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Pecker

"Pecker" follows the story of a young, quirky amateur photographer named Pecker, who lives in a working-class neighborhood in Baltimore. He captures candid moments of his family and friends, often highlighting their eccentricities and the peculiarities of his surroundings. When a New York art dealer discovers his work, Pecker is thrust into the spotlight, gaining fame and success in the art world. However, the sudden attention disrupts his life and relationships, as his subjects become uncomfortable with their newfound exposure. Pecker must navigate the challenges of balancing his artistic ambitions with the impact on his personal life and the people he loves.

Bad Boys

In the 1983 film "Bad Boys," Mick O'Brien, a troubled Chicago teenager, is sent to a juvenile detention center after accidentally killing the younger brother of his rival, Paco Moreno, during a botched robbery. Inside the facility, Mick struggles to survive the harsh environment and the violent inmates, while trying to reform himself. Meanwhile, Paco seeks revenge by targeting Mick's girlfriend, J.C. Walenski, on the outside. As tensions rise, Mick must navigate the brutal realities of the detention center and confront his own demons, ultimately leading to a climactic showdown with Paco when he is also incarcerated. The film explores themes of redemption, violence, and the impact of choices on one's future.

Juliet, Naked

Annie Platt is stuck in a long-term relationship with Duncan, an obsessive fan of the obscure and reclusive 1990s rock musician, Tucker Crowe. When a demo of Tucker's legendary breakup album is released, Duncan posts a worshipful review on his fan website, prompting a fed-up Annie to post her own scathing counter-opinion. Her harsh critique earns her an unexpected email from Tucker Crowe himself, who agrees with her assessment of his work. This sparks a transatlantic correspondence in which the two bond over their shared feelings of regret and disappointment with their lives. After Annie leaves Duncan, Tucker has a health scare that brings him to London, leading him and Annie to finally meet in person, where they must navigate their complicated feelings and the musician's chaotic family life, ultimately helping each other find the courage to move on from their respective pasts.

Home Movies

"Home Movies" follows the story of a young aspiring filmmaker named Denis Byrd, who is encouraged by his eccentric film professor, The Maestro, to document his own life as a way to gain control over it. Denis decides to focus his film on his dysfunctional family, including his overbearing mother, his philandering father, and his brother, who is a self-absorbed football star. As Denis navigates the chaos of his family life, he learns to assert himself and confront the various challenges he faces, all while capturing the absurdity and humor of his everyday experiences on camera.

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.

The Temptations

"The Temptations" is a biographical miniseries that chronicles the rise, fall, and enduring legacy of the iconic Motown group, The Temptations. The story is narrated by Otis Williams, the last surviving original member, and follows the group's journey from their humble beginnings in Detroit to becoming one of the most successful and influential acts in music history. The film delves into the personal and professional challenges faced by the group, including internal conflicts, lineup changes, and struggles with addiction. Despite these obstacles, The Temptations achieve monumental success with hits like "My Girl" and "Ain't Too Proud to Beg," leaving an indelible mark on the music industry. The narrative captures the essence of their music, the complexity of their relationships, and the impact of their legacy on future generations.

Phantasm

Newly orphaned teenager Mike Pearson, his older brother Jody, and their friends face off against a mysterious grave robber known as the Tall Man, who employs a lethal arsenal of unearthly we... Read all Tags: Storyline: Don Coscarelli rented all of the filming equipment used to make this movie, always on Fridays so he could use it all weekend and return it on Mondays, all the while only actually having to pay one day's rental on the equipment.