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Bananas

"Bananas" is a comedy film directed by Woody Allen. The story follows Fielding Mellish, played by Woody Allen, a neurotic and bumbling product tester who becomes involved in a revolution in a fictional Latin American country. Fielding finds himself caught up in political intrigue and comedic chaos as he tries to navigate his way through the escalating conflict. The film is a satirical take on politics and revolution, filled with quirky characters and humorous situations.

UHF

An unemployed visionary becomes the manager of a local television station. The station becomes a success, with all sorts of hilarious sight gags and wacky humor. Tags: Storyline: For the shot of the Spatula City billboard, the production bought a billboard on a remote stretch of highway. For months afterward, drivers taking the exit would ask nearby businesses about Spatula City. The ad was finally removed after the businesses complained.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

In "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," the beautiful and kind-hearted princess Snow White is forced to flee into the forest to escape the wrath of her wicked stepmother, the Queen, who is envious of Snow White's beauty. The Queen, using her magic mirror, discovers that Snow White is still alive and the fairest in the land, prompting her to disguise herself as an old hag to deliver a poisoned apple to Snow White. Meanwhile, Snow White finds refuge in the cottage of seven dwarfs—Doc, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Bashful, Sneezy, and Dopey—who grow fond of her and protect her. However, Snow White falls into a deep sleep after biting the poisoned apple, and it is only the kiss of true love from a prince that can awaken her. The film concludes with the Queen's defeat and Snow White's joyous awakening, leading to her happily ever after with the prince.

The Boogens

In "The Boogens," a group of miners reopens an abandoned silver mine in a small Colorado town, unaware that the tunnels are home to ancient, deadly creatures known as the Boogens. As the miners and their friends settle into a nearby cabin, strange occurrences and mysterious disappearances begin to unfold. The creatures, awakened by the mining activity, emerge from the depths to terrorize the unsuspecting group. As the body count rises, the survivors must uncover the truth about the mine's dark history and find a way to stop the Boogens before they become the next victims of the subterranean menace.

The Mummy's Curse

In "The Mummy's Curse," the ancient mummy Kharis is accidentally revived in the Louisiana bayous when a construction crew drains the swamp where he was buried. As Kharis begins a murderous rampage to find his lost love, Princess Ananka, who has also been resurrected, archaeologists and locals race against time to stop him. The mummy's caretaker, Dr. Ilzor Zandaab, and his assistant, Ragheb, have their own sinister plans for Kharis, leading to a series of deadly confrontations. Meanwhile, Princess Ananka, suffering from amnesia, gradually regains her memories and attempts to escape the mummy's grasp. The film culminates in a dramatic showdown as the forces of good and evil clash, ultimately leading to Kharis's destruction and Ananka's return to eternal rest.

Haywire

In "Haywire," Mallory Kane, a highly skilled black ops operative, is double-crossed during a mission in Barcelona and must use her lethal skills to survive a series of betrayals. After being set up by her own agency, she embarks on a relentless quest for revenge, traveling across the globe to uncover the truth behind the conspiracy against her. As she navigates a dangerous world of espionage and deceit, Mallory must outsmart and outfight her former allies, including her handler Kenneth and a mysterious operative named Paul, to clear her name and protect her family. The film culminates in a tense showdown where Mallory confronts those who betrayed her, revealing the intricate web of lies and corruption that led to her being targeted.

Miss Austen

Set in 1830, Miss Austen follows Cassandra Austen, now in her late 60s, as she arrives at the home of a dying clergyman’s family under the guise of a compassionate visit. Her true purpose, however, is to locate and destroy the deeply personal letters her late sister Jane once sent to the reverend’s wife. As Cassandra reads through the correspondence, the story shifts between past and present—unveiling Cassandra’s own youthful heartbreak, Jane’s moments of wit and pain, and the quiet solidarity that bound the sisters in a society that offered single women little more than invisibility. Tensions rise between Cassandra and her opportunistic sister-in-law Mary, who seeks to publish Jane’s private life for public gain. As the emotional and ethical stakes mount, Cassandra must weigh the value of truth, memory, and silence—ultimately choosing what parts of her sister’s legacy the world is allowed to know.