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Local Hero

"Local Hero" is a comedy-drama film directed by Bill Forsyth. The story follows a young oil executive named Mac who is sent to a small Scottish village called Ferness to negotiate the purchase of the land for an oil refinery. As Mac interacts with the quirky locals, including the eccentric billionaire Felix Happer, he begins to question his corporate values and finds himself drawn to the charm of the village. The film explores themes of community, environmentalism, and the clash between modern development and traditional ways of life.

The Gathering

"The Gathering" follows Cassie Grant, a young woman who discovers she has the ability to see ghosts. She is haunted by visions of a young boy who leads her to uncover a dark secret within a small English village. As she investigates further, Cassie uncovers a sinister plot involving the townspeople and a mysterious gathering that threatens the lives of those she cares about. With the help of her boyfriend and a local priest, Cassie must confront the evil forces at play before it's too late.

Thelma & Louise

Two best friends set out on an adventure, but it soon turns around to a terrifying escape from being hunted by the police, as these two women escape for the crimes they committed. Tags: Storyline: The scene where Louise grabs Thelma's headphones from her and scares her was not planned. In the DVD's audio commentary, Geena Davis commented where she was supposed to get up when Susan Sarandon called her from the car, but had the volume on her Walkman turned up too high, and did not hear her cue, so Susan came over to get her.

Cindy and Donna

Shy young Cindy nervously explores her sexuality in the swingin' '60's, with the help of her step-sister Donna. Tags: Storyline: This film is notable for its involvement a United States Supreme Court case, Roaden v. Kentucky, 413 U.S. 496 (1973). At the conclusion of a showing at a drive-in theater in that state, a county sheriff arrested theater manager Harry Roaden for exhibiting obscene material in violation of state law, seizing several reels of the film as evidence. After Roaden's conviction, his lawyers asserted that the film's seizure without a warrant violated the 4th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, and thus the reels should not have been admissible as evidence. The U.S. Supreme Court ultimately agreed that a warrant should have been obtained, as no exigency forced the sheriff to immediately seize a film being exhibited at a commercial theater with regularly scheduled performances--circumstances that afforded ample opportunity to conduct proper judicial review and obtain a warrant. Roaden's lawyers never seriously contested his conviction on the basis of the film's content, effectively conceding that the film met the standard for obscenity under Kentucky law.

Dead Doll

"Dead Doll" is a film directed by Adam Sherman. The story follows Romi Koch as Doll, a character who gets involved in a sinister world of crime and deception. She interacts with various characters such as Brian Riley, Dave, and Izzy, portrayed by Goran Dukic, Matt Boren, and Chris Karmiol respectively. As the plot unfolds, Doll navigates through a web of mystery and danger, encountering individuals like Bruce, Dr. Pinsoff, and Maria along the way. The film delves into themes of manipulation, betrayal, and survival, with Doll's journey leading to unexpected twists and revelations.

The Wild Angels

The "Angels", a San Pedro motorcycle gang, party their way through the Coachella Valley while searching for a bike stolen from them by Mexicans, clashing with police along the way. Tags: Storyline: The Hells Angels brought a $5 million defamation lawsuit against Roger Corman for what they perceived as a negative portrayal of their image.

My Man Godfrey

In "My Man Godfrey," a wealthy and eccentric family, the Bullocks, participate in a scavenger hunt that leads them to a homeless man named Godfrey, whom they bring back to their mansion as a "forgotten man" to win the game. Irene Bullock, the younger daughter, is charmed by Godfrey and hires him as the family butler. As Godfrey navigates the chaotic and dysfunctional Bullock household, he brings a sense of order and wisdom, while hiding his own mysterious past. Over time, it is revealed that Godfrey is actually a man of means who had chosen to live among the homeless to find purpose. His influence helps the family members grow and change, and ultimately, Irene falls in love with him, leading to a romantic and transformative conclusion.