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Cause for Alarm!

In Cause for Alarm! (1951), young housewife Ellen Jones (Loretta Young) finds her tidy suburban world unraveling when her bedridden husband George (Barry Sullivan), suffering from a mix of physical illness and paranoid delusions, becomes convinced that Ellen and his physician are conspiring to murder him. Secretly composing a letter to the District Attorney accusing them of attempted murder, George dies suddenly from a heart attack before Ellen realizes what he’s done. Now trapped in a race against the mailman, Ellen must try to intercept the damning letter before it triggers a police investigation that could destroy her life. What follows is a nerve-wracking descent into psychological suspense, where every doorbell and delivery truck tightens the noose around an innocent woman’s neck.

Going Steady

"Going Steady," also known as "Lemon Popsicle 2," follows the romantic and comedic misadventures of three teenage friends, Benji, Bobby, and Huey, in 1960s Tel Aviv. Benji, the sensitive and shy member of the trio, finds himself falling in love with a new girl in town, Tammy, who is sweet and seemingly unattainable. As Benji tries to win Tammy's heart, he navigates the challenges of teenage life, including peer pressure, misunderstandings, and the ups and downs of young love. Meanwhile, his friends Bobby and Huey provide comic relief with their own escapades and attempts to woo girls, leading to a series of humorous and sometimes poignant situations that capture the essence of adolescence.

Tammy

After getting fired and finding out that her husband is cheating, Tammy hits the road with her profane, alcoholic grandmother. Tags: Storyline: The amount of money that Susan Sarandon says she has, $6700, is the same amount she had in Thelma and Louise.

Green Lantern

Reckless test pilot Hal Jordan is granted an alien ring that bestows him with otherworldly powers that inducts him into an intergalactic police force, the Green Lantern Corps. Tags: Storyline: Carol's line "I've seen you naked! You think I wouldn't recognize you because you covered your cheekbones?" was an ad-lib by Blake Lively.

Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael

In "Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael," the small town of Clyde, Ohio, is abuzz with excitement over the anticipated return of Roxy Carmichael, a local girl who left for Hollywood and became a celebrity. Amidst the preparations for Roxy's homecoming, Dinky Bossetti, a quirky and misunderstood teenager, becomes convinced that she is Roxy's long-lost daughter. As Dinky navigates her feelings of alienation and her desire for belonging, she becomes increasingly obsessed with the idea of meeting Roxy, believing that this connection will provide her with the acceptance and identity she craves. The film explores themes of self-discovery and the longing for acceptance as Dinky's journey unfolds against the backdrop of the town's Roxy-mania.

Dark Night of the Scarecrow

In a small Southern town, gentle but mentally challenged Bubba Ritter is devoted to his young friend, Marylee. When Marylee is savagely attacked by a dog and believed to be dead, the town's bigoted postman, Otis P. Hazelrigg, forms a lynch mob with three of his friends, convinced Bubba is responsible. Despite his mother's efforts to hide him by disguising him as a scarecrow in a field, the mob finds Bubba and murders him. Soon after, they discover that Marylee survived and Bubba was actually her savior. The men are acquitted of the killing by concocting a story of self-defense, but soon a mysterious scarecrow begins to appear, and the members of the lynch mob are hunted down and killed one by one in seemingly accidental, yet poetic, ways. As the paranoid and terrified Otis becomes the last man standing, he is ultimately confronted and killed by the avenging scarecrow, which runs him down with a piece of farm equipment, delivering a final, supernatural justice.

Firestarter: Rekindled

A young woman who has the ability to start fires with her mind, must now face the trauma of her childhood by battling with a group of very talented children and their cruel leader, John Rainbird.