Neal Page (Steve Martin) is squeezed into coach after being bumped from first class. He is seated beside Del Griffith (John Candy) who proceeds to take off his shoe and then his sock, waving it around to all and sundry and killing every small animal in the vicinity.

Director:  John Hughes Writer:  John Hughes Cast:
Steve Martin -  Neal Page John Candy -  Del Griffith Laila Robins -  Susan Page Michael McKean -  State Trooper Kevin Bacon -  Taxi racer Dylan Baker -  Owen Carol Bruce -  Joy Page		Olivia Burnette -  Marti Diana Douglas -  Peg Martin Ferrero -  Motel Clerk Richard Herd -  Walt Susan Kellerman -  Waitress Edie McClurg -  Car Rental Agent George Petrie -  Martin Page Gary Riley -  Motel Thief

Love takes many forms. You can love your new cell phone technology, you can love your girl friend, you can love your life. But when all three are entwined, events can interfere and smack up across the face. Sam Treadwell (David Andrews) and Cherry (Pamela Gidley) are having an intimate moment, rolling about in the suds from an overflowing washer when, pop…, an electrical spark flares. Cherry’s eyes roll up into her head. She’s short-circuited. Poor Sam, he’ll have to find some replacement parts if he wants his relationship with Cherry to continue.

Director:  Steve De Jarnatt; Steven de Jarnatt Writer:  Michael Almereyda; Lloyd Fonvielle Cast:
David Andrews -  Sam Treadwell Jennifer Balgobin -  Glory Hole Hotel Clerk Marshall Bell -  Bill Harry Carey, Jr. -  Snappy Tom Larry Fishburne -  Glu Glu Lawyer Pamela Gidley -  Cherry 2000 Melanie Griffith -  Edith ‘E.’ Johnson, Tracker Michael C. Gwynne -  Slim, Robot Designer		Brion James -  Stacy, Tracker Ben Johnson -  Six-Fingered Jake, Tracker Jeff Levine -  Marty Jennifer Mayo -  Randa, Snappy Tom’s Woman Cameron Milzer -  Elaine aka Ginger, Lester’s Woman Howard Swain -  Jim Skeet Jack Thibeau -  Stubby Man Tim Thomerson -  Lester

There is an allure to the mythology of vampires. It comes across in the way they move, the way they seduce, the way they dress. Sure, they have weaknesses like the daylight thing, the lack of variety in their diet, the brooding which, I guess, is meant to be attractive. But this is small potatoes to the long life, the long term wealth investments and the loyalties of bestseller fiction writers. So along comes Jesse (Lance Henriksen), Mae (Jenny Wright), Diamondback (Jenette Goldstein) and the others in this motley vampire band of trailer trash and blow all of the fangy coolness built up over the years. It’s not surprising that they get their comeuppance in such a desultory fashion. I’d imagine the vamp PR firm had no trouble allowing the script writer to arrange for their sunny demise.

Director:  Kathryn Bigelow Writer:  Kathryn Bigelow; Eric Red Cast:
Adrian Pasdar -  Caleb Colton Jenny Wright -  Mae Lance Henriksen -  Jesse Bill Paxton -  Severen Jenette Goldstein -  Diamondback Tim Thomerson -  Loy Colton Joshua John Miller -  Homer Marcie Leeds -  Sarah Colton		Kenny Call -  Deputy Sheriff Ed Corbett -  Ticket Seller Troy Evans -  Plainclothes Officer Bill Cross -  Sheriff Eakers Roger Aaron Brown -  Cajun Truck Driver Thomas Wagner -  Bartender Robert Winley -  Patron in Bar James LeGros -  Teenage Cowboy