Gil Bellows

Dolly Parton

Will Woytowich

Teale Bishopric

The Year Dolly Parton Was My Mom

The Year Dolly Parton Was My Mom (2011)

Katie McGrath

Melt Sieberhagen

Mary Twala

Leading Lady

Leading Lady (2014)

Rya Kihlstedt

Moneca Delain

Christopher Heyerdahl

3 Days in Havana

3 Days in Havana (2013)

Jennifer Jason Leigh

Dave Foley

Eric Stoltz

Childstar

Childstar (2004)

Shenae Grimes-Beech

Kenneth Mitchell

Scott McCord

Tortured by the memory of a childhood trauma, a woman returns after a decade to her family's fly-in hunting lodge to assist her siblings with their dying father, only to find herself stuck in a life threatening nightmare.

Blood Honey

Blood Honey (2017)

Christian Slater

Estella Warren

Kirsten Robek

Wall Street's leading headhunter Vincent Palmer (Christian Slater) isn't just extremely good in finding the ideal executives for corporate top jobs and offering them a deal hard to resist. His special knack is making them sign even if they really don't want to. Such a hard nut is Benjamin 'Ben' Keats (Gil Bellows), who invented a brilliant people tracking device and is committed to his partners and staff to use it to launch their firm VizTrack on the stock exchange. Vincent pulls all seductive stops with Ben, his wife (Estella Warren) and daughter (Conchita Campbell), in vain. Then he hints even murder is in his repertoire. Ben checks out that's true but decides to fight back.—KGF Vissers

Pursued

Pursued (2004)

Elias Toufexis

Brian D. Wright

Alain Goulem

Biopic of Louis Cyr, strongest man in the world at the end of the 19th Century.

Louis Cyr

Louis Cyr (2013)

Jess Salgueiro

Dani Kind

Sergio Di Zio

When the famous outlaw Henry Baker is released from prison after 25 years, old friends and enemies are waiting for him. The son he left behind, entrusted to watch over his ill-gotten riches. A bearded vagrant with a pistol and a decades-old bullet scar in his stomach. An alcohol soaked deputy with half an ear on one side. And a burned out street hustler with a sick mother and a festering vendetta. They trail Henry to a dilapidated hotel where he plans to reunite with his son and the secret bag of gold he left behind.

Two Deaths of Henry Baker

Two Deaths of Henry Baker (2020)

Michael Fassbender

Aaron Ashmore

Stephen Fry

It's 1914, the beginning of WWI. In White River, Ontario, en route to a training camp in Valcartier, Québec, with the Winnipeg section of the Canadian Army Veterinary Corps, Army Lieutenant Harry Colebourn, who has a natural rapport with animals, saves a black bear cub from being killed by a hunter, who killed the cub's mother. Not knowing what else to do with the cub, Harry brings her along to camp to act as the unit's mascot, who he names Winnie - short for Winnipeg. Most of the men in the unit bond with Winnie, but having such a mascot is against the wishes of the head of the Canadian Expeditionary Force's veterinary division, Colonel Barret. Barret is a tough but fair man, who may have more problems than Winnie in the form of the Expeditionary Force's commanding officer, General Hallholland, a dipsomaniac who uses his position in the army for his own vainglorious purposes. Winnie's stay with Harry and the unit is not always a smooth one, especially in trying to stay under Barret's radar. Over time, Winnie becomes completely tame, craving human companionship, which Harry realizes is a problem as the unit is scheduled to get shipped overseas to England and eventually to France to do their duty on the front lines. Sending Winnie back into the wild may no longer be a viable option, as Winnie has a mind of her own, but finding a home for her where she will get the human companionship she craves or else possibly die from not having what she needs - which means an owner that understands that she's no ordinary bear - may be a problem.—Huggo

A Bear Named Winnie

A Bear Named Winnie (2004)

Ty Wood

Naomi Judd

Karina Banno

Ruby Landry (Raechelle Banno), born in the Louisiana bayou, is watched over by her loving "Grandmère" Catherine (Judd). Ruby is filled with hope as love blooms with her high-school sweetheart Paul Tate (Duke), but lingering thoughts of her mother's death and her mysterious father often creep into her mind. As dark family secrets reveal themselves when Paul's parents forbid him to see Ruby, she is further devastated when her beloved grandmere passes away. Forced to flee from the bayou to New Orleans, Ruby searches for her father (Bellows), one of the richest men in the city, as she clings to her memories of Paul and their forbidden love.—Lifetime

V.C. Andrews' Landry Family V.C. Andrews' Ruby

V.C. Andrews' Landry Family V.C. Andrews' Ruby (2021)

