A reclusive teenage musical prodigy (Khalil Everage) forms an unlikely friendship with a down-on-his-luck high school security guard (Anthony Anderson). United by their mutual love of hip hop, they try to free each other from the demons of their past and break into the city’s music scene.
Four best friends navigate loss and major life changes — and smoke a lot of weed — during their last two weeks of high school.
Gangster Joe Valachi is a marked man in the same joint where mob boss Don Vito Genovese is imprisoned and he’s forced to co-operate with the DA in exchange for protection.
Luke Rogers (Jeremy Jones, Decision) youth was deep rooted in his family’s faith but choices of his father Bill (John Schneider, What Would Jesus Do?) started him down a different path. As a young adult, Sam (Jason Burkey, October Baby) and Rose (Jenna von Oÿ, Blossom) pull him farther from the Christian path as his relationship with his girlfriend Jesse (Nicole Gale Anderson, Jonas) becomes strained. Brother Thomas (Bill Cobbs, The Ultimate Gift) and Pastor John (Randall Franks, In the Heat of the Night) guide him to the choices that prepare him for life.
A shuttered TV studio in Detroit is haunted by a magician/ventriloquist from a 1960’s children’s show, and he’s looking for a new live (or DEAD) studio audience.
An installation guy comes to a girl’s apartment and wants her to treat him as a guest. When she refuses, he turns into a psycho.
A man is trying desperately to be certified insane during World War II, so he can stop flying missions.
In this stoner detective comedy, a cannabis loving female private eye partners with a bitter former CIA officer to uncover a conspiracy and bring down a larger-than-life corporate villain charting her comeback to the top of the financial world.
A young woman is abducted by a strange group of human traffickers who use drug and trauma based mind control to turn women into “Sofia” dolls. Trapped in a waking nightmare she fights for a way to escape, to avoid becoming Girl Next
THE SPY NEXT DOOR stars Jackie Chan as Bob Ho, an undercover CIA superspy who decides to give up his career in espionage to settle down with his next-door neighbor and girlfriend, Gillian (Amber Valletta). But Bob has one more mission to complete before Gillian agrees to marry him: winning over her three opinionated kids. When Gillian suddenly has to leave town, Bob volunteers to babysit the children so he can earn their approval. But when one of the kids mistakenly downloads a top-secret formula from his computer, Bob’s archenemy, a Russian terrorist, moves in for the attack, forcing Bob to juggle the roles of spy and prospective stepfather in the most challenging mission of his career!
Rufus Paisley is an alcoholic who refuses to admit it. Everything he loves is gathered in one place: the “Rollers”. He even gave up a promising career as a musician to stay there. But this historic place, once owned by his parents, is in difficulty and he is short of the means to save it. His friends urge him to move on, but can he?
Abby Brooks is the host of Abby’s Restaurant Takeover, a restaurant makeover television show focusing on high end urban eateries. She fell into this job, which has taken time away from her first love of actually being in the kitchen herself cooking. With a directive from the network on the risk of otherwise being canceled, Abby, with her best friend and director Kenna by her side, has to go on the road, if it tests well, in the rebranded Abby on the Road in broadening the makeovers to the likes of her first assignment, Rocko’s, a roadside diner in small town Lawrence, Minnesota, this assignment well outside of Abby’s comfort zone. What makes it even more difficult is that the proprietor/head chef, Tom Billings, had no idea of the makeover – the submission made by his loving family, his Aunt Marge, the diner waitress, and his teen daughter, Claire – and resists any change to Rocko’s in reverence and memory to his deceased parents, from who he inherited the diner, and his regulars who …
