Hip hop

The Den (2013)

Actors: Bill Oberst Jr. (actor), Mike Tristano (miscellaneous crew), Ron Bottitta (actor), Kirk Bovill (actor), Matt Riedy (actor), David Pires (actor), Adam Shapiro (actor), Dan Clifton (producer), Robert Tarpinian (actor), Stepka Li (miscellaneous crew), Kimberly Ables Jindra (actress), Anna Margaret Hollyman (actress), Melanie Papalia (actress), Evan Goldman (composer), Chanel Raisin (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: A young woman studying the habits of webcam chat users from the apparent safety of her apartment witnesses a brutal murder online and is quickly immersed in a nightmare in which she and her loved ones are targeted for the same grisly fate as the first victim.

Welcome to Hollywood... Florida (2013)

Actors: Tom Kiesche (actor), Lindsay Seim (miscellaneous crew), Jason E. Kelley (actor), Brad E. Wilhite (producer), Brad E. Wilhite (editor), Damian Cecere (actor), Kurt Scholler (actor), Michael Santorico (actor), Tara Wright (miscellaneous crew), Griffin Kohout (actor), Ed Marques (actor), Austin Rogers (actor), Gina Comparetto (actress), Erik Rodgers (producer), Kimberly Alexander (actress),

Plot: Ten years ago, Tyler Porter had it all. As the star of the hit television series "Dallas Austin," all he knew were red carpets and flashy headlines. But this washed up, substance abusing, hard-core method actor won't settle for fame as a distant memory. With his new girlfriend and battered Camaro, Tyler travels cross-country to begin his latest gig in Hollywood......Florida, where he takes on a job as an acting teacher at a third rate film school

The Killer of a Cafe Owner (2010)

Actors: Dan Chen (actor), Marcel Simoneau (actor), Aden Hakimi (actor), Matthew Bernard (editor), Matthew Bernard (producer), Matthew Bernard (writer), Matthew Bernard (director), Mandy MacDonald (actress), Jonathan Whitcup (actor), Darcy Jones (producer), Anastasia Morozova (actress), Jonathan Frazer (actor), Jonathan Frazer (actor), Lynn Fleming (actor), Kristina Wallitsch (actor),

Plot: The wars overseas come home to confront a carefree American sitting idly in a cafe, and his anti-heroic act in the cafe changes a nation.

Step Up 3D (2010)

Actors: Monique Dupree (actress), Adam Shankman (producer), Marc C. Geschwind (miscellaneous crew), Kathy Najimy (actress), Bear McCreary (composer), Naeem Uzimann (actor), Erik Feig (producer), Stephanie Angel (miscellaneous crew), Peter Conboy (actor), John Jillard Sr. (actor), Harry Shum Jr. (actor), Carol McConnaughey (miscellaneous crew), Chas Scherer (actor), David Nicksay (producer), Mark Blum (actor),

Plot: A tight-knit group of New York City street dancers, including Luke (Malambri) and Natalie (Vinson), team up with NYU freshman Moose (Sevani), and find themselves pitted against the world's best hip hop dancers in a high-stakes showdown that will change their lives forever.

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Drillbit Taylor (2008)

Actors: Frank Whaley (actor), Matt Walsh (actor), Ian Roberts (actor), Chuck Liddell (actor), Shane Ryan (actor), Stephen Root (actor), Kevin Hart (actor), Matt Besser (actor), Adam Baldwin (actor), Steven Brill (actor), Rance Howard (actor), David Koechner (actor), David Bowe (actor), Michael Yama (actor), Owen Wilson (actor),

Plot: Homeless veteran Bob 'Drillbit' Taylor manages to enjoy life anyhow and even saves some cash for his dream, an 'all-paid' move to Alaska, even if that may take many years. His dream comes within reach when clever nerd Wade, has fat friend Ryan 'T-dog' and cocky shrimp Jim, all new to junior high-school, are bullied so badly by emancipated Filkins and his buddies that they advertise for a bodyguard. Only Drillbit seems affordable and not crazy, so he's hired and drains their pocket-money and home content. He's clueless how to protect them but gives them (bogus) self-defense classes.

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Step Up 2: The Streets (2008)

Actors: Anne Fletcher (producer), Channing Tatum (actor), Erik Feig (producer), Aaron Zigman (composer), Christina Hwang (miscellaneous crew), Allyn Camp (miscellaneous crew), Patrick Michael Strange (actor), Adam Shankman (producer), Alison Faulk (actress), Harry Shum Jr. (actor), Paul Fahrenkopf (actor), Matthew Dillon Noonan (miscellaneous crew), Paul Fahrenkopf (actor), David Nicksay (producer), Michyl-Shannon Quilty (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Following the death of her parents, teen-aged Andie West is living with her mother's best friend, Sarah. Andie, who doesn't care about school, is trying to figure out where she fits in in life. The only thing she loves is dancing with her street crew, the 410, led by Tuck. The 410 are the most notorious of the street crews in Baltimore and are wanted by the police for their acts of vandalism and public mischief. Sarah threatens to send Andie to live with relatives in Texas unless she cleans up her act, which includes ending her association with the 410 and trying harder at school. Andie's neighborhood friend, Tyler Gage, convinces Andie to audition for entry into the Maryland School of the Arts (MSA), an institution which ended up turning his life around for the better. Andie passes the audition but isn't sure she fits in there. The school's director, Blake Collins, isn't sure she fits in there either. Blake is a brilliant dancer but looks for conformity to his way. After learning that Andie's absences from rehearsals are due to her new association with MSA, Tuck kicks her out of the 410. Chase Collins, a dance student at MSA, convinces Andie to start her own street dance crew using all the dance misfits from MSA i.e. those that don't conform to Blake's way of thinking. Chase feels like he's one of those misfits being Blake's brother and living in his shadow. This new association brings up a few conflicts within Andie, as her new dance crew tries to gain respect on the streets, especially among her old and judgmental friends, and as she and the crew try to hide the fact of what they're doing from Blake, who ultimately threatens expulsion from the school of anyone participating in the illegal street competitions.

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Dying in Your Sleep (2006)

Actors: Bruna Matsin (actress), Paul Kramer (actor), Hus Miller (actor), Max Phyo (actor), Miquel Hudin Balsa (director), Miquel Hudin Balsa (actor), Miquel Hudin Balsa (writer), Marisa Prietto (actress), Max Slomoff (editor), Edisol W. Dotson (actor), Richard Harter (actor), Gil Hodges (actor), Jenya Naryshkina (actress), John Cha (actor), Paul Cotten (actor),

White Men Can't Rap (2005)

Actors: Brian Anthony Wilson (actor), Robert X. Golphin (miscellaneous crew), Clifton Powell (actor), Jason A. McCauley (actor), Jason A. McCauley (producer), Jason A. McCauley (actor), Christopher Mann (actor), Chris McMullin (actor), Tamika Simpkins (miscellaneous crew), Adam Schoon (miscellaneous crew), John Canada Terrell (producer), John Canada Terrell (actor), David Lee (miscellaneous crew), Gervase Peterson (actor), Benjamin Berman (miscellaneous crew),

Blu Cheez (2003)

Actors: John Barker (writer), John Barker (director), John Barker (producer), Andrew Wessels (actor), Dzino (writer), John Barker (actor), Izak Bergh (editor), Cesare Cassarino (actor), Mizchif (actor), Dave Williams (actor), Chris Vermaak (producer),

What You Lookin' at (2000)

Actors: Phil Hawn (actor), Phil Hawn (actor), Shawn Carter Peterson (actor), Shawn Carter Peterson (actor), Ty La-Forrest (actor), Ty La-Forrest (actor), Clarissa Dolphin (actress), Clarissa Dolphin (actress), Sehra Han (actress), Sehra Han (actress), Rebecca Scaife (writer), Rebecca Scaife (director), Disraeli (actor), Disraeli (actor), Masoy Henry (actor),