Richard Harmon

Marilu Henner

Based on the second book, "Pearl in the Mist" finds Ruby (Raechelle Banno) still struggling to find true happiness after a year of living in her father's lavish mansion. When Ruby and her twin Gisselle (Karina Banno) are sent away to an exclusive girls' boarding school, Ruby hopes for a new start with her sister. But when she is once again shamed for her backwater upbringing, and her cruel headmistress, Mrs. Ironwood (Henner), along with her stepmother Daphne (Bell) and Gisselle, continues to plot against her, she must endure torturous punishments and public humiliation. Ruby holds out hope and continues to dream of a better future until tragedy leaves her alone in a world of deceits.—Lifetime

V.C. Andrews' Landry Family V.C. Andrews' Pearl in the Mist

V.C. Andrews' Landry Family V.C. Andrews' Pearl in the Mist (2021)

Will Yun Lee

Teresa Ting

Sornchai Chatwiriyachai

Jason, a lawyer, is fighting the clock to find victims of a shocking trafficking incident in South East Asia. An abandoned water truck was found in the Thai countryside containing more than 100 trafficked migrants; some 50 died while others disappeared. His investigation centers on The Pearl, a popular destination for sex tourists, and the place where Jason poses as a john so he can secretly meet with women and girls forced to work as prostitutes. Certain a young girl known only as Number 18 can be a key witness for his case, Jason must convince 18 to testify against her cut throat pimp. As Jason starts to build a relationship with 18, he sees in her reflections of the young daughters he has left far away at home in the USA. The riddle to solve the secrets of the abandoned water truck gets more complicated for Jason and his boss Marta when they come under increasing pressure from power brokers in Washington DC who are finalizing a key Asian trade deal. When his investigation starts to unravel, Jason realizes that rather than save 18 from her horrific circumstances he has put her life at risk. With a crime syndicate now chasing him down and no resources but his own wits, Jason must try rescue 18 in the crowded city before the pimp moves her, for good.—Unveil Studios

She Has a Name

She Has a Name (2016)

Erin Karpluk

Seth Green

Amitai Marmorstein

Delete imagines a disaster in our all-too-fragile digital world where the web becomes dangerously self-aware with one systematic purpose, to destroy mankind. Faced with possible extinction, there is only one way out - create a second artificial intelligence, just as alive, just as intelligent and just as dangerous.—Sonar Entertainment

Delete

Delete (2013)

Kathleen Quinlan

Thom Christopher

Taylor Gildersleeve

Classes. Football. Finals. A bad break up. An over-bearing mom. Like many college kids, what helps Drew Dawson stay balanced is Adderall, a prescription he's been on since age 10 for ADD. His ex-girlfriend Ashley Ross is trying to win him back by helping him with school, but Drew finds himself suspended from the football team when his professor, Jeff Mueller accuses him of plagiarism. The pressure mounts as he must get back on the team and appease his mother, Kate, who is in the public eye as she is running for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. As his life spirals out of control, Professor Mueller offers to help. What will it take for Drew to wake up and trust in himself without Adderall?—Anonymous

ADDicted

ADDicted (2017)

