Into the Woods (2014, directed by Rob Marshall, starring Anna Kendrick. PG) A baker and his wife, desperate to start a family, make a deal with a witch to remove the curse that is stopping them from having children. Their task is to obtain magical objects from the Grimm fairy tales and give them to the witch.
Home (2015, directed by Tim Johnson, starring Jim Parsons. PG) A fugitive alien decides to hide on Earth, where he runs into Tip, an adventurous young women who is searching for her lost mother. Together they learn things that will affect both of their worlds. See this movie before it is released on DVD and Blu-ray.
The Maze Runner (2014, directed by Wes Ball, starring Dylan O’Brien. PG-13) Thomas wakes up in a community of boys trapped inside a large maze. He cannot remember anything but his name and he learns that the only way out is to find a way through the deadly maze.
Jupiter Ascending (2015, directed by The Wachowskis, starring Mila Kunis and Channing Tatum. PG-13) Jupiter Jones is a young woman who dreams of the stars while cleaning other peoples' homes. She is just another average person with bad luck and no future. That is until an ex-military hunter arrives on Earth to protect her and reveal her true destiny out among the stars.
Doomed! The Untold Story of Roger Corman's The Fantastic Four (2015, directed by Marty Lanford. NR) This feature-length documentary tracks the history of the troubled 1994 Concord-New Horizon's/Constantin Films production of The Fantastic Four. Nearly 20 cast/crew and others experts discuss the behind-the-scenes shenanigans, legal troubles, career fallouts, and lasting legacy of Oley Sassone’s “lost” film.
The Voices (2014, directed by Marjane Satrapi, starring Ryan Reynolds. R) Jerry is just a normal blue-collar worker with a court-appointed psychiatrist. With her encouragement, he asks his workplace crush out on a date. Things take a dark turn, however, when he is stood up and now must decide to whether follow the advice of his evil talking cat or benevolent speaking dog.
Hercules (2014, directed by Brett Ratner, starring Dwayne Johnson. PG-13) Hercules has completed his twelve labors but at the cost of his family. He now wanders from place to place with a band of sell-swords, fighting for anyone who will pay. He is then hired to help train an army for a king and his daughter to defeat a tyrannical warlord and learns just how far he has fallen into despair.
Pernicious (2015, directed by James Cullen Bressack, starring Ciara Hanna, Emily O'Brien, and Jackie Moore. NR) Three young, beautiful girls arrive in Thailand to teach English for the summer, for what should have been the adventure of a lifetime. The girls find themselves in a nightmare situation when new friends go missing, bloody dreams haunt their sleep, and a stolen statue leads them down a dark path into Thai folklore and magic. Things only get worse when they realize not what, but who is haunting them: an 8-year-old girl, brutally murdered and sacrificed by her family decades ago.
Riddick (2013, directed by David Towhy, starring Vin Diesel. R) The most deadly convict in the universe returns. Riddick is betrayed by his subjects and marooned on a desolate planet, where he uses his many survival skills to find an abandoned bounty hunter outpost and call for someone dumb enough to think they can capture or kill the ultimate survivor.
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Corvette Summer (1978, directed by Mathew Robbins, starring Mark Hamill and Annie Potts, PG) High school grad Ken spent his senior year designing and building his dream Corvette only to have it stolen. Determined to reclaim his stolen, car Ken pursues the car thief across the country and meets an ally along the way -- Vanessa, a would-be teenaged prostitute. Together they work to recover the prized Corvette.
