Ministry of Vengeance (released in theaters on November 3, 1989) delivers an explosive, high-octane vigilante story that bridges faith, military combat, and unrelenting action...
Split Decisions (released in theaters on November 11, 1988) hits the canvas as a gritty, emotionally charged sports drama that weaves familial loyalty, urban...
The Fourth Protocol (released in theaters on March 20, 1987) delivers an engrossing, pulse-pounding espionage thriller that captures the high-stakes paranoia and bureaucratic intrigue...
Paternity (released in theaters on October 2, 1981) leaps onto the screen as a warm, witty romantic comedy that tackles the absurdities of bachelorhood,...
Look Who’s Talking introduced a high-concept premise that proved to be a global box office smash. The film centers on Mollie Jensen (Kirstie Alley),...
Target, released in theaters on Nov. 8, 1985, blends espionage intrigue with father-son dynamics, starring Gene Hackman as Walter Lloyd, a seemingly ordinary Texas...
John Frankenheimer’s neo-noir crime thriller 52 Pick-Up, which opened in theaters on Nov. 7, 1986, follows Harry Mitchell (Roy Scheider), a successful Los Angeles...
Everybody’s All-American, released in theaters on Nov. 4, 1988, is a sweeping, emotionally resonant drama that charts the arc of American hero-worship and the...
Like Father Like Son, released in theaters on October 2, 1987, is a lighthearted fantasy comedy revolving around the classic body-swap trope. Dr. Jack...
Armed and Dangerous, released in theaters on August 15, 1986, is a high-energy action-comedy that capitalizes on the proven, hilarious chemistry between its stars,...
Halloween II, released in theaters on October 30, 1981, opens with immediate, relentless momentum, following directly after the events of John Carpenter’s original classic...