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Schitt's Creek

"Schitt's Creek" is not a film but a television series that follows the story of the wealthy Rose family, who suddenly find themselves broke after their business manager embezzles their fortune. The only asset left to them is a small, backwater town called Schitt's Creek, which they had bought as a joke years earlier. Forced to live in a rundown motel, the family—comprising video store magnate Johnny Rose, his soap opera star wife Moira, and their two adult children, David and Alexis—must adjust to their new, modest lifestyle. As they navigate their new reality, the Roses gradually become more involved in the community and begin to rebuild their lives, discovering the true value of family and relationships in the process.

Stripes

"Stripes" is a comedy film directed by Ivan Reitman. The story follows two friends, John and Russell, played by Bill Murray and Harold Ramis, who decide to join the army on a whim. They go through basic training under the tough Sgt. Hulka, portrayed by Warren Oates, along with a colorful group of fellow recruits. As they struggle to adapt to military life, they find themselves in various hilarious situations. The film showcases their journey from misfits to capable soldiers, all while providing plenty of laughs along the way.

The Uninvited

A composer and his sister discover that the reason they are able to purchase a beautiful gothic seacoast mansion very cheaply is the house's unsavory past. Tags: Storyline: When Stella enters a trance and speaks in Spanish during the seance, she says, "Listen, listen! It's not her! It's not her! Do not believe anything! Do not listen to her, because she's lying! You thief! Thief of my love!"

Slipstream

In the near future, where Earth has been devastated by man's pollution and giant winds rule the planet, bounty hunter Matt kidnaps a murderer out of the hands of two police officers, planning to get the bounty himself.

Arsenic and Old Lace

Mortimer Brewster, a Brooklyn writer of books on the futility of marriage, risks his reputation after he decides to tie the knot. Things grow complicated when he learns that his beloved maid... Read all Tags: Storyline: At the time of production, Warner Bros. announced that the Brewster house was the largest set ever built at the studio. The house was complete, room by room, in every detail. Production records confirm that several scenes were shot in various rooms of the Brewster house. (Mortimer's grandfather's study, the aunts' bedroom, and the cellar were filmed, but not included in the final cut of the film).

Li'l Abner

In the 1940 film "Li'l Abner," the story unfolds in the fictional town of Dogpatch, where the residents are thrown into a frenzy upon learning that their town has been declared the most unnecessary place in the country and is set to be turned into a testing ground for atomic bombs. The townsfolk, led by the naive but strong Li'l Abner, must find a way to prove their town's worth to the government. Meanwhile, Abner is pursued by the persistent Daisy Mae, who is determined to win his affections. As the deadline for the town's destruction looms, the quirky characters of Dogpatch band together in a series of comedic and heartfelt efforts to save their beloved home, ultimately showcasing the town's unique charm and value.

Kong: Skull Island

In "Kong: Skull Island," a diverse team of scientists, soldiers, and adventurers embarks on an expedition to the mysterious Skull Island in the Pacific Ocean, unaware that they are entering the domain of the mighty Kong. As they traverse the island's treacherous terrain, they encounter a host of dangerous creatures and discover that Kong is not the only threat lurking in the jungle. The group, led by tracker James Conrad and photojournalist Mason Weaver, must navigate the island's perils while grappling with the moral implications of their mission. As tensions rise and alliances shift, they come to realize that Kong may be the key to their survival against the island's other monstrous inhabitants, ultimately leading to a climactic battle for dominance and survival.