Rating: PG Genre: Family Producer: Jonas Rivera Director: Pete Docter Cast: Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith, Bill Hader, Lewis Black, Mindy Kaling, Richard Kind, Kaitlyn Dias, Diane Lane, Kyle MacLachian
"Riley needs to be happy, Sadness!"
Inside Out is the story of young Riley, a hockey loving, 11-year old girl. Her emotions control her via a control console in her mind. The controlling emotions are Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Anger and Fear. When an accident occurs at Command Central, Joy and Sadness are ejected and become lost in Riley's massive mind. As they journey continues, they are helpless to watch as Riley becomes emotionless. Hopefully they make it back in time to make everything right before it's too late.
Rating: R Genre: Horror Cast: Reese Mishler, Pfeifer Brown, Ryan Shoos, Cassidy Gifford, John Tanskly, Alexis Schneider, Price T. Morgan, Mackie Burt Directed By: Travis Cluff, Chris Lofing Produced By: Jason Blum, Travis Cluff, Benjamin Forkner, Chris Lofing, Dean Schneider Available: in theaters, iTunes
"Don't say that name!"
Freddy Krueger has his glove, Micheal Myers has his knife, and Jason Vorhees has his machete.... Charlie has his noose.
When a freak accident during a school play dealing with the Medieval execution device called a Gallow leaves a student dead, hanging in a noose, panic breaks out in the school. Years later, the play is being redone at the school, and this time nothing will stop it from being completed. When three students return to the school to trash the set, they are joined by another student; the star of the play. When they are trapped in the school, He will see that the play is finished. No one trapped in that accursed school will fall victim to His revenge and all will hang from his noose.
Rating: R Cast: Elisha Cuthbert, Chad Mitchell Murray, Brian Van Holt, Thomas Adamson, Sam Harkess, Paris Hilton, Jared Padalecki, Jon Abrahams, Robert Ri'chards, Damon Herriman, Andy Anderson, Dragista Sherbert, Murray Smith, Emma Lung Genre: Horror, Slasher, Thriller Director: Jaume Collet-Serra Producer: Joel Silver, Robert Zemeckis, Susan Levis Length: 113 minutes Available On: DVD, iTunes
In 2005, six college buddies are carpooling to a school football game only to be stranded in a ghost town. Though seemingly occupied, the occupants are wax statues created from the living bodies of the towns once living inhabitants. When the friends happen across an eerie wax museum, they are soon picked off one by one by the psycho responsible for the murder of the townsfolk, as well as their transformations into live wax statues.
Rating: R Genre: Horror Cast: Richard Harmon, Leanna Lapp, Sean Rogerson, Dylan Playfair, Stephanie Bennett, Howard Lai, Sean Tyson, Ben Wilkinson, Arthur Corber, Brenda McDonald Director: John Poliquin Producer: Twin Engine Films, Pink Buffalo Films, Shawn Angelski, Martin Fisher Running Time: 100 minutes Available On: DVD, iTunes
"Finish The Film!"
Film student Alex Wright wants to produce a documentary about the horror production Grave Encounters, believing that it is a real documentary. Online as a YouTuber, he uploads a plea for any reliable information about the movie and/or cast, and receives a message from DeathAwaits666 that leads Alex and his friends to Canada. In Canada they find the Mental Hospital the film was taped in. Finding an oujia board where they were supposed to meet the mysterious DeathAwaits666, they come in contact with the spirits that both haunt and inhabit the Hospital. As Alex and his friends are picked off and killed by those angry spirits one by one, not only do they lose their sanity, but they also lose their humanity.
Actors/ Actresses: Aaliyah, Stuart Townsend, Marguerite Moreau, Vincent Perez, Paul McGann, Lenna Olin, Christian Manon, Claudia Black, Bruce Spence, Matthew Newton, Tiriel Mora, Megan Dorman, Johnathan Devoy, Robert Farnhan, Conrad Standish, Andrew L. Urban, Johnathan Davis
Genre: Horror
Director: Michael Rymer
Producer: Jorge Saralegui
Length: 101 minutes
Available On: DVD, iTunes
"Come out, come out... wherever you are."
Based off of the third novel by best selling author Anne Rice, Queen of the Damned follows a young French nobleman Lestat de Lioncourt, played by Stuart Townsend, as he is transformed into a vampire by Marius, played by Vincent Perez. In the beginning, Lestat unintentionally drinks blood from the mother of vampires while she is entombed in stone and sleeps for centuries until he is awakened by the sound of heavy metal music drifting past the crypt he inhabits. Using his enhanced senses, he quickly locates the band and joins them as their lead singer after revealing and proving that he is a vampire. Over time he grows famous, giving out secrets of the vampires which leads them to seek him out. Soon he meets a young woman named Jesse Reeves, played by Marguerite Moreau, and they take a strong interest in each other. Later, in his concert in Death Valley, it comes out that he has awakened Akasha, played by Aaliyah, whom is the mother of all vampires, earning her the title Queen of the Damned. She takes Lestat during his concert after this battle of vampires on stage where he tag teams with Marius to kill vampire coming to kill him. Before he is killed, Akasha kills the remaining vampires, leaving only Marius and Lestat alive, only to take Lestat as her king, but ultimately meets her very ironic demise.
Rating: G Cast: Mandy Moore, Zachary Levi, Donna Murphy, Brad Garrett, Ron Perlman, Jeffrey, Richard Keil, M. C. Gainey, Paul F. Tompkins, Delaney Rose Stein Genre: Family/ Animated Director: Nathan Greno, Byron Howard Producer: Roy Conli, John Lasseter, Glen Keane Length: 100 minutes Languages: English Available On: DVD, Blu-Ray, iTunes, Youtube, Amazon Instant Video
"I have magic hair that glows when I sing."
Loosely based on the written version of Rapunzel by the Grimm's Brothers, Tangled follows the story of Rapunzel, played by Mandy Moore, a teenage girl with long and blonde hair with magical healing properties and a pet chameleon. She is kidnapped from her kingdom as an infant and is raised in isolation by a woman named Mother Gothel, played by Donna Murphy. One day while Mother Gothel is away from the tower, theif Flynn Rider aka Eugene Fitzherbert, played by Zachary Levi, happens across the tower and spots Rapunzel. Acting on an impulse she hits him in the face with a frying pan and makes a deal with him, but once they set on the adventure, they get more than either of them bargained for.
My Neighbor Totoro is an animated family fantasy film that was produced in 1988 in Japan. It was written and directed by Hayao Miyazaki and produced by Studio Ghibli. The film follows two young daughters, named Satsuki and Mei, of a professor as they traverse and interact with friendly wood spirits including the giant cat-type spirit named Totoro.
