Parker (2013)

Actors: Patti LuPone (actress), Todd Grossman (producer), Nick Nolte (actor), Emily D. Haley (actress), Wendell Pierce (actor), Jennifer Lopez (actress), Clifton Collins Jr. (actor), Michael Chiklis (actor), Billy Slaughter (actor), Jason Statham (actor), Bobby Cannavale (actor), John Archer Lundgren (actor), Elton LeBlanc (actor), Taylor Hackford (director), Taylor Hackford (producer),

Plot: Parker is a thief who has an unusual code. He doesn't steal from the poor and hurt innocent people. He is asked to join 4 other guys one of whom is related to a known mobster. They pull off the job flawlessly and Parker wants to part ways with them. But because he refused to join them for another job they try to kill him. They dispose of his body but someone finds him and he is still alive and takes him to the hospital. After recovering he sets out to get back at the ones who tried to kill him, another one of his codes. He learns where they are and poses as a wealthy Texan looking to buy a house. So he hires a real estate agent, Leslie Rogers to show him around. He is actually trying to find out where they're holed up. And when he finds it, he sets out on his plan to get them. But when they learn he is alive, they contact the mobster to take care of him. So he sends a killer to take care of him.

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Ee Adutha Kaalath (2012)

Actors: Jagathi Sreekumar (actor), Baiju (actor), Indrajith (actor), Indrans (actor), Anoop Menon (actor), Lena (actress), Arun Kumar (editor), Arun Kumar (director), Gopi Sundar (composer), V.G. Muralikrishnan (writer), V.G. Muralikrishnan (actor), Nishan (actor), Mythili (actress), Raju Malliath (producer), Tanushree Ghosh (actress),

Women Do It Better (2009)

Actors: Derrick Simmons (actor), Derrick Simmons (writer), Derrick Simmons (editor), Derrick Simmons (actor), Derrick Simmons (actor), Derrick Simmons (producer), Derrick Simmons (writer), Derrick Simmons (director), Derrick Simmons (actor), Mathius Mack Gertz (producer), Gano Grills (actor), Tyson Hall (actor), Chazz Menendez (producer), Chazz Menendez (producer), Okema Moore (actress),

Plot: Every Player knows there's always someone out there that can make your significant other cheat on you. What every player doesn't know is that there's always somebody out there that can do it better. These players are masters at deception, but when it comes to moves, 'Women do it better.' This romantic comedy follows a group of sexy women beating the men in their lives at their own game.

The Big Shot-Caller (2008)

Actors: Robert Costanzo (actor), Paul Borghese (actor), Michael Ciesla (actor), Andrea Ulrich (miscellaneous crew), Christine Giorgio (editor), Christine Giorgio (producer), Edgar Nicholson (actor), Maria Soccor (actress), Erika Yeomans (producer), J. Hanna (actor), Toshiko Onizawa (actress), Helen Proimos (actress), Sean Mik'ael Butler (actor), Sean Mik'ael Butler (miscellaneous crew), Sean Mik'ael Butler (producer),

Plot: As a child, Jamie Lesser watched 'Strictly Ballroom' ninety-seven times a day and dreamed of becoming a salsa dancer. But in 'real life', his social awkwardness, failed love life and severe near-sightedness got in his way. After insurmountable disappointments, he turns to his estranged sister, Lianne, a streetwise, self-proclaimed hip hop dancing dynamo, inspires him to follow his dream, reclaim his self-esteem and become what he was truly meant to be.

Dante's Inferno (2007)

Actors: Tony Hale (actor), Tony Hale (actor), James Cromwell (actor), Scott Adsit (actor), Scott Adsit (actor), Matt Besser (actor), John Fleck (actor), Matt Besser (actor), Matt Besser (actor), Matt Besser (actor), Scott Adsit (actor), Scott Adsit (actor), Scott Adsit (actor), Dermot Mulroney (actor), Tony Hale (actor),

Plot: Melding the seemingly disparate traditions of apocalyptic live-action graphic novel and charming Victoria-era toy theater, Dante's Inferno is a subversive, darkly satirical update of the original 14th century literary classic. Retold with the use of intricately hand-drawn paper puppets and miniature sets, and without the use of CGI effects, this unusual travelogue takes viewers on a tour of hell. And what we find there, looks a lot like the modern world. Sporting a hoodie and a hang-over from the previous night's debauchery, Dante wakes to find he is lost - physically and metaphorically - in a strange part of town. He asks the first guy he sees for some help: The ancient Roman poet Virgil, wearing a mullet and what looks like a brown bathrobe. Having no one else to turn to, Dante's quickly convinced that his only means for survival is to follow Virgil voyage down, down through the depths of Hell. The pair cross into the underworld and there Virgil shows Dante the underbelly of the Inferno, which closely resembles the decayed landscape of modern urban life. Dante and Virgil's chronicles are set against a familiar backdrop of used car lots, strip malls, gated communities, airport security checks, and the U.S. Capitol. Here, hot tubs simmer with sinners, and the river Styx is engorged with sewage swimmers. Also familiar is the contemporary cast of presidents, politicians, popes and pop-culture icons sentenced to eternal suffering of the most cruel and unusual kind: Heads sewn on backwards, bodies wrenched in half, never-ending blow jobs, dancing to techno for eternity, and last, but certainly not least, an inside look at Lucifer himself, from the point of view of a fondue-dunked human appetizer. Each creatively horrific penance suits the crime, and the soul who perpetrated it. As Dante spirals through the nine circles of hell, he comes to understand the underworld's merciless machinery of punishment, emerging a new man destined to change the course of his life. But not, of course, the brand of his beer.

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Alligator II: The Mutation (1991)

Actors: Thomas Rosales Jr. (actor), Brock Peters (actor), Dee Wallace (actress), Marshall Harvey (editor), Gene LeBell (actor), Joseph Bologna (actor), Steve Railsback (actor), Richard Lynch (actor), Kane Hodder (actor), Carmen Filpi (actor), Buckley Norris (actor), Cary Glieberman (producer), Jim Brockett (miscellaneous crew), Dennis Grisco (miscellaneous crew), Warren A. Stevens (actor),

Plot: 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.

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Doubletake (1988)

Actors: Angela Bassett (actress), Paul Calderon (actor), Corbin Bernsen (actor), Tom Aldredge (actor), Drew Snyder (actor), Mark Margolis (actor), Peter McRobbie (actor), Jude Ciccolella (actor), Richard Crenna (actor), Jeffrey DeMunn (actor), James Handy (actor), Eddie Jones (actor), Paul Gleason (actor), Lois Smith (actress), Beverly D'Angelo (actress),

Plot: Two corpses are found in different locations with their heads severed and exchanged. Frank Janek is called on to head the team of detectives investigating. Meanwhile, Janek is trying to find out why an old friend and colleague committed suicide, which eventually leads to a romantic situation with photographer Caroline Wallace and the discovery of some major corruption among his superiors, all of which has little or nothing to do with the murder story.

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Mama's Going to Buy You a Mockingbird (1987)

Actors: Ken James (actor), Helen Hughes (actress), Geoffrey Bowes (actor), Linda Griffiths (actress), Anna Sandor (writer), Marsha Moreau (actress), Stuart Clow (actor), Ferne Downey (actress), Martha Gibson (actress), Sandy Wilson (director), Jim Osborne (miscellaneous crew), Mark Corbeil (miscellaneous crew), Lori Chodos (actress), William Gough (producer), Rick Wilkins (composer),

Jennie (1940)

Actors: Sol M. Wurtzel (producer), Marie Blake (actress), Cyril J. Mockridge (composer), Almira Sessions (actress), Hermine Sterler (actress), Harlan Briggs (actor), Rand Brooks (actor), William Henry (actor), George Montgomery (actor), Ludwig Stössel (actor), Charles Tannen (actor), Harry Tyler (actor), Irving Bacon (actor), Joan Valerie (actress), Harold Buchman (writer),

Plot: A brassy young lady, concerned with the outmoded ways in which her German-immigrant father runs his shoe-cobbling business, convinces his staff to go on strike. They do just that, but when their boss pretends to have a heart attack, the situation gets out of hand.

London After Midnight (1927)

Actors: Waldemar Young (writer), Joseph Farnham (writer), Tod Browning (director), Jules Cowles (actor), Claude King (actor), Conrad Nagel (actor), Henry B. Walthall (actor), Lon Chaney (actor), Marceline Day (actress), Polly Moran (actress), Allan Cavan (actor), Tod Browning (producer), Irving Thalberg (producer), Tod Browning (writer), Harry Reynolds (editor),

Plot: When Roger Balfour is found shot dead in his London home, his death is declared a suicide by Inspector Burke of Scotland Yard, even though the executor of Balfour's estate, Sir James Hamlin, insists his friend never would have taken his own life. Five years later, the abandoned Balfour house comes to life again with the arrival of two sinister-looking tenants: a fiendish-looking man with pointed teeth, bulging eyes and a tall beaver hat, and a pale young woman in a long gown. The presence of the strangers prompts Sir James, who lives next door, to call in Inspector Burke again. Also living in the Hamlin household are the other people who were also present in Balfour's house the night he died: Sir James' nephew, Arthur Hibbs; the late Balfour's now-grown daughter, Lucille; and Williams, the butler. Burke expresses skepticism about Sir James' suspicions that the new neighbors might have been involved in Balfour's death, until strange things start happening: Balfour's body disappears from its tomb. The new maid, Smithson, tells a terrifying tale of being menaced in Lucille's bedroom by the stranger in the beaver hat. And a man spotted inside the Balfour house by Burke and Sir James looks distinctly like the late Roger Balfour. A skittish Arthur becomes convinced the neighbors are vampires. Burke takes Lucille aside, and tells her he doesn't believe her father committed suicide. He asks her to trust him. Burke also has a private talk with Arthur. Burke uses hypnosis to put Arthur into a trance, but learns nothing new about Balfour's death. That night, someone fires a shot into Arthur's room, but Arthur isn't there; instead, it's Burke who's slightly wounded. Lucille is abducted by the beaver-hatted man and the butler and brought to her former home. Sir James, acting at Burke's instruction, also shows up at the Balfour house; he's met out front by the beaver-hatted man, who puts him into a hypnotic trance. Arthur breaks into the Balfour house in an attempt to rescue Lucille; he's caught by Burke and a couple of detectives and locked away. It turns out the man with the beaver hat and pointed teeth was really a disguised Inspector Burke, who was aided at times by a double; Smithson, the maid, is an assistant detective; the mysterious young woman, a stage performer working for the police. Under Burke's hypnosis, Sir James re-creates his actions the night Roger Balfour died, with Lucille and the butler, Williams, playing themselves, and Burke's double playing the part of Balfour. It turns out Sir James shot and killed Balfour and made the death appear a suicide after Balfour rejected Sir James as a future husband for young Lucille. Sir James is brought out of his trance and arrested by Burke. The mystery of Balfour's death solved, Lucille and Arthur, who have come to realize how much they love each other, are now free to marry.

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