Zah-A Pizza Movie (2009)

Actors: Manu Intiraymi (writer), Manu Intiraymi (actor), Manu Intiraymi (producer), Terri J. Freedman (actress), Thomas Cokenias (actor), Denise Amrikhas (actress), Frank Slodysko (composer), Leslie Fay Richards (actor), Fred Salvallon (actor), Colin Murray (editor), Rudy Asuncion (producer), Colin Murray (producer), Colin Murray (writer), Colin Murray (director), Tony Gemignani (actor),

Plot: Zman is the greatest pizza lover of all time, and to him, pizza is not just a way to make money. He dreams of opening his own pizza shop, but he faces the grim economic reality of giving away pizza when his boss gives him 24 hours to pay back the money he owes for all of the free pizza. Will he be able to open his own place and pay back his boss, or will the evil Calzone complete the corporatization of pizza in town with his Pizza Slut franchise?

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Kissing Girls (2008)

Actors: David Park (miscellaneous crew), Michael Raven (director), Sammy Slater (editor), Bear (miscellaneous crew), Barrett Blade (actor), Francois Clousot (actor), Eric Masterson (actor), Mark Nicholson (actor), Barry Scott (actor), Randy Spears (actor), August (actress), Dana DeArmond (actress), Maya Divine (actress), Jessica Drake (actress), Scarlett Fay (actress),

Plot: Zoe is an attractive, but lonely copywriter who, after following up on an Internet ad, her office colleague, Becky, encourages her to answer it. Zoe discovers that it is from a woman named Moonbean seeking her soul mate. Although Zoe claims not to be a lesbian, she becomes fascinated with the fact while other friends and people around her have their own soul mates to be with.

Splatter Disco (2007)

Actors: Ken Foree (actor), Ken Foree (producer), Michael Raso (producer), Lynn Lowry (actress), Trent Haaga (actor), Richard Griffin (director), Sarah Nicklin (actress), Debbie Rochon (actress), Richard Griffin (writer), Jason Witter (actor), William DeCoff (actor), Samuel Benedict (producer), Caleb Emerson (actor), Ted Marr (writer), Ted Marr (producer),

How to Get the Man's Foot Outta Your Ass (2003)

Actors: Adam West (actor), Mario Van Peebles (actor), Terry Crews (actor), John Singleton (actor), Robert Peters (actor), Vincent Schiavelli (actor), Glenn Plummer (actor), David Alan Grier (actor), Saul Rubinek (actor), Paul Rodriguez (actor), Ossie Davis (actor), Christopher Michael (actor), Len Lesser (actor), Nia Long (actress), Rainn Wilson (actor),

Plot: Melvin Van Peebles stunned the world for the first time, with his debut feature, The Story of a Three Day Pass. Filmed in France and selected as the French entry in the San Francisco Film Festival, Melvin's film was awarded the top prize. Saying it was controversial would be an understatement. In 1968 for a black man to walk up to the podium and accept the top festival award for a film he had to go abroad to make--now that's how you make your mark. After his comedy, Watermelon Man, Melvin was determined to push the Hollywood boundaries with the groundbreaking, and even more controversial, Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song. Turned down by every major studio including Columbia, where he had a three-picture deal, Melvin was forced to basically self-finance. Risking everything he had Melvin delivered to the world the first Black Ghetto hero on the big screen--whether they were ready or not! More than 30 years later, history is being fashioned again in the telling of this very tale. Mario Van Peebles, Melvin's son, directs an honest and revealing portrait of his pioneering father. Mario now tells the story of the making of Melvin Van Peebles' landmark 1971 film, Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song, including Melvin's struggles to raise money to fund the film under the guise of creating a black porno film. Melvin had ducked creditors, the unions and had to bail out his camera crew after they were arrested because a white cop decided a bunch of Negroes and hippies couldn't have come by that camera equipment honestly. Despite death threats and temporarily losing sight in one eye, Melvin somehow managed to whip into shape a rag-tag, multi-racial crew and finish the film that would give birth to birth of a new era which was about to explode: Independent Black Cinema.

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My Next Funeral (2000)

Actors: Chris Anderson (composer), G. Larry Butler (actor), G. Larry Butler (actor), Glenn Hoeffner (actor), Elwood Carlisle (actor), John Gilbert (actor), Joe Guinan (actor), Gillian Shure (actress), Kira Soltanovich (actress), Kira Soltanovich (actress), Anne Apra (actress), Patrick Bradley (actor), Shawn Paper (editor), Jim Dowd (actor), Zale Morris (actor),

Plot: A struggling actor is dumped by his girlfriend on his 40th birthday and decides to kill himself. He turns on the gas and calls everyone in his life he has ever wanted to tell off. But he's failed to pay his gas bill. Soon he's pursued by a number of people who would be happy to see him dead.