Lance Reddick

Sarah Carter

Kurtwood Smith

The film begins with a flashback depicting a young commerce student, Zachery Cranston, who asks his professor if it's worth conducting an illegal business practice if the reward outweighs the risk.The film cuts to several years later and introduces the now adult Zachery Cranston, whose life is in shambles due to some terrible ordeal, despite the beautiful office he finds himself in. He's rude to Veronica, his secretary and mistress, throwing away a present she's left for him. As he contemplates suicide by gun, he reflects back on what led to things all going downhill for him.The story cuts to Zachery as a little boy in the 1980's. His mother runs her own old-fashioned candy store, and the two of them are quite happy together. From a young age though, Zachery is influenced by his sleazy stepfather, Edwin Murk, a mogul from the "greed is good" era who teaches him the difference between good and bad by showing him an expensive gold watch, in comparison with Zachery's own cheap plastic toy watch. Murk gives a leather watch to Zachery as an upgrade.As Zachery grows up, he finishes business school and works as an intern for Murk's successful company, where a bespectacled and shy Veronica then works. They both watch in shock as Murk is hauled away by the police for conducting an elaborate Ponzi scheme. Zachery brushes up on business by reading his old textbooks, and decides to make his start as a hedge fund manager, trying to get a number of parties, mostly old rich men, on board with his idea. The only man who shows any interest is Magnus Hardcastle, a wealthy collector and associate of a museum; most of Hardcastle's investments are in bizarre and disturbing things like bull semen, hitman-for-hire companies, and black ops operations, and Hardcastle himself is so extremely callous that both his maid and his butler are in cahoots, trying to assassinate him. Hardcastle soon informs Zachery though that without results, he'll have to take his interests elsewhere.Desperate, Zachery decides to follow in Murk's corrupt footsteps with a Ponzi scheme of his own, deliberately hiring talented but mentally unstable staff who won't rat out his plans. This includes Veronica, who he sees as naive and slow. He also hires Wilfred as his partner; Wilfred is unable to pay for his ill wife's medical treatment to save her life, and so Zachery preys on his desperation and depression to win him over. Finally, he hires Martin Abacus, a gifted but severely alcoholic accountant. When Zachery instructs his staff on the Ponzi scheme's dynamics of creating the impression of a 20% return for investors, Wilfred is too confused by the business jargon, Martin's too drunk, and Veronica isn't even present.At first, the Ponzi scheme only brings on a few casual investors, including Hardcastle. Other investors who finally kick off the scheme into real action include Hector Angle, an American golf fan, and Mr. Karamazov, a Siberian investor who's implied to be in the mafia. As Zachery begins appearing on news shows and gets rewarded as an honorary member of law, and as the mayor invests in his scheme, giving him the keys to the city, Zachery's now bloated ego distances him from Wilfred and Martin; he spends more time keeping up appearances and attending various meetings and parties, where in six years, he finds himself known as one of the most successful hedge fund managers in the world. A few times, he almost slips up and reveals the scheme himself. During a daytime talk show, the hostess asks him a stock market question that reveals he's no longer paying any attention to the market itself anymore, and another time, Hardcastle mentions the strange company names under Zachery's fund, most of which relate to teddy bears and cutesy things that only Veronica values, hinting that she made the names up for Zachery and that the money's coming from the investors, not the returns. Luckily for Zachery, nobody notices these discrepancies. Zachery buys Murk's old estate, which includes his luxurious homestead and a sprawling field of land that also includes a former farm and a spacious wooded area. He also buys Veronica a present. Veronica, who has a crush on him, hopes it'll be something romantic, but it's actually an enormous photo of Zachery on the front cover of a financial magazine.Murk is convicted of fraud. He tells Zachery that he was wrong about all the past times he mentioned good and evil, that the expensive gold watch was only beautiful, not good. He leaves Zachery with a copy of the Bible as a parting gift, and hangs himself in prison that night, writing a Bible verse on the wall that implicates his own soullessness, and a warning for others not to become soulless in their pursuits. Zachery's mother, distraught, has a heart attack while leaving the prison after picking up Murk's belongings. Zachery is thrown into grief to find both his parents dead, speculating that his mother died of a broken heart. Still, he continues with his Ponzi scheme, although he hasn't seen Martin in a while, and he has no closeness to any of his colleagues or investors in the absence of his own family. He discovers, much to his horror, that Martin Abacus has been in rehab, and moreover, that when sober, Martin's now fully aware of the gravity of what he's participated in. Zachery downs a glass of wine, and insists that he get the chance to show Martin around the estate grounds. They walk through the entirety of the large estate and through the woods, and when Martin finally realizes what Zachery's intent is, Zachery gives him a flask of booze and makes him walk a few spaces away from him, where he proceeds to shoot Martin. He then buries Martin in a shallow grave and returns home.The Ponzi scheme continues on, but Zachery realizes that he's no longer finding any thrill or enjoyment in it, or in his money. After scamming a woman, Dr. Helen, when she seeks help in funding a medical project to save lives, he has hallucinations of his old business ethics professor, Professor Wrightway, dressed in a bold purple suit and warning Zachery repeatedly of the legal and financial implications to come if he isn't careful. Meanwhile, Karamazov's English translator suspects a Ponzi scheme, but Veronica aids Zachery in talking the man out of his own suspicions. In Martin Abacus's absence, Zachery pretends that the cocaine addict in a Hawaiian shirt who works with him is in fact the accountant. They then get Karamazov drunk until he's in good spirits enough to leave them alone. A police detective suspects that Martin was killed on Zachery's property, and begins bringing in crews of crime scene investigators to search. They find old farm equipment, but no body. Zachery feigns remorse for the disappearance of Martin, but that night, he digs up Martin's body from the grave he'd previously dug, violently dismembering it and dumping the now unidentifiable remains at a hospital disposal incinerator.Zachery's investors start pulling out, no longer getting the returns they expected, and Zachery's largest investors, who were mostly criminals, are arrested or killed. This includes Karamazov himself; his translator informs Zachery that Karamazov is dead. This leaves Zachery desperate for funds. He learns of some savings bonds kept in a safe deposit box for him in a bank on the island of St. Euripides, and he enlists the little old lady with the key to the deposit box, Mrs. Finnigan, to go with him. They meet up with an old friend, Sartori, who flirtatiously tries to get Mrs. Finnigan to go to brunch with him, but he's disappointed when she's not taken by his sexual advances, and when his much younger wife flirts with Zachery. Mrs. Finnigan gets the savings bonds out of the box, giving them to Zachery, but a police detective arrests Zachery, insisting he's involved in some kind of international fraud. Mrs. Finnigan beats the police detective with her handbag, and the detective cries assault, threatening to arrest both Zachery and Mrs. Finnigan both if Zachery doesn't allow his briefcase with the savings bonds to be searched. Zachery's able to talk his way out of the situation, but Sartori, who drives them home, holds them at gunpoint and steals the savings bonds.Unknown to Sartori, Zachery had placed replica savings bonds in the briefcase, all of which were fake; he'd stuffed the real bonds inside his jacket. He brings them home to show Wilfred, but Wilfred tearfully reveals that Zachery's bonds are fakes, as well - they're all in increments of a million dollars, which the United States doesn't do. Zachery is stunned, and realizes that he needs to tell the truth to his only remaining investor, Magnus Hardcastle. Hardcastle is surprisingly forgiving about the whole thing, noting that he himself did things that were highly immoral in his own career, if not actually illegal, as he always drew the line at breaches of the law. He reveals to Zachery though that his investment in fact belonged to the museum organization, and the museum won't be so forgiving about it. Zachery realizes that he'll either go to jail or be bankrupt and penniless if he doesn't do something. He takes Veronica to dinner, buys her a rose, and has sex with her. She's elated by his romantic advances, but he's emotionless during the whole date.He goes back to his old classroom from university, and sits in the empty amphitheater where he once learned business ethics. He realizes, after talking with Professor Wrightway, that he's going to have to be honest at some point. He's surprised to find himself emotionless about any regrets he might have had. Martin Abacus's ghost, drenched in blood, appears and asks Zachery if he regrets murdering him. A flashback reveals that Martin had still been alive after being shot, and that Zachery might have been able to save him, but that he'd chosen to shoot him in the head instead, the second bullet killing him rather than the first. Zachery admits that he felt no regrets about taking Martin's life, either.In his office, Zachery contemplates suicide with the gun he used to kill Martin, but Veronica walks in on him. She reveals that a stack of papers that she'd been ordered to label "The Sh*t Pile" actually had hidden funds in them, enough to pay off Dr. Helen, who'd been asking where the money was to fund her medical device project. Veronica is deeply bothered upon realizing that Zachery was running a Ponzi scheme, and even more bothered that he'd be willing to scam a medical doctor doing life-saving research. She sees that the present she'd given Zachery, a purple teddy bear that he'd complimented her on upon first hiring her, now sits in the garbage can by his desk. Zachery is thrilled by the reveal of the hidden funds, and gets himself dressed up to go meet Hardcastle. He rudely brushes off the dinner date he had with Veronica, and turns to fix himself up in the full-length mirror beside his desk, grinning. Furious, Veronica shoots him in the back, killing him as the screen fades to black.

