Powers (2012)

Actors: Titus Welliver (actor), Shannon Edwards (actor), Charles S. Dutton (actor), Don Kress (actor), Ross L. Kulma (miscellaneous crew), Vinnie Jones (actor), Jason Patric (actor), Bailee Madison (actress), Lucy Punch (actress), Mike McNamara (actor), Jim Nieciecki (miscellaneous crew), Jim Nieciecki (miscellaneous crew), Jim Nieciecki (actor), Kenneth Yoder (miscellaneous crew), Matthew W. Allen (actor),

The EyE of Genie Strauss (2011)

Actors: Jesse Garcia (actor), Scott Butler (actor), Rosa Isela Frausto (actress), Güstavo Stebner (writer), Güstavo Stebner (director), Dove Meir (actor), Tia Barr (actress), Ezra Saint James (actress), Ami Sheth (actress), Lizzie Thrasher (actress), Jordan Wentz (actor), Valerie Farrow (actress), Terrence Terrell (actor), Larayia Gaston (actress), Molly Marlette (actress),

Voyeur (1999)

Actors: Shauna O'Brien (actress), Lorissa McComas (actress), Roger La Page (actor), Jack Maxwell (actor), Ben Evans (actor), Becky Mullen (actress), Michael Goi (writer), Michael Goi (director), Sage Kirkpatrick (actress), Joanna Jimenez (editor), Jeffrey Hunter (producer), John Sardakis (actor), Douglas Henley (producer), Katie Ash (actress),

Plot: Andy works in the night-shift making copies of videotape. His best friend Lou got the job for him, and asks Andy to make nine copies of a porn video. Andy becomes obsessed by the star, affecting his personal life with his girlfriend Kris Foster. When Andy incidentally meets the woman, she tells that she is Gina Porter, the daughter of a senator, and she had been drugged and videotaped and later blackmailed by the powerful Melrose. Andy gets involved with the situation, and when he meets Melrose, he listens to a different version of the story, becoming confused.

Heaven (1998)

Actors: Martin Donovan (actor), Patrick Malahide (actor), Richard Schiff (actor), Kate Walsh (actress), Harvey Weinstein (producer), Bob Weinstein (producer), Karl Urban (actor), Wynter Blathwayt (miscellaneous crew), Fran Walsh (miscellaneous crew), Joanna Going (actress), Liz DiFiore (miscellaneous crew), Dianne Moffatt (miscellaneous crew), Vance Hartwell (miscellaneous crew), Jared Connon (miscellaneous crew), Victoria Kelly (composer),

Plot: A struggling architect, being sued for divorce by his wife and struggling with booze and gambling, finds work remodeling a friend's strip club, the Paradise. There he meets a transsexual stripper who is bothered by accurate, but extremely violent visions of future events. The increasingly violent visions start including the architect, who doesn't believe in the prophesy. One who does however is a psychiatrist who is seeing both the stripper and the architect and is sleeping with the ex-wife. He uses the prophecies for his own financial gain. Finally the scenes from the vision move into reality amidst many plot turns.

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A Force of One (1979)

Actors: G.W. Bailey (actor), Chuck Norris (actor), Pepe Serna (actor), Jonathan Sanger (producer), Jennifer O'Neill (actress), Charles Cyphers (actor), Jimmy Williams (actor), Clu Gulager (actor), Mike Norris (actor), Eric Laneuville (actor), Ron O'Neal (actor), Aaron Norris (actor), Anne Goursaud (editor), Pat E. Johnson (writer), Pat E. Johnson (actor),

Plot: A team of undercover narcotics agents is conducting an investigation when things mysteriously begin to go haywire. One by one, the squad is eliminated by an assassin. To help discover the identity of the karate killer, the police enlist the aid of karate champion Matt Logan.

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The Traitor Within (1942)

Actors: Eddie Acuff (actor), Stanley Blystone (actor), Lynton Brent (actor), Don 'Red' Barry (actor), Ed Cassidy (actor), George Cleveland (actor), Edmund Cobb (actor), Sam Flint (actor), Harrison Greene (actor), Al Bridge (actor), Edward Keane (actor), George Lloyd (actor), Frankie Marvin (actor), Sam McDaniel (actor), Ralph Morgan (actor),

Plot: Ambitious young truck driver Sam Starr is in love with Molly Betts, who shares with her father a resentment against John Scott Ryder,the town's Mayor. In WW I, Ryder took credit for an act of heroism performed by "Pop" Betts and all of Ryder's success since then has been the direct result of the hero-worship of the town's citizens---adulation which should have been extended to Betts. Shortly before his marriage to Molly, Sam takes Molly for a ride in his truck, the truck is sideswiped by another truck, and Sam's truck and its contents are demolished. Molly "imagines" the other truck carried the insignia of Ryder who operates a rival trucking line. Sam demands restitution from Ryder who, at first refuses, until Molly, unknown to Sam, tells Ryder she has uncovered evidence that proves Ryder was really a coward in the war, and not the hero he is thought to be. Ryder then buys Sam a new truck. A crooked politician,Al McGongile, also learns of this information and decides to shake-down Ryder for all the traffic can bear, He sets Sam up in a trucking business and blackmails Ryder, unknown to Sam, to turn over most of his most-profitable contracts. The Starrs become very affluent until, on their first wedding anniversary, Sam learns for the first time how unwittingly he has actually built his business upon blackmail and he leaves Molly. He goes to Ryder, reimburses him for the truck and berates him for the lack of courage to confess the truth about his war-time record. He berates him so much that Ryder, after Sam leaves, writes a confession and then shoots himself. Ryder's wife finds his body and the note...and destroys the note. And Sam Starr is charged with murdering Ryder, and a mob of angry citizens gather around the jail with intent to lynch.