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Take It To The Limit
As the world’s most popular band, the Eagles, regroup in 1994 for their Hell Freezes Over tour, they look back on the wild, emotional ride that got them where they are today.
Off the Wall
A biopic about the early solo career of Michael Jackson. In 1978, Michael moved to New York City to star as the Scarecrow in The Wiz. His co-stars were Diana Ross and Nipsey Russell. The soundtrack was produced by Quincy Jones. While living in New York, Michael frequented Studio 54. Here he learned about hip hop and beatboxing. In 1979, Michael broke his nose during a dance routine. He had his first rhinoplasty surgery shortly after. His fifth solo album, Off the Wall, was released on August 10th. This album established him as a solo performer. The film will also focus on Michael's early family issues, such as his brothers' jealousy and his father's anger issues. The film is meant to give the viewer a more realistic vision of Michael's early lifestyle; before the tabloids turned everything into turmoil.
Siegfried & Roy
A biopic about the German-American duo of magicians and entertainers, who became known for their appearances with white lions and white tigers.
Australian Vacation
After a somewhat successful trip to Wally World, Rusty decides to take another family vacation. Clark, Ellen, Audrey, and her husband, Stone, join along. Rusty decides the family should fly directly to Australia, but Clark ignores him and buys tickets for a cruise ship. The family flies to Hawaii, where they then board their cruise ship to Australia. In Vacation like-style, nothing goes right. Everything turns into a complete mess. A small fire starts in the kitchen of the cruise ship, which the Griswold family believe to be a huge deadly fire. Clark insists they all jump off the cruise ship, because he believes it's going to blow up and sink.The fire turns out to be very small and is not a threat. Meanwhile, the Griswolds float on driftwood to a nearby island. On the island, they run into Cousin Eddie. Eddie appeared on a Survivor TV show where he was left stranded there. After a long, crazy, and exhausting week on the island, the Griswolds are finally saved. Clark insists they continue their vacation to Australia. Eddie tags along. The vacation ends rather well, as usual.
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A biopic about the political career of George H.W. Bush.
Kuzco
A live-action adaptation of Disney's 2000 animated film, The Emperor's New Groove.
Who's On First?
A biopic about the famous comedic performers, Abbott and Costello.
The British Schindler
A biopic about Nicholas Winton. A British humanitarian who organised the rescue of 669 children, most of them Jewish, from Czechoslovakia on the eve of World War II in an operation later known as the Czech Kindertransport (German for "children's transport"). Winton found homes for the children and arranged for their safe passage to Britain. The world found out about his work over 50 years later, in 1988. The British press dubbed him the "British Schindler".
Evel
A biopic about Evel Knievel, the famous daredevil who holds the world record for the most broken bones survived by a human.
Bowie
A biopic about legendary musician, David Bowie.
Kids
The sequel television series to the 1990's classic, Friends. The children of the famous New York friends are now grown and find themselves going through similar lives as their parents.
Paint Your Wagon
A western-musical film based on the 1951 musical, Paint Your Wagon, by Lerner and Loewe. It is set in a mining camp in Gold Rush-era California. This film serves as a reboot to the 1969 film of the same name.
The Creature
A remake of the 1954 cult classic, Creature from the Black Lagoon. Remnants of a mysterious animal have come to light in a remote jungle, and a group of scientists intends to determine if the find is an anomaly or evidence of an undiscovered beast. To accomplish their goal, the scientists must brave the most perilous pieces of land South America has to offer. But the terrain is nothing compared to the danger posed by an otherworldly being that endangers their work and their lives.
KISS
A biopic about the 1970s and 80s elaborate live performers, who featured face paint, stage outfits, fire breathing, blood-spitting, smoking guitars, shooting rockets, levitating drum kits, and pyrotechnics.
19 Somethin'
A Netflix original series. A teenage boy, Dirk Flores, is sent to live with his grandfather, Roy, while his parents are going through a difficult divorce. His mother, Barbara, discovered that her husband, Wayne, cheated on her the night before their wedding. Dirk finds a strange science-like machine in his grandfather's basement. His best friend, and science club president, Billy Erikson, is invited over to help identify the machine. He comes to the conclusion that it is a time machine. Dirk uses the time machine to go back to 1995 to stop his father from cheating on his mother. Once Dirk successfully saves his parent's marriage, he continues to go back in time to different decades, with his friends Billy and Rachel, to help save people and their lives.
