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Chained Heat

Carol Henderson, an innocent young woman, is wrongly convicted of accessory to murder and sentenced to a maximum-security women's prison. Upon arrival, she is thrust into a brutal environment where rival racial gangs, led by Duchess and Pandora, constantly clash, and the sadistic lesbian guards assert their authority. The prison is run by the corrupt and greedy Warden Baxley, who profits from various illegal schemes, including forced prostitution and drug trafficking among the inmates, often turning a blind eye to the violence. As Carol struggles to survive the daily torment, assaults, and the pervasive corruption, she eventually forms an uneasy alliance with some of the more seasoned inmates, leading to a desperate plan to expose Baxley's operations and spark a revolt to reclaim their dignity and freedom.

Kottentail

The "Overlook Animal Research Laboratory" has long been working on genetic engineering without any trouble. That all changes one night when two would be animal liberators set free a test rab... Read all Tags: Storyline: Buffy: Do you wanna have a threesome?

Owd Bob

In the 1998 film "Owd Bob," set in the picturesque landscapes of the Isle of Man, the story follows a young orphan named David who is sent to live with his gruff grandfather, Adam McAdam, a sheep farmer. The community is abuzz with excitement for the annual sheepdog trials, where Adam's prized dog, Black Wull, is a top contender. However, tensions rise when a series of sheep killings occur, and suspicion falls on Black Wull. As David forms a bond with a rival farmer's dog, Owd Bob, he becomes determined to uncover the truth behind the attacks and clear Black Wull's name. The film explores themes of family, loyalty, and the deep connection between humans and their canine companions, culminating in a dramatic and heartwarming resolution at the sheepdog trials.

The Rock

A mild-mannered chemist and an ex-con must lead the counterstrike when a rogue group of military men, led by a renegade general, threaten a nerve gas attack from Alcatraz against San Francis... Read all Tags: Storyline: According to director Michael Bay, the script was written much more straight and serious than the final movie. Most of the humorous moments and lines were improvised during filming.

Hot Tub Time Machine 2

In "Hot Tub Time Machine 2," after the events of the first film, Lou Dorchen has become a wealthy and successful entrepreneur by exploiting his knowledge of the future, while Nick Webber has achieved fame by plagiarizing future music hits. However, when Lou is shot by an unknown assailant during a party, Nick and Jacob Yates, Lou's son, use the hot tub time machine to travel to the future in an attempt to prevent the attack. They accidentally end up in 2025, where they encounter Adam Yates Jr., the son of their friend Adam from the first film. Together, they navigate a series of comedic misadventures and uncover a conspiracy involving Lou's business rival, ultimately leading to a showdown that reveals the true identity of Lou's attacker and forces them to confront the consequences of their reckless time-traveling antics.

Shadow of the Vampire

"Shadow of the Vampire" is a horror film directed by E. Elias Merhige. The story revolves around the making of the classic silent film "Nosferatu." Director Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, played by John Malkovich, hires actor Max Schreck, played by Willem Dafoe, to play the vampire Count Orlok. However, it is soon revealed that Schreck may actually be a real vampire, adding a chilling layer of realism to the production. The film explores the blurred lines between reality and fiction as Murnau and his crew grapple with the consequences of working with a potentially supernatural actor.

Transamerica

Bree, a pre-operative transgender woman living in Los Angeles, is just days away from her long-awaited sex reassignment surgery when she receives an unexpected phone call from a New York City jail. It turns out she fathered a son named Toby seventeen years ago, and he is now a teenage hustler in trouble with the law. Reluctantly, and against the advice of her therapist who threatens to withhold her surgery, Bree bails Toby out of jail, pretending to be a Christian missionary named Stanley. What starts as a plan to simply drive Toby back to New York and leave him with his unwitting stepfather soon evolves into a cross-country road trip of self-discovery and familial bonding. Along the way, their true identities and motivations slowly unravel, forcing Bree to confront her past and Toby to grapple with the shocking reality of his parentage, ultimately leading them to Bree's eccentric family in Arizona before facing their complicated future.