In Country captures a poignant and deeply personal exploration of the lingering shadows of the Vietnam War on American small-town life. Directed by Norman...
Double Jeopardy (released in theaters on September 24, 1999) delivers a thrilling, high-concept cat-and-mouse game that blends romantic betrayal with an ingenious legal premise....
Clerks (released in theaters on October 19, 1994) redefined independent American cinema in the 1990s, capturing the hilariously mundane reality of dead-end suburban employment...
The Shadow (released in theaters on July 1, 1994) transports audiences to a dazzling, art deco-infused 1930s New York City, delivering a thrilling revival...
The Devil’s Advocate (released in theaters on October 17, 1997) struts onto the screen as a deliciously decadent, morally charged supernatural thriller that masterfully...
The Doors (released in theaters on March 1, 1991) explodes onto the screen as a sprawling, intoxicating, and sensory-overload biopic that captures the meteoric...
Street Knight (released in theaters on March 12, 1993) kicks into high gear as an intense, hard-hitting 1990s urban action thriller that fuses martial...
The Perfect Weapon (released on March 15, 1991) explodes onto the screen as a relentless, bone-crunching action extravaganza that showcased Kenpo Karate to mainstream...
Waterworld (released in theaters on July 28, 1995) plunges audiences into a bleak, flooded future where the polar ice caps have completely melted, submerging...
Mad Dog Time (released in theaters on November 8, 1996) swaggeringly saunters onto the screen as an absurd, