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Heroes Stand Alone
Genre: Action/Adventure
Theatrical Release Date: Jan 01, 1989
Synopsis: Chad Everett leads a deadly race against time to recover an incriminating black box from a downed U.S. spy plane behind Central American enemy lines in this espionage thriller.
Bloodfist
Genre: Action/Adventure
Theatrical Release Date: Jan 01, 1989
Synopsis: Don "The Dragon" Wilson stars as Jake Ray, a world champion kickboxer who's out to avenge the death of his brother in this fistful of fast-moving, bone-crunching entertainment.
Nowhere To Run
Genre: Action/Adventure
Theatrical Release Date: Jan 01, 1989
Synopsis: Humor, innocence and sexual discovery clash with violence, greed and betrayal in this truth-based murder story that stars Jason Priestley and David Carradine.
Masque Of The Red Death
Genre: ScienceFantasyHorror
Theatrical Release Date: Jan 01, 1989
Synopsis: Edgar Allan Poe's cryptic medieval tale is set in tumultuous motion and stars Patrick MacNee as the evil masked man who conjures up a disfiguring and deadly plague wherever he goes.
Time Trackers
Genre: ScienceFantasyHorror
Theatrical Release Date: Jan 01, 1989
Synopsis: It's light years into the future, and time machines are about to become a household appliance. But now, the original machine has been stolen and a race back to the past is on. Wil Shriner and Ned Beatty star.
All Dogs Go To Heaven - 2 Pack
Genre: Childrens
Theatrical Release Date: Jan 01, 1989
Synopsis: All Dogs go to Heaven
This glorious, song-filled animated feature comes alive with a roguish German Shepherd who finds himself guardian to a lonely little orphan.
All Dogs go to Heaven 2
Canine hero Charlie Barkin returns and takes magic, mischief and out-of-this world fun to exhilarating new heights in this tuneful sequel.
A Dry White Season
Genre: Dance
Theatrical Release Date: Jan 01, 1989
Synopsis: Schoolteacher Ben du Toit (Donald Sutherland) has been insulated all his life from the horrors of apartheid in his native South Africa. Perhaps he really didn't want to know. When the son of his black gardener is arrested and beaten as a result of a schoolboy protest in Soweto, at first he imagines the police must have had their reasons. However, the boy is picked up again, and this time he doesn't come back. Ben promises his servant that he will look into the incident, and discovers that the boy was killed simply to gratify the violent urges of Captain Stolz (Jurgen Prochnow), a "special branch" policeman. At long last he has gotten a glimpse into the truly arbitrary and violent nature of the system he has so long benefited from, and he hires Ian Mackenzie (Marlon Brando) to prosecute the killer. It is a foregone conclusion that Stolz will not be punished, but Mackenzie rises to new heights of withering sarcasm and irony in the courtroom. This situation turns Ben into a radical firebrand, which alienates him from his white friends and neighbors, as well as members of his family.
I, Madman
Genre: Horror
Theatrical Release Date: Jan 01, 1989
Synopsis: A bookstore clerk's obsession with a supernatural horror novel brings its author back to life. She begins living book's terrors; she can't tell if it's really happening or just a nightmare.
The Young Riders - The First Season
Genre: Western
Theatrical Release Date: Jan 01, 1989
Synopsis: Saddle up for fun and adventure with "The Young Riders"! Set in the early days of the Pony Express, the series tells the fictionalized story of a group of young riders for the express in Sweetwater, Kansas, who just happen to include a couple of dudes who would one day go down in real-life history as two of the west's most notorious names: "Buffalo Bill" Cody (Stephen Baldwin) and "Wild Bill" Hickock (Josh Brolin). In charge of the bunch is ex-Texas ranger and all-around eccentric Teaspoon Hunter (Anthony Zerbe). See how they all put the wild in the wild, wild west in this complete first season of "The Young Riders."
Farewell to the King
Genre: Action
Theatrical Release Date: Jan 01, 1989
Synopsis: During the Second World War, an American soldier (Nick Nolte) escapes his Japanese captors and flees into the jungles of Borneo, where he is found and taken in by Dayak headhunters. Two years later, British commandos arrive and are amazed to discover that the American has become king of the tribe. Initially reluctant to help the commandos, the king wages an all-out war on the Japanese after the invaders destroy his village.