How the Nightmare on Elm Street All Began
A direct prequel to the 1984 horror classic, A Nightmare on Elm Street. The film completely ignores the sequels and remakes. It serves as a primary explanation on how Freddy Krueger became a dream killer. A further depiction of Freddy Krueger and his strange obsession with children is also explained. Based in the 1960s, it is revealed that Freddy, known to the people of Springwood, Ohio as The Springwood Slasher, was not actually the murderer of the town's children. Another mass murderer, known as Wilt Manson, was the true killer, but he framed Freddy. After being burned alive, Freddy vows to take revenge by haunting the children/teenagers of his former neighborhood of Elm Street, and ruining their parent's lives. The film ends in 1984 as he picks his next victim, Tina Gray. The final scene of the movie is the first scene of the original movie.
Friday the 13th: Camp Blood
The film takes place 40 years after the original events in 1980. The sequels (Friday the 13th Part 2 through Freddy vs. Jason) and the 2009 remake did not occur. The new film completely ignores them. Camp Crystal Lake has been shutdown and condemned by the state after the 1980 murders. The story of Mrs. Voorhees and her son has became a household tale throughout the town of Crystal Lake, New Jersey. Other than a few intoxicated teenagers, nobody has tried to even come close to the Camp. After 40 years of normal behavior in-and-around the camp location, the State decides to lift their ban on the site. The only living victim from the murders, Alice Hardy, still lives in the town. She has suffered from nightmares and is continuously haunted by that night. She pleads to the Mayor, Charles Avery, and Sheriff Lynch to keep the Camp closed. The entire town sees Alice as unstable and psychotic. The town sales the camp site at auction to Dennis Wilks. Wilks is prepared to completely reconstruct the camp buildings and open the camp back up to the public within a year. He hires a woodsman, Tony Gilva, two painters, Whitney Cunningham and Dylan Greene, a gardener, Marci Jiltman, and a home designer from a local university, Lindsay Payne. Marci brings her stoner boyfriend, Max, to keep her company. All of the hired hands are between the ages of 18 and 28. While helping Wilks reconstruct the camp, the helpers are haunted by the voice of an elderly woman. The voice is eventually revealed to be of the spirit of Mrs. Voorhees. She is unable to remove the invaders from her sacred ground, so she must waken her son. Jason is brought forward by his mother. He is ordered to kill and make his mother happy. Jason first kills the woodsman, Tony Gilva, and steals his dark grey button-up shirt, his tan work pants, and his heavy construction boots. Before leaving, he grabs Tony's machete. The dis-formed and vulgar Jason then secretly kills the helpers one-by-one. Whitney Cunningham and Dennis Wilks are his last living victims. While Whitney is trying to escape for her life, Wilks, still unfair of the unfortunate events that have took place over the last couple of hours, is practicing his street hockey game on a concrete slap. Jason kills Wilks and takes his hockey mask. His last victim, Whitney Cunningham, puts up a fight. She is in a near death experience whenever Alice Hardy appears to her rescue. Alice stuns Jason with an ax, nearly chopping his hand off. Alice and Whitney retreat. Police and emergency crews arrive on the scene. Jason is nowhere to be found.
