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Magnum Force

Inspector Harry Callahan is reassigned to homicide after his previous exploits, and immediately finds himself investigating a series of brutal, seemingly coordinated assassinations of notorious San Francisco crime figures, including a mob boss, a pimp, and a drug lord. As the body count rises and the method of execution becomes clearer, Callahan realizes these are not typical mob hits but rather meticulously planned extrajudicial killings. His investigation leads him to suspect a group of four young, highly skilled, motorcycle-riding police officers from the motorcycle patrol unit, who are disillusioned with the criminal justice system and have decided to take the law into their own hands by systematically executing those they deem beyond the reach of the courts. Callahan finds himself an unexpected target of these vigilante cops, who believe he is too old-fashioned and stands in their way. He ultimately uncovers that his own superior, Lieutenant Neil Briggs, is the mastermind behind the rogue police squad, directing their deadly missions. Callahan is forced to confront and eliminate the vigilante officers and Briggs in a violent showdown, upholding the rule of law despite his own often unconventional methods.

The Last Matinee

During a stormy night in Montevideo, a young woman named Ana takes over the projection booth at a decaying cinema while her father, the usual projectionist, falls ill. As the last few patrons settle in for the late-night screening of a horror film, a deranged killer begins to stalk and brutally murder them one by one within the dimly lit theater. Unaware of the bloodshed unfolding below, Ana is distracted by the film and the projection equipment, while the killer methodically dispatches each attendee, leaving a trail of bodies and terror. Eventually, the few remaining survivors and Ana realize they are trapped with a relentless murderer, and they must fight for their lives to escape the cinema before they become the final victims of the last matinee.

Please Murder Me!

Attorney Craig Carlson successfully defends his friend and client, Myra Leeds, who is accused of murdering her husband. After the trial, Craig discovers that Myra is actually guilty and had manipulated him to secure her acquittal. Realizing he has been used, Craig devises a plan to bring Myra to justice by setting a trap that will force her to confess. As he orchestrates a scenario to provoke her admission of guilt, the tension escalates, leading to a dramatic and unexpected conclusion.

Manfish

Three deep sea divers get involved in murder while searching for a lost treasure.

Hussy

In the 1980 film "Hussy," the story revolves around Beaty, a nightclub hostess in London, who becomes romantically involved with Emory, a mysterious American who works as a sound technician at the club. As their relationship deepens, Beaty's life becomes increasingly complicated by her past, including her involvement with a dangerous ex-lover and her responsibilities as a single mother. Emory, who harbors secrets of his own, becomes entangled in Beaty's world, leading to a series of events that force both of them to confront their pasts and the dangerous elements that threaten their future together. As tensions rise, Beaty and Emory must navigate the complexities of love, trust, and survival in a world filled with uncertainty and danger.

Private Benjamin

"Private Benjamin" follows the story of Judy Benjamin, a sheltered and pampered young woman who impulsively joins the U.S. Army after her husband dies on their wedding night. Expecting a life of luxury and adventure, Judy is instead thrust into the harsh realities of military life, facing grueling training and strict discipline. Despite her initial struggles and desire to quit, she gradually adapts to the challenges, finding inner strength and independence. As Judy transforms from a naive socialite into a confident and capable soldier, she navigates the complexities of army life, ultimately discovering her own identity and self-worth.

Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains

The media and disaffected teens mistake the acerbic rants of an obnoxious teenage punk rocker as a rallying cry for the women of America, launching her and her talentless group to national s... Read all Tags: Storyline: In a May 2019 interview with Christine Smallwood in the New York Times Magazine, Laura Dern said that she was never interested in abusing drugs because Paul Cook of the Sex Pistols "pulled her aside" on the set and "scared her straight" when she was 13. She recalled to Smallwood, "I was saying to my mom, 'Who knew that the best thing to do would be to send your daughter to do a movie with the Sex Pistols for five months?'"