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East of Eden

Two brothers in 1910s California struggle to maintain their strict, Bible-toting father's favor as an old secret about their long-absent mother comes to light.

Ghost Ship

A salvage crew discovers a long-lost 1962 passenger ship floating lifeless in a remote region of the Bering Sea, and soon notices that its long-dead inhabitants may still be on board. Tags: Storyline: In 2016, the media website ComingSoon named the film's opening scene one of the greatest in horror film history.

What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?

Decades after their respective heydays, former child star Jane Hudson, now an alcoholic and mentally unstable recluse, lives in a decaying Hollywood mansion with her paralyzed sister, Blanche, a once-celebrated film star whose career ended in a mysterious car accident years prior. Jane, still resentful of Blanche's later success, subjects her helpless sister to increasing psychological and physical abuse, sabotaging her food, cutting off her phone, and eventually murdering their devoted housemaid, Elvira. Blanche discovers Elvira's body and, fearing for her own life, attempts to alert the authorities, but Jane thwarts her efforts. Jane then drags Blanche to a nearby beach, intending to kill her, but a final flashback reveals the true nature of the accident that crippled Blanche: it was Blanche herself who, in a fit of rage and drunkenness, deliberately ran over Jane, causing her own paralysis and allowing Jane to take the blame to protect her sister's career. As police discover the scene on the beach, Blanche reveals the truth, while a delusional Jane, reliving her childhood fame, dances in the sand, oblivious to their grim reality.

Cry-Baby

In 1950s Baltimore, the city's teenagers split into two camps: the buttoned-down "squares" and the leather-jacketed "drapes." Allison Vernon-Williams (Amy Locane), a well-bred girl raised by her grandmother Mrs. Vernon-Williams (Polly Bergen), grows bored with her square boyfriend Baldwin (Stephen Mailer) and falls for Wade "Cry-Baby" Walker (Johnny Depp), a drape known for shedding a single tear. Cry-Baby lives with his grandmother Ramona (Susan Tyrrell) and sister Pepper (Ricki Lake), surrounded by fellow drapes including Wanda (Traci Lords) and Hatchet-Face (Kim McGuire). Allison crosses into his world, drawn into drape parties and rituals, alienating her family and Baldwin. Humiliated and jealous, Baldwin schemes to frame Cry-Baby for a crime, leading to his arrest and imprisonment. Allison must decide how far she'll go to prove his innocence and win him back, culminating in a public showdown between the drapes and the squares.

The Man from Earth

An impromptu goodbye party for Professor John Oldman becomes a mysterious interrogation after the retiring scholar reveals to his colleagues he has a longer and stranger past than they can i... Read all Tags: Storyline: The last work from screenwriter Jerome Bixby before his death.

Toby McTeague

Toby is a teenager who doesn't care much about school. In fact, he has his eyes on the title of a prestigious dog-sleigh race. He will have to undergo extensive training in order to win it.

Gothika

"Gothika" is a psychological thriller directed by Mathieu Kassovitz. The story follows Miranda Grey, a psychiatrist played by Halle Berry, who wakes up in the mental institution where she works as a patient, accused of a brutal murder she can't remember committing. As she struggles to uncover the truth behind her mysterious blackouts and the supernatural occurrences happening around her, Miranda uncovers dark secrets that lead to a shocking revelation about her past. With the help of her colleague Pete Graham, played by Robert Downey Jr., Miranda must race against time to prove her innocence and unravel the sinister forces at play.