coreli, too... A-Number One police work... Poor kid wasn't botherin' nobody, and you throw him off the roof!::Morgan: You shut the fuck up!::Murphy: You fuckin' creep, I wish I was man enough to turn you in!

Connolly: Any information from the street so far?::Dacey: Are you kidding? Any place else a guy sees a cop get killed, he runs to the phone, here the doors close. Right now there could be five people who know who did this, in a few hours maybe ten maybe more but not us. Up here Captain, cops are like husbands, they're always the last to know.

The Happy Thieves (1961)

Actors

• George Marshall (director)
• George Rigaud (actor)
• Alida Valli (actress)
• Barta Barri (actor)
• Barta Barri (actor)
• Mario Nascimbene (composer)
• Rita Hayworth (producer)
• Rita Hayworth (actress)
• Grégoire Aslan (actor)
• Julio Peña (actor)
• Gérard Tichy (actor)
• Angela Allen (miscellaneous crew)
• Britt Ekland (actress)
• Virgilio Teixeira (actor)
• Rex Harrison (actor)

Genres

• Comedy
• Crime
• Drama

Taglines:

Rita and Rex Steal The Picture!
We confess! They did it! But it's how they did it that makes it so delightful!

Quotes:

Jimmy Bourne: [as Eve grabs a drink from a tray and tosses it back] But Eve, that's a *martini*.::Eve Lewis: It *was* a martini.

The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond (1960)

Actors

• Wayne Fitzgerald (miscellaneous crew)
• Cosmo Sardo (actor)
• Howard Shoup (costume designer)
• Anne O'Neal (actress)
• Robert Lowery (actor)
• Roy Jenson (actor)
• Gordon Jones (actor)
• Ralf Harolde (actor)
• Dyan Cannon (actress)
• Leonard Rosenman (composer)
• Carey Loftin (actor)
• Sid Melton (actor)
• Dorothy Neumann (actress)
• Jesse White (actor)
• Robert 'Buzz' Henry (actor)

Genres

• Crime
• History

Taglines:

The Wildest Mobster of the Roaring Twenties!

Quotes:

Jack 'Legs' Diamond: You can't kill me, I'm Legs Diamond.

Teenager: [Staring at corpse] That's not Legs Diamond.::Cab Driver: [Grabs kid by the collar and forces him to have a good look] Take a look at that, kid. That's Legs Diamond and don't you ever forget it.

Somebody Up There Likes Me (1956)

Actors

• Kenner G. Kemp (actor)
• Kit Guard (actor)
• Frank Mills (actor)
• Ray Walker (actor)
• Paul Newman (actor)
• Robert Duvall (actor)
• Fred Aldrich (actor)
• John Indrisano (miscellaneous crew)
• Robert Loggia (actor)
• Benny Rubin (actor)
• Dick Rich (actor)
• Sid Raymond (actor)
• Robert Easton (actor)
• Bronislau Kaper (composer)
• John Eldredge (actor)

Genres

• Biography
• Drama
• Sport

Taglines:

A Girl Can Lift A Fellow To The Skies!
M.G.M presents a most important motion picture
It's tougher than Blackboard Jungle!

Quotes:

Rocky Graziano: You know, I've been lucky. Somebody up there likes me.::Mrs. Norma Graziano: Somebody down here too.

Rocky Graziano: Don't worry 'bout a thing

Irving Cohen: I never should have left the lingerie business. I was the happiest man in women's underwear.

Rocky Graziano: [after hearing an actor in the movie say "i love you" on screen] You've been tellin' her for two hours ya creep!

Rocky Graziano: It's not my fault that she's pregnant!

• Lyrics: play full screen play karaoke
• Fence - Blackfire
• Fence - Skinny Alley

A fence divides a people
A people divide themselves
Trying not to lose hope
When you've lost everything else
A fence divides a people
Changing a way of life
I can't understand
I can't seem to justify
[Chorus:]
Why someone would build a fence
Tell me to choose a side
Take away my freedom
And expect me not to fight
Trying to stop what you haven't started
You're sleeping for someone else's dream
Trying to find the truth
It gets too hard to believe
A house cannot stand
When it's people are on their knees
It' no way to live
It's no way to be free
[Chorus]
Stand,
Don't walk away
It's just another way
To keep us fighting amongst ourselves
The only thing holding up a wall
Are the people who don't tear it down
[Chorus]
They're fencing in the horizons
We'll still be here tomorrow
But when you've lost your dreams
Your freedom will follow
A fence divides a people
A people divide themselves
The only thing holding up a wall
Are the people who don't tear it down
[Chorus]
Stand,
Don't walk away

There's an old man, sitting on a fence
You know he thinks of all the things he did
And all the things he didnt do, way back when
Thinks of lost chances, lost opportunities,
Now he feels like he's chained to this fence
To his memories
Maybe, someday, someone will come
And he'll know just what it means
To be free, to be free
But for now... he's sitting on a fence
There's a big sky, like a bowl above his head
He can see so many stars like all the dreams he used to
have
In his lonely bed
Now the dreams are gone, only stars remain
And he wonders, yes he wonders
If he'll ever have those dreams again