Recently widowed mother Amy Carr is doing her best to restore normalcy to the lives of her young daughter and teenage son in their small town. As she’s on a jog in the woods, she finds her town thrown into chaos as a shooting takes place at her son’s school. Miles away, on foot in the dense forest, Amy desperately races against time to save her son.
Alexis recovered her hearing during the brutal murder of her family when she was ten. The visceral experience awakened synesthetic abilities in her and started her on an orphaned path of self-discovery through the healing music of brutal violence. She goes on to pursue a career teaching and experimenting to find new sounds. She is supported and loved by her roommate Marie who is unaware of the dark secrets behind Alexis’ unique music and the part she unknowingly plays. Faced with the likelihood of losing her hearing again, Alexis escalates her pursuit of her masterpiece through gruesome sound experiments and devastating designs. She won’t let anything stop her not even love.
Kansas Red (Drew Waters) rescues young Billy from a card-game shootout. The boy asks Red for help protecting his family from the outlaw Thorn (Adkins), who’s just kidnapped Billy’s mother, Carol. As Red and Billy ride off to rescue Carol, they run into beautiful, tough-as-nails Leslie, who’s managed to escape Thorn’s men. The three race to stop Thorn’s wedding to Carol with guns a-blazing – but does she want to be rescued?
An Aboriginal Women’s Choir travels to Germany to perform German hymns in their traditional language.
HBO’s “Rome” is perhaps the most awesome Roman empire and gladiators TV shows there will ever be and one of the best HBO has ever produced. The highest-rated TV show ever at 9.2 Stars at IMDb and 5 Stars at Amazon.com!
I have to say that “Rome” looks to be the best production of ancient Rome I have seen yet. Yes, Gladiator was a cool movie, but it lacked was historical accuracy. “Rome” has brought together what no one though possible: historical accuracy and unparalleled production. Ten years in the making, as lavish, sprawling, deep, dark and deviously, deliciously decadent as anything of its like, ROME combines historical figures with equally compelling fictional side characters, many of whom show us what it was like through their eyes, to bear witness to the heady rise and staggeringly shocking fall of one of the greatest empires in history. Read more on next page.
A mother and her daughter live a life almost in seclusion in a mountainous area of the United States. The adolescent Izzy only has as a friend, her mother, a woman full of secrets with whom she shares a primitive rock band. The mother does not want people to come near daughter , but Izzy manages to escape to the city several times. There she will discover that her family has a past related to witchcraft.
A sci-fi thriller about a space mission sent to terraform a distant planet. However, the mission encounters something unknown that has its own plan for the planet.
Suspected killer of seven children in 1941. After she was detained for the gruesome murders, she was believed to be admitted as a patient to the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum in Weston, WV where she eventually died. The location of her grave is unknown and no further information regarding her death can be found. Ruth Blackwell is believed to now haunt the house where she committed the murders. The house owner, who has lived in the house for most of his life, claims that his home has been haunted since he was a child. Strangely, both Greg’s mother and father died in the house and he won’t rule out the possibility that the ghost is responsible for their deaths.
Four crazy antiheroes on the run. Their leader is the unworldly innocent, naive Marnie, a house cat who is not allowed to leave the house and only knows about real life from television. Based loosely on Grimms “The Bremen Town Musicians” a modern, hilarious road movie is told.
Shot in his hometown of Fort McMurray before it was ravaged by wildfires, Cody Bown’s drama draws on real-life events to capture snapshots of a community teetering on a precipice and a collection of twenty somethings whose seemingly directionless lives have intersected.
The worlds of a young cop with a checkered past, an ex-con turned devout Muslim, and a junkie with affluent roots collide in a plot to justify New York City’s counter-terrorism campaign against homegrown extremists.
Prof. Lindenbrook leads his intrepid party on an expedition to the center of the earth, via a volcano in Iceland, encountering all manner of prehistoric monsters and life-threatening hazards on the way.