Halloween: The Final Chapter
A sequel to David Gordon Green's 2018 Halloween film. The film begins on October 31, 1978, Dr. Sam Loomis has his back turned to us as he investigates the spot on the ground that Michael once laid in. Police arrive on the scene, one of the deputies stop to check on Dr. Loomis, he ignores the deputy and continues to stare at the ground where Michael's shot-up body once was. In the background, a couple of officers help a slightly injured and severely shocked Laurie Strode out of the house. Another officer walks up to Dr. Loomis and frantically asks him, "Where is he? The girl said you shot him six times!?". Dr. Loomis continues to stare at the ground. The officer decides to look down. A body imprint can be seen in the wet ground, six small blood puddles sit within it. The screen goes black and the opening credits begin. It is now the early morning of November 3, 2018. Two days have passed since Michael Myers returned to Haddonfield on Halloween night in 2018. The new acting Sheriff, Billy Morris, arrives at Karen's home to talk to Laurie, Karen, and Allyson about the events that occurred a couple days prior. He informs them that Michael's body was completely burned-up during the fire. An entire investigation had occurred at Laurie's destroyed house over the last two days, and the investigators came to the conclusion that Michael was entirely cremated. Laurie knows this is not true. She starts panicking. She knows that the reason they didn't find Michael's body was because he escaped. Karen and Allyson calm her down. The new acting Sheriff leaves, but before doing so, he suggests to Karen and Allyson that they keep their crazy mother/grandmother under control. Meanwhile, an elderly couple from the town over, calls the Haddonfield police department to report that a pair of severely charred mechanic overalls from the Haddonfield Stop-N-Shop was discovered in their front yard. Police officers arrive to check out the situation. While investigating, one of the deputies finds pieces of a white melted mask in the elderly couple's backyard creek. Special crime scene members are brought in to remove the evidence. The entire situation is kept secret. Haddonfield police hires a Forensic Force Agent, William Valmir, to discover and locate Michael Myers. Valmir begins his studies. Almost one year has passed, it is now October 30, 2019. Laurie has returned to seeing her psychologist and has received excellent care. She has properly rebuilt her relationship with Karen and Allyson. She also has recently purchased the house next to Karen's. Valmir has nearly gone mad trying to locate Michael. He has had absolutely no luck. Haddonfield has been able to keep the situation a secret, and everyone, including Laurie, believes Michael is dead. Allyson has a new boyfriend, Craig. She goes on a date with him that night. They see a movie and then decide to "mess around" in the car afterwards. Before doing anything "fun", Allyson notices movement behind a fence on the opposite side of the parking lot. She insists that Craig goes over and looks behind it. Craig walks up to the fence, thinking it is one of his friends, saying things like "Okay, you fucking perv! The fun is over!". Craig disappears behind the fence. He never returns. Allyson gets out of the car and starts to walk over. She knows that someone is playing a trick on her. As she cuts the corner, she sees Craig's body hanging from a hook at the top of the fence. The hook on the fence goes through the back of his head and sticks out of his mouth. Allyson screams and turns around to run. She goes face first into Michael Myers and falls backwards. Another couple, making-out in their car, notices Michael chasing Allyson down. Allyson is on the ground trying to get away. The teen boy gets out of his car and yells at Michael, "Hey! Dude! Leave her alone!". Michael turns his attention toward him. Michael approaches the boy. The boy, a jock, tries to act tough. Michael sticks his hand through the boy's throat and then slams his head through the windshield. The girl in the car begins screaming and crying. Allyson is able to get up and run away. Michael turns and watches Allyson run away. Allyson is trying to call Karen and Laurie on her cellphone, but can't get service. She continues running until she sees Sheriff Billy's patrol car. She tells him what she saw. Billy calms her down and places her in the back of his car. Instead of taking her home, he takes her to the police station. He informs her that they know that Michael is still alive, but they have been trying to keep it a secret. Allyson gives the Sheriff the location that she encountered Michael. Billy locks her into one of the jail cells and tells her to keep her mouth shut. Sheriff Billy and Haddonfield deputies take off to try to capture Michael. They arrive and only find the three dead bodies. Meanwhile, Allyson has rigged up a stick to try to reach through the jail cell and pull the police station phone over to her. Billy calls Valmir and informs him that Michael is in Haddonfield. Michael is long gone from the movie theater, he is now headed toward the neighborhoods. Billy picks Valmir up and heads in that direction. While they are driving, a dispatch comes in over the radio stating that a local thrift store has a reported that someone broke in and stole a white-powdered Halloween mask and a pair of navy overalls. Michael has arrived at Karen's house and is stalking it from the outside. Allyson is able to pull the phone over towards her. She calls her mother. She gets no answer. She then calls her grandmother. Laurie answers. Allyson frantically tells her everything that has happened. While on the phone, Laurie looks out her window and stares right into the eyes of Michael. He looks away from Laurie and enters Karen's house. Laurie drops the phone, grabs a gun, and runs toward Karen's. The door is wide open. She enters the house and it is silent. She yells for Karen. Laurie carefully investigates each room. There is no sign of Karen or Michael. She goes upstairs. She opens a closet door to find Karen crying and bleeding. Michael appears behind them. Karen is too scared to scream. Michael stabs Laurie in the shoulder. But he can stab again, Sheriff Billy arrives at the top of the stairs and shoots Michael. He goes flying into the next room. He goes into the dark room to shoot him again. Sheriff Billy walks back out of the room, moments later, with a knife sticking out of his chest. Valmir steps in and grabs the gun from the dying Sheriff's hands. He fires a shot into the darkness of the room. Laurie and Karen go downstairs and walks out the door. Valmir, still upstairs, enters the dark room. He fights with Michael. As Laurie and Karen begin walking outside, Valmir and Michael's bodies go flying out of the upstairs window and land on the ground in front of Laurie and Karen. Allyson arrives with a gun to a deputies head. She managed to escape the cell and force a deputy to drive her over. Valmir is dead. Laurie reaches down and removes Michael's mask. To her, and the audience's surprise, it is actually the real Michael Myers. There hasn't been any twists or mess-ups. Laurie grabs a hatchet from Karen's shed. She cuts Michael's head off. Police arrive and take Laurie into custody. Allyson is reunited with her mother. "Mister Sandman" begins playing while the end credits roll.
