Genre: Drama
Theatrical Release Date: Apr 26, 1978
Synopsis: Sylvester Stallone stars in this hard-hitting, boldly ambitious drama that powerfully reveals a significant slice of American history. As union leader Johnny Kovak, Stallone's performance confirmed his stature as one of Hollywood's hottest stars.
Closely paralleling history, the film follows the rise and fall of Kovak, from his beginnings as an idealistic blue-collar worker to his final position as head of one of the country's most powerful unions: the Federation of Inter-State Truckers. But there are no unscarred heroes in this world. To achieve his dream of justice for the working man, Kovak must accept the muscle of organized crime. Ultimately, F.I.S.T. is a story of idealism corrupted and betrayed. Oscar winner Rod Steiger (1967 Best Actor, In the Heat of the Night), Peter Boyle and Brian Dennehy are featured in the fine supporting cast. Directed by Norman Jewison, with Laszlo Kovac's darkly moody cinematography and a heroic score by Rocky composer Bill Conti, F.I.S.T. is "a particularly American kind of epic" (Vincent Canby, The New York Times).
Genre: Comedy
Theatrical Release Date: Jan 07, 1961
Synopsis: Sophisticated comedy with Bob and Lucy leaving their spouses for an interlude together.
Genre: Suspense
Theatrical Release Date: Jan 25, 1985
Synopsis: Two ex-alter boys turn national traitors in this compelling, real-life drama. The idealistic son of an ex-FBI agent and his volatile, dope dealing friend, pull off the most brazen act of espionage since World War II when they sell some of America's most sensitive secrets to the KGB.
Genre: Horror
Theatrical Release Date: Jun 14, 1960
Synopsis: Edgar Allen Poe's classic tale of murder, madness and necrophilia in the ancient ancestral home of the tragic Usher family. Vincent Price is the last male in the ill-fated line of Ushers, haunted by the crimes of his ancestors and obsessed by the idea that only the complete annihilation of himself and his sister can end the Usher evil.
Genre: Drama
Theatrical Release Date: Jun 17, 1983
Synopsis: A haunting, engrossing family saga set in turn-of-the-century Sweden. Scenes of joy, exuberance and pain largely seen through the eyes of a young boy. Ingmar Bergman made this picture as a "Declaration Of Love For Life".
Genre: Comedy
Theatrical Release Date: Nov 11, 1988
Synopsis: The story of a city woman who, upon learning her father's been hospitalized, returns to the North Country where she grew up and to the people she was never able to leave behind.
Genre: Comedy
Theatrical Release Date: Apr 29, 1994
Synopsis: In this romantic comedy, a friendship between best friends Emily and Kathy is put to the ultimate test when Emily's fantasy about her high school sweetheart that she hasn't seen in 15 years leads her to request an unusual favor.
Genre: Horror
Theatrical Release Date: Apr 06, 1990
Synopsis: A vicious serial killer is tracked down by detective Russell Logan. Although the maniac is executed in the gas chamber, the murders begin again. A devil worshipper, the killer has the first power - one of three forces only God or the devil can bestow. With supernatural forces behind him, he can now appear in anybody, anywhere, at any time. In shocking sequences of spectacular action, he pursues Logan and the beautiful psychic, Tess, who is helping the police. Watch in horror as this unstoppable entity grows stronger with each murder.
Genre: Western
Theatrical Release Date: Jan 18, 1967
Synopsis: A stranger in San Miguel becomes involved in a vendetta between two families. Playing one family against the other, he rescues a beautiful woman from captivity.
Genre: Comedy
Theatrical Release Date: Dec 13, 1967
Synopsis: The laughs begin as Dick Van Dyke, an eccentric philanthropist's dutiful servant, resorts to thievery in order to keep his now-penniless employer living in style.