2024-09-17
As an intense tropical storm bears down on a remote family estate, a cohort of privileged, out-of-touch twenty-somethings plans to spare no expense for an explosive party. Yet, their evening of drunken merriment soon takes a sinister turn when an innocent game yields fatal consequences, all the while exposing the fake personalities that lie beneath the friends' carefully curated exteriors. (Repeat
A mildly hyperactive Catholic schoolgirl tries to find fame as a movie star in order to get the boy she likes to kiss her. This outrageous comedy is based on a recurring sketch from "Saturday Night Live." (Repeat).
In this laugh-a-minute comedy, two unemployed salesmen land internships at Google, and are forced to compete against a number of overachieving college students for jobs at the tech giant. (Repeat).
Luke Wilson, Vince Vaughn and Will Ferrell star in this raucous comedy reminiscent of "Animal House." They play three disillusioned men who decide to start a fraternity near their old college in an effort to recapture their youth. (Repeat).
In the tradition of "Clerks" and "Slackers" comes this outrageously irreverent look at the employees of a popular chain restaurant. Ryan Reynolds ("Just Friends") leads the raunchy staff as they serve up gross-out gags galore. Anna Faris, Justin Long, David Koechner. Written and directed by Rob McKittrick. (Repeat).
The wait staff at Shenaniganz restaurant deals with some stiff competition from a new wing shack that opens up right next door in this outrageous sequel to 2005's "Waiting." John Michael Higgins, Andy Milonakis, Alanna Ubach, Adam Carolla, Chi McBride. Directed by Jeff Balis. (Repeat).
Clint Eastwood produced, directed and composed the score for this inspiring and engrossing World War II epic. It's the fact-based story of two marines and a sailor (Adam Beach, Jesse Bradford, Ryan Phillippe) who helped raise the flag over Iwo Jima and then were shipped home to help raise money for the war effort. Adapted from the book by Ron Powers and James Bradley, whose father is played by Phi
Alien spacecraft plant themselves at various locations around the globe in this riveting science-fiction film, forcing a linguist and a theoretical physicist to find a way to communicate with the mysterious visitors in order to learn what they want. (Repeat).
A psychic facilitates a dead banker's return to protect his girlfriend from the man who murdered him. (Repeat).
While grappling with her seemingly insurmountable grief, a young woman named Vanessa embarks on a retreat in search of some solace. However, she soon discovers that the lines between different realities have begun to blur, and she finds herself caught in the crossfire. (Repeat).
In 2020, a supercomputer determines that human beings pose the greatest threat to Earth, and begins an eradication process. Decades later, a teen struggles to survive in a world dominated by machines in this haunting sci-fi thriller. (Repeat).
In the 1950s, several couples live in an experimental community founded upon utopian principles. At the heart of it all are Alice and Jack, seemingly content in their marital bliss. Yet Alice's grip on reality slowly begins to unravel as she grows increasingly suspicious of her husband and the secrets harbored by his employers. (Repeat).
Jamie Foxx stars as Nathaniel Ayers in Oscar-nominated director Joe Wright's poignant look at a former violin prodigy whose bouts with schizophrenia landed him on the streets after two years of schooling at Juilliard. Steve Lopez is a disenchanted journalist. He's wandering through Los Angeles' Skid Row when he spots Ayers, whose promising career in music was cut short due to acute mental illness.