Tremors
A remake of the 1990 classic horror-monster film of the same name.
Smith's Grove Sanitarium
A television series that follows the events of a young Michael Myers at Smith's Grove Sanitarium between 1963 and 1977. A young Michael Myers was taken to Smith's Grove after the brutal murder of his older sister Judith. Just after he turned seven, he met child psychologist Doctor Sam Loomis. Myers would soon become the driving force behind Loomis' career. The child was a blank, emotionless slate to Loomis, never speaking, barely even moving. Sam recognized the deep-rooted trauma in the boy's psyche and knew that special treatment would be required if he were to ever help him. After spending eight years trying to reach him, he now committed himself towards making sure that Michael Myers never saw the light of day ever again. Acting as Michael's gatekeeper became an obsession with Loomis. He no longer regarded him as a human being, but as a monster and devil, the living epitome of pure evil. Loomis petitioned his superior, Doctor Carpenter to have Michael moved to a private room, but Carpenter declined the request and insisted that Myers remained inside the open juvenile ward. Over the following year, Loomis paid close attention to Michael, but grew concerned when certain incidents began taking place. One such incident involved an injury relating to an older patient named Tony O'Malley. Tony suffered many of the same derangements as Myers, but unlike Michael, was prone to violent outbursts and displays of emotion. After witnesses recounted seeing O'Malley bullying the smaller Myers, he was soon discovered with a crayon lodged inside his brain. Nobody suspected that the virtually comatose Michael Myers could be capable of such an attack, but Loomis began to suspect otherwise. Another such incident took place in November of that year when a patient named Adrian Wade ate an entire birthday cake that was intended for Michael. He was later found in the shower room with 2nd degree burns all over his body. He died in the medical wing a short time later. Another boy, Roger, bit off his own tongue and choked to death. There was no obvious evidence linking Myers to these three deaths. Over the span of the next several years, Loomis continued to treat Michael. He never gave up hope that he might be able to pull something out of the boy's withdrawn psyche. Loomis also became close with a colleague named Doctor Jennifer Hill. Hill shared many traits with Loomis; she was politically liberal and held the same views as he concerning psychotherapy -- that "insanity was possibly the reaction of a sane mind to a sick society". The two eventually fell in love and were engaged to be married. In 1971, Doctor Carpenter suggested having a Halloween party in the juvenile ward. Doctor Loomis was vehemently opposed to this idea given the significance of this particular date in relation to Myers. Again, Carpenter dismissed Loomis' concerns and the party went underway. A faulty generator knocked out the electricity during the party and when the power resumed, the staff discovered a girl named Nancy had apparently slipped, hit her head and drowned while bobbing for apples. Loomis noted the irony of the fact that she was seen teasing Michael only shortly before hand. That same evening, Michael killed Doctor Jennifer Hill. Sam found her body lying on the ground outside the hospital. It appeared as if she had fallen from the roof of the building and her death was written off as a suicide. This proved to be the breaking point for Doctor Loomis.
