You know, some days it just isn’t worth getting out of bed. Transaction Man (Paul Gleason) is the go-between to buy a quarter million dollars in counterfeit paper for $50,000 in real cash. But he gets are two blasts in the chest for his effort and then he’s run over. And to add to his misery, the $50,000 was phony too.

Director:  James B. Harris; Takeshi Kitano Writer:  Gerald Petievich; James B. Harris Cast:
Wesley Snipes -  Jimmy Mercer Dennis Hopper -  Red Diamond Lolita Davidovich -  Vikki Dunbar Viggo Mortensen -  Ronnie Seymour Cassel -  Virgil Leach Jonathan Banks -  Max Christine Elise -  Carol Tony Lo Bianco -  Tony Dio		Valerie Perrine -  Mona James Tolkan -  Levitt Paul Gleason -  Transaction Man Lorraine Evanoff -  Connie Stephanie Williams -  Sally Tobin Bell -  Roth Bobby Hosea -  Steve Dan Hedaya -  Brady

After all of the good, the bad and the in-between things Dwight ‘Bucky’ Bleichert (Josh Hartnett) has done to protect the ones he loves, their secrets and those he protects, he finds solace in the arms of Kay Lake (Scarlett Johansson). There he finds a place where he can feel safe and protected from the world. Isn’t that what all of us want after a long, hard day?

Director:  Brian De Palma Writer:  Josh Friedman; James Ellroy Cast:
Josh Hartnett -  Ofcr. Dwight ‘Bucky’ Bleichert Scarlett Johansson -  Kay Lake Aaron Eckhart -  Sgt. Leland ‘Lee’ Blanchard Hilary Swank -  Madeleine Linscott Mia Kirshner -  Elizabeth Short Mike Starr -  Russ Millard Fiona Shaw -  Ramona Linscott Patrick Fischler -  Ellis Loew		James Otis -  Dolph Bleichert John Kavanagh -  Emmet Linscott Troy Evans -  Chief T. Green Anthony Russell -  Morrie Friedman Pepe Serna -  Dos Santos Angus MacInnes -  Capt. John Tierney Rachel Miner -  Martha Linscott Victor McGuire -  Bill Koenig

Eloise (Pamela Gidley) finds her true love in Lenny (Tom Sizemore). SHe has a good job as a personal assistant to an actress, a comfortable life but things seem to be slipping away from her when Lenny gets arrested, loses his job and starts to rough her up. But she defends him against one and all. What’s a girl to do when she can’t live with him nor without him?

Director:  Jill Goldman Writer:  George Gary Cast:
Tom Sizemore -  Lenny Pamela Gidley -  Eloise Jennifer O’Neill -  Ms. Alman Seymour Cassel -  Uncle Bud Margaux Hemingway -  Jackie Debi Mazar -  Delores Jordan Lund -  Mr. Cook Julie Strain -  Amber		Peter Spellos -  Mover Barbara Pilavin -  Waitress Joe E. Tata -  Norm Vyto Ruginis -  Evan Blair Tefkin -  Saleswoman Paul Bollen -  Paul Pat Crawford Brown -  Woman in Pink Don Bajema -  Bartender

The residents of many nursing homes are placed into a passive mode. They are subject to the whims and vagaries of services provided by others. When they decide to become active for some reason, it takes an enormous amount of convincing of those in control that something needs to change. That is the case for two denizens of a home in Mud Creek, Texas. Toss in the fact that Elvis ( Bruce Campbell) thinks he is The King who swapped his status for an impersonator to get away from the limelight and Jack (Ossie Davis) who claims to be John F. Kennedy and has had his skin dyed and the chance of anyone believing them that something evil is afoot is marginal at best. So the duo decide that it is up to them to tackle it themselves, Elvis with his walker and Jack in his wheelchair.

Director:  Don Coscarelli Writer:  Don Coscarelli Cast:
Bruce Campbell -  Elvis Presley Ossie Davis -  John “Jack” Fitzgerald Kennedy Ella Joyce -  Massaging Nurse Bob Ivy -  Bubba Ho-Tep Heidi Marnhout -  Callie		Daniel Roebuck -  Hearse Driver Daniel Schweiger -  Hearse Driver Harrison Young -  Bull Thomas Larry Pennell -  Kemosabe

We are all plagued by guilt. Guilt over what we’ve done, what we could have done, what we haven’t done. How we handle it is often a measure of how we are able to cope every day. My guilt tends to be associational, that is, something triggers a memory and no matter how hard I try to assuage it, the circumstances I remember cause me to pause and wonder what can be done to eliminate it. But I’m relieved that mine is limited to stuff where I had an element of control over the situation. I wouldn’t want to be Buddy Amaral (Ben Affleck), an ad executive anticipating a one-sight stand with fellow passenger Mimi Praeger (Natasha Henstridge). He gives his airplane ticket to Greg Janello (Tony Goldwyn) who is anxious to get home to his wife Abby (Gwyneth Paltrow) and family. After the plane crashes, Buddy checks into rehab for his drinking. He goes in search of Abby and finds her now working as a struggling real estate agent. Buddy tries to buy some relief by having her as agent for his advertising agency’s new offices but he cannot bring himself to tell her the truth. Serindipitously, Mimi has a chance meeting with Abby, who discovers Buddy’s secret.

Director:  Don Roos Writer:  Don Roos Cast:
Ben Affleck -  Buddy Amaral Gwyneth Paltrow -  Abby Janello Natasha Henstridge -  Mimi Prager Edward Edwards -  Ron Wachter Jennifer Grey -  Janice Guerrero Tony Goldwyn -  Greg Janello Lisa Carpenter-Prewitt -  Carol Wilson Lisa Joyner -  T.V. Announcer		Richard Saxton -  CNN Reporter Caroline Aaron -  Donna David Dorfman -  Joey Janello Alex D. Linz -  Scott Janello Juan García -  Kevin Walters Mary Ellen Lyon -  Ellen Seitz Joe Morton -  Jim Willer Thea Mann -  Karen