There are times when I figure I’ve been possessed. I know it wasn’t me that bought that CD and I know I’d never by something in that colour. Anton Tobias (Devon Sawa) is in the same boat since the Dark Lord Himself has taken possession of his right hand causing him to drive a broken bottle into Mick’s (Seth Green) face and take a radial saw blade to slice off Pnub’s (Elden Henson) head. And then things really get weird. On the plus side, Mick and Pnub do reappear (as zombies though) after they duct tape his head back on.
- Director: Rodman Flender
- Writer: Terri Hughes; Ron Milbauer; Terry Hughes
- Cast:
- Devon Sawa - Anton Tobias
- Seth Green - Mick
- Elden Henson - Pnub
- Jessica Alba - Molly
- Vivica A. Fox - Debi LeCure
- Christopher Hart - The Hand
- Jack Noseworthy - Randy
- Katie Wright - Tanya
- Sean Whalen - McMacy
- Nick Sadler - Ruck
- Fred Willard - Dad Tobias
- Connie Ray - Mom Tobias
- Steve Van Wormer - Curtis
- Kelly Monaco - Tiffany
- Timothy Stack - Principal Tidwell
- Joey Slotnick - Burger Jungle Manager
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Don’t you just love urban legends? I’ve heard them, repeated them and know folks who know folks to whom they have happened. It’s a constant source of gossip and confusion. One of the best forms a plot line here. Sydney Barringer (Chris O’Hara), a 17-year-old boy, attempts suicide by jumping off the roof of his apartment building. It becomes a homicide when he was accidentally shot by his mother Faye (Miriam Margolyes) as he fell past his own apartment window. His parents, Fay and Arthur (Clement Blake) argued often and threatened each other with a supposedly unloaded shotgun. But Sydney had loaded it a few days earlier hoping they would follow through with their threats to kill one another. Thus he unwittingly became an accomplice in his own murder, albeit unwittingly. Even creepier is that a newly installed protective netting for window washers on the apartments building’s exterior would have saved his life if he had not been shot.
- Director: Paul Thomas Anderson
- Writer: Paul Thomas Anderson
- Cast:
- Tom Cruise - Frank T.J. Mackey
- Pat Healy - Sir Edmund William Godfrey/Young Pharmacy Kid
- Julianne Moore - Linda Partridge
- Genevieve Zweig - Mrs. Godfrey
- Mark Flannagan - Joseph Green
- William H. Macy - Quiz Kid Donnie Smith
- Neil Flynn - Stanley Berry
- Philip Seymour Hoffman - Phil Parma
- Rod McLachlan - Daniel Hill
- Allan Graf - Firefighter
- Melora Walters - Claudia Wilson Gator
- Philip Baker Hall - Jimmy Gator
- Patton Oswalt - Delmer Darion
- Jeremy Blackman - Stanley Spector
- Raymond ‘Big Guy’ Gonzales - Reno Security Guard
- Melinda Dillon - Rose Gator
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Have you ever done an Elvis impersonation? Did you try doing the voice? Or maybe got gussied up in a similar jumpsuit? The sneer is something most try. Well, Chelsea Turner (Bridgette Wilson) does a great Elvis impersonation of one of The King’s numbers from Viva Las Vegas. And it isn’t just the singing. She has the dance steps to match. But she has something more than Elvis was ever able to give to his fans when she pulls open her top.
- Director: Jeff Franklin
- Writer: Jeff Franklin
- Cast:
- French Stewart - Seth Winnick
- Bridgette Wilson - Chelsea Turner
- Bill Bellamy - Larry Garnett
- Tyra Banks - Holly Garnett
- Steve Hytner - Marty Mark
- Jason Bateman - Jesse Travis/Ronnie
- Tiffani-Amber Thiessen - Rebecca Melini/Juliette
- Ellis E. Williams - Minister
- Ivana Milavich - Amber
- Montrose Hagins - Nana
- Renata Scott - Mrs. Littlejohn
- Warren Littlefield - Peter Bloomstein
- Lisa Amsterdam - Writer
- Tom Gammill - Writer
- Tim Hightower - Writer
- Hal Spear - Writer
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I was chatting with a neighbour and her daughter the other day. Mostly about the snow melting and how much fun rubber boots are since it is tough to get abstract with a two-year-old. She knows my first name, where I live and sorta makes a sentence once every three tries. A few days later, I was being visited by a friend when there was a knock on the back door. It was my neighbour with her daughter who apparently wanted to talk to me some more even though I must look 60 feet tall to her. She got a few sentences out before she turned shy and decided to go home. When I turned to my visiting friend, she had teared up. That’s the way Gloria (Sharon Stone) feels when she finds out that Nicky Nuñez (Jean-Luke Figueroa), orphaned when his family is murdered, doesn’t have anyone in the world to care for him or to raise him. She figures she can give it a go much to the chagrin of her family and circle of friends.
- Director: Sidney Lumet; John Cassavetes
- Writer: John Cassavetes; Steve Antin
- Cast:
- Sharon Stone - Gloria
- Jean-Luke Figueroa - Nicky Nuñez
- Jeremy Northam - Kevin
- Cathy Moriarty - Diane
- George C. Scott - Ruby
- Mike Starr - Sean
- Bonnie Bedelia - Brenda
- Barry McEvoy - Terry
- Don Billett - Raymond
- Jerry Dean - Mickey
- Tony DiBenedetto - Zach
- Teddy Atlas - Ian
- Bobby Cannavale - Jack Jesus Nunez
- Sarita Choudhury - Angela
- Miriam Colon - Maria
- Desiree Casado - Luz
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I’m a sucker for production design and this movie has some of the best I’ve seen. The portions set in 1937 Los Angeles are remarkable for their style, tone and nuance. I keep popping it back into my DVD player just to enjoy. But I must admit I was taken aback seeing Vincent D’Onofrio as a blonde.
- Director: Josef Rusnak; Chris Roach
- Writer: Daniel F. Galouye; Josef Rusnak; Ravel Centeno-Rodriguez
- Cast:
- Craig Bierko - Douglas Hall/John Ferguson/David
- Armin Mueller-Stahl - Hannon Fuller/Grierson
- Gretchen Mol - Jane Fuller/Natasha Molinaro
- Vincent D’Onofrio - Jason Whitney/Jerry Ashton
- Dennis Haysbert - Detective Larry McBain
- Steven Schub - Zev Bernstein
- Jeremy Roberts - Tom Jones
- Rif Hutton - Joe
- Leon Rippy - Jane’s Lawyer
- Janet MacLachlan - Ellen
- Brad Henke - Cop #1
- Burt Bulos - Bellhop
- Venessia Valentino - Concierge
- Howard S. Miller - Chauffeur
- Tia Texada - Natasha’s Roomate
- Shiri Appleby - Bridget Manilla
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