Jealousy is such an insidious sin. It creeps in quietly and grabs hold, twists our brain and leaves us as a shameful shadow of the person we want to be and hope we are. Jill St. Claire (Amanda Peet) is its poster child. The moment her guy, Jimmy “The Tulip” Tudeski (Bruce Willis), learns his ex, Cynthia (Natasha Henstridge), has been kidnapped, he’s off to help find her yet Jill tried for two years to get him off his ass and go back into his chosen profession of contract killing. Then when she learns that Jimmy’s lucky crucifix was a gift from Cynthia, she goes ballistic, cutting him off completely from all consort and won’t even let him into their motel room, forcing Jimmy to share one with Oz Oseransky (Matthew Perry) and their kidnap-swappee Strabo Gogolak (Frank Collison).

Director:  Howard Deutch Writer:  Mitchell Kapner; George Gallo Cast:
Bruce Willis -  Jimmy ‘The Tulip’ Tudeski Matthew Perry -  Nicholas ‘Oz’ Oseransky Amanda Peet -  Jill St. Claire Kevin Pollak -  Laszlo Natasha Henstridge -  Cynthia Frank Collison -  Strabo Johnny Messner -  Zevo Silas Weir Mitchell -  Yermo		Tasha Smith -  Julie Elisa Gallay -  Anya Franck Pesce -  Policeman #1 Monte Perlin -  Goon #4 Carlo Zapata -  Guy In Trunk #2 Tallulah Belle Willis -  Buttercup Scout Barry Thompson -  Kiosk Vender Johnny Williams -  Vito

Suzie Toller (Neve Campbell) and Kelly Van Ryan (Denise Richards) concoct abuse by their guidance counselor Sam Lombardo (Matt Dillon). In court, they sabotage one another’s story when Suzie claims it was a setup. Kelly started it when she was spurned by Sam who was making the moves on her mom, Sandra (Theresa Russell). But that is only part of the plan. To what lengths would you go to get your hands on millions of dollars?

Director:  John McNaughton Writer:  Stephen Peters Cast:
Matt Dillon -  Sam Lombardo Kevin Bacon -  Sgt. Ray Duquette Neve Campbell -  Suzie Marie Toller Denise Richards -  Kelly Lanier Van Ryan Daphne Rubin-Vega -  Det. Gloria Perez Bill Murray -  Kenneth Bowden Theresa Russell -  Sandra Van Ryan Robert Wagner -  Tom Baxter		Carrie Snodgress -  Ruby Jeff Perry -  Det. Bryce Hunter Cory Pendergast -  Jimmy ‘Jimbo’ Leach Marc Macaulay -  Walter Toi Svane -  Nicole Beach Dennis Neal -  Art Maddox Eduardo Yáñez -  Frankie Condo Paulo Benedeti -  Kirk

Sneaky, creepy guys bluster and chatter like squirrels and they have a predilection for going after the girls. Harvey Morris (A.J. Buckley) and his two buddies arrive at Crystal Martin’s (Jennifer Sipes) trailer eager to punish her for talking to the good guys about a secret council meeting. They try intimidation and move on to rape to show how manly they are.

Director:  Tripp Reed; Earl Bellamy Writer:  Joe Halpin; Brian Strasmann; Howard B. Kreitsek Cast:
Kevin Sorbo -  Nick Prescott Yvette Nipar -  Agent Kate Jensen A.J. Buckley -  Harvey Morris Gail Cronauer -  Emma Prescott Bentley Mitchum -  Walter Morris Haley Ramm -  Samantha Jensen Jennifer Sipes -  Crystal Martin Robert Paschall Jr. -  Doyle Reed		Charles Baker -  Nate Ron Bath -  Restaurant Patron Riley Chambers -  Juror Steve M. Clark -  Police/Deputy Sheriff Jerry Cotton -  Traxell Byrne John S. Davies -  Det. Pete Michaels Vince Davis -  Dan Moses J.D. Fryberger -  Howie

The death of a friend always provokes a gamut of emotions, particularly if you’re the one who discovers the body. All of this runs through Jackie O’Shea (Ian Bannen) when he finds the corpse of his friend Ned Devine (Jimmy Keough) with a massive grin on his face. It appears that he died of shock after learning that he won the lottery. Now Jackie is exasperated to think that nobody can claim the winnings since it must be claimed by the purchaser, according to Irish lottery rules. But then maybe there is something that can be done.

Director:  Kirk Jones; Kirk Jones (III) Writer:  Kirk Jones Cast:
Ian Bannen -  Jackie O’Shea David Kelly -  Michael O’Sullivan Fionnula Flanagan -  Annie O’Shea Susan Lynch -  Maggie O’Toole James Nesbitt -  Pig Finn Paul Vaughan -  Narrator (voice) Adrian Robinson -  Lotto Observer Maura O’Malley -  Mrs. Kennedy		Robert Hickey -  Maurice O’Toole Paddy Ward -  Brendy O’Toole James Ryland -  Dennis Fitzgerald Fintan McKeown -  Pat Mulligan Eileen Dromey -  Lizzy Quinn Kitty Fitzgerald -  Kitty Dermot Kerrigan -  Father Patrick Jimmy Keogh -  Ned Devine

How do you cope with the circumstances of life when you have to reinvent them? If everything around you is falling apart such that all of your choices are taken from you, where do you turn? If you are Bobby “Bats” Batton (Tom Sizemore), the feds and witness protection. But now he has to get a job (something he has never had), put his kids in school (with no money fro private school) and pay for the day-to-day amenities all while doing an honest day’s labour.

Director:  Richard Pearce Writer:  Robert Sabbag; Daniel Therriault Cast:
Tom Sizemore -  Bobby Batton Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio -  Cindy Batton Shawn Hatosy -  Sean Batton Skye McCole-Bartusiak -  Suzie Batton Forest Whitaker -  Steven Beck William Sadler -  Sharp Jim Metzler -  Jim Cutler Greg Pitts -  Duffy		Daniel Zacapa -  David Ramirez Greg Lipari Sr. -  Hit Man Leon Russom -  Reedy Joanna Merlin -  Cindy’s Mother Harrison Young -  Cindy’s Father Randy Thompson -  First Marshal Byron Keith Minns -  Second Marshal Janni Brenn -  Airplane Passenger