Assassination (1987)

Actors: Wenden K. Baldwin (miscellaneous crew), Richard Sale (writer), Yoram Globus (producer), Peter R. Hunt (director), William Prince (actor), Robert O. Ragland (composer), Frank Zagarino (actor), Jill Ireland (actress), Menahem Golan (producer), Stephen Elliott (actor), Michael Ansara (actor), Robert Axelrod (actor), Charles Bronson (actor), C. Ransom Walrod (miscellaneous crew), Howard R. Schuster (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Jay Killion (Charles Bronson) had been the presidential bodyguard, but for the inauguration of the recently elected president, he is assigned to the first lady, Lara Royce (Jill Ireland). Lara, a perpetually indignant, arrogantly feministic lady, initially hates the methodical and rules-following Killion, and so she does all she can to avoid him and disregard his safety procedures. The story complicates, however, when repeated attempts are made on Lara's life. Eventually, the shaken Lara decides to trust Killion's instincts and precautionary methods, and the pair embark on a difficult and often perilous cross-country journey, with the assassins close on their heels.

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Night Magic (1985)

Actors: Stéphane Audran (actress), Nick Mancuso (actor), Leonard Cohen (composer), Jean Carmet (actor), Leonard Cohen (writer), Aidan Devine (actor), Carole Laure (actress), Karen Young (actress), Robert Lantos (producer), Michel Arcand (editor), Andras Hamori (producer), Bernard Lamy (miscellaneous crew), Lewis Furey (composer), Lewis Furey (writer), Lewis Furey (actor),

Plot: Night Magic, a musical fantasy, is set on earth but it is also about the heavens. At the centre of it all is Michael, a music hall artist, who finds Judy, an angel that epitomizes the woman of his dreams at the System Theatre where he is about to open his new show. For Michael it is just another show along the road but once inside something happens. The night is full of possibilities- full of love and romance, jealousy and infidelity, music and dance, even good and evil. Most of all it is full of magic.

Arthur Hailey's the Moneychangers (1976)

Actors: Hayden Rorke (actor), Bing Russell (actor), Woodrow Parfrey (actor), Ralph Bellamy (actor), Patrick O'Neal (actor), Christopher Plummer (actor), Douglas Fowley (actor), William 'Billy' Benedict (actor), Lorne Greene (actor), Basil Hoffman (actor), Timothy Bottoms (actor), Burt Mustin (actor), Robert Loggia (actor), Kirk Douglas (actor), Anne Baxter (actress),

Plot: This is the story of the happenings at a major bank. The first of which is that the bank's president announces that he is dying and that with no heir to take his place, he informs the bank's officers that he is letting them choose a successor. The two vice presidents who are the front runners for the job are Alex Vandervoort and Roscoe Heyward. Now Alex is not exactly running around looking for support, Roscoe can only see the benefits the presidency can give him. So he goes around looking for people who would like to do business with the bank. He goes to George Quartermain, who wants the bank to give him more than they are allowed to. While most of the board are excited of the possibility of going into business with Quartermain, Alex is the only one who is weary of it, as it's a big risk. Alex is not popular also because, while his wife is mentally ill and confined to an insane asylum, he is having an affair with a lawyer, who specializes in helping the disadvantaged, the bank was originally suppose to fund a project to help them but has pulled out, and Alex is also asking them not to. Also the bank is plagued with false credit cards being circulated, so the bank's security officer, who was hired by Alex is not having much luck in finding them, which is another reason why Alex is not so popular.

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The Pig Keeper's Daughter (1972)

Actors: Harry H. Novak (producer), Bruce Kimball (actor), Bethel Buckalew (director), John Keith (actor), Marlene Buckalew (miscellaneous crew), Tina Smith (actress), Peggy Church (actress), Paul Stanley (actor), Gina Paluzzi (actress), Terry Gibson (actress), Lord Hamilton (actor), Peter James (actor), Nick Armmans (actor), March (actress),

Ride 'Em Cowboy (1942)

Actors: Tex Driscoll (actor), Douglass Dumbrille (actor), Morris Ankrum (actor), Curley Dresden (actor), Wade Boteler (actor), Bud Abbott (actor), Hank Bell (actor), Iron Eyes Cody (actor), Brooks Benedict (actor), Harry Cording (actor), Lou Costello (actor), Maurice Costello (actor), Johnny Mack Brown (actor), Boyd Davis (actor), Eddie Dunn (actor),

Plot: Two peanut vendors at a rodeo show get in trouble with their boss and hide out on a railroad train heading west. They get jobs as cowboys on a dude ranch, despite the fact that neither of them knows anything about cowboys, horses, or anything else.