Business Ethics

Business Ethics (2019)

Paul Gross

Joe Dinicol

Adam Harrington

Sergeant Michael Dunne fights in the 10th Battalion, AKA The "Fighting Tenth" with the 1st Canadian Division and participated in all major Canadian battles of the war, and set the record for highest number of individual bravery awards for a single battle.—Mark Cameron

Passchendaele

Passchendaele (2008)

Christopher Backus

Melora Walters

Mira Sorvino

A mother deals with the grief associated with her son going off to war.

Drowning

Drowning (2019)

Bruce Dern

Kristen Renton

Cazzey Louis Cereghino

When tragedy strikes, a single mother is forced to seek the help of her former bike club in her quest for revenge.

Nation's Fire

Nation's Fire (2019)

Renée Zellweger

Ann Wedgeworth

Michael Bowen

Watty Watts (Gil Bellows) has made a living out of robbing convenience stores, but after one of these jobs turned into murder by his partner, the psychopath Billy Mack Black (Rory Cochrane), he is on the run with his fiancé Starlene Cheatham (Renée Zellweger) and with both Billy Mack, the Police, and some loan sharks on his trail. Their plan is to go to Mexico, but before they do that, they want to get married and visit Starlene's parents.—

Love and a .45

Love and a .45 (1994)

Dean Norris

Zoe Margaret Colletti

Javier Botet

It's 1968 in America. Change is blowing in the wind...but seemingly far removed from the unrest in the cities is the small town of Mill Valley where for generations, the shadow of the Bellows family has loomed large. It is in their mansion on the edge of town that Sarah, a young girl with horrible secrets, turned her tortured life into a series of scary stories, written in a book that has transcended time-stories that have a way of becoming all too real for a group of teenagers who discover Sarah's terrifying tomb.—Anonymous

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019)

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