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My Stepmother Is an Alien

"My Stepmother Is an Alien" follows the story of Steven Mills, a widowed scientist who accidentally sends a signal into space while conducting an experiment. This signal reaches a distant planet, prompting the extraterrestrial Celeste to come to Earth on a mission to investigate the source. Disguised as a human, Celeste quickly integrates into Steven's life, charming him and his daughter, Jessie, with her quirky behavior and advanced alien technology. As Steven falls in love with Celeste, Jessie becomes suspicious of her new stepmother's oddities. The film unfolds with comedic situations as Celeste tries to understand human customs while keeping her true identity a secret, ultimately leading to a revelation that tests the bonds of their newfound family.

The Painted Hills

"The Painted Hills" follows the story of a loyal collie named Lassie, who belongs to a prospector named Jonathan Harvey. After Jonathan strikes gold, he is murdered by his greedy partner, Lin Taylor, who seeks to claim the fortune for himself. Lassie, sensing the danger and betrayal, becomes determined to protect Jonathan's young friend, Tommy, and to bring the villainous Taylor to justice. As Lassie navigates the rugged terrain and faces numerous challenges, her intelligence and bravery shine through, ultimately leading to a climactic confrontation that ensures justice is served and the gold is rightfully returned to its intended heirs.

Criminal Affair

"Criminal Affair" (1968) follows the story of a cunning and charismatic con artist who infiltrates the upper echelons of society to execute an elaborate heist. Posing as a wealthy businessman, he gains the trust of influential figures while secretly orchestrating a plan to steal a priceless artifact from a heavily guarded museum. As he navigates a web of deception and betrayal, he forms an unexpected alliance with a savvy journalist who is determined to uncover the truth behind his facade. Together, they must outwit law enforcement and rival criminals, leading to a tense and thrilling climax where loyalties are tested and the true nature of their partnership is revealed.

X-Men: the Last Stand

"X-Men: The Last Stand" directed by Brett Ratner is the third installment in the X-Men franchise. The film follows the mutants as they face a new threat in the form of a mutant cure developed by a pharmaceutical company. The X-Men are divided on whether to support the cure, which could potentially eliminate their mutant abilities. Meanwhile, Jean Grey returns as the powerful and unstable Phoenix, posing a danger to both humans and mutants. A battle ensues between the X-Men and the Brotherhood of Mutants led by Magneto, with high stakes and sacrifices made by both sides. The film explores themes of acceptance, identity, and the consequences of wielding immense power.

Heaven's Prisoners

A hardened New Orleans cop, Dave Robicheaux, finally tosses in the badge and settles into life on the bayou with his wife. But a bizarre plane crash draws him back into the fray when his fam... Read all Tags: Storyline: According to lead Alec Baldwin's co-star Eric Roberts, Baldwin took a huge risk during the shoot (related by Roberts) as follows: "Heaven's Prisoners (1996) was probably one of the best location shoots I've ever had because it was down in New Orleans, and we were down there for probably 10 or 12 weeks, and it was just a blast. Oh, and one little story that people might like: It was my first night there, I wasn't shooting but I was on the set to say hello to Phil Joanou, our director. Alec (Baldwin) had this scene where he had to jump into the water-pond, really-and swim across it. They're getting ready, they're all set up, Phil says, "Here we go! Alec, you ready?" "Yeah!" And suddenly alligator eyes appear on the water. Everybody freezes. "There's a gator! Oh, my God!" Alec says, "It's cool. I'm going in." The stuntman goes, "You're not going in!" Alec says, "Roll the camera!" They roll the camera, Alec jumps in, crosses the pond, gets out. "Okay, we got the shot?" And we moved on. I couldn't believe it. He's got the balls of a dinosaur, dude. It was wild. True story! He really did that. It was cool!"

Subject Two

"Subject Two" is a film directed by Philip Chidel that follows the story of a medical student named Adam Schmidt who volunteers for a controversial experiment conducted by Dr. Vick. In the experiment, Adam is cloned and subjected to various gruesome and unethical procedures. As the clone, known as Subject Two, begins to develop its own consciousness and identity, it becomes clear that Dr. Vick's intentions are not as benevolent as they initially seemed. The film delves into themes of morality, identity, and the consequences of playing god with human life.

Late Night with the Devil

A live television broadcast in 1977 goes horribly wrong, unleashing evil into the nation's living rooms. Tags: Storyline: The Carmichael character is very clearly based (including physically) on the real-life James Randi. Randi was a talented magician who became a famous psychic debunker and he started an institute that offered a large reward to anyone that could reproduce their supposed paranormal powers in controlled conditions. Over decades, nobody was able to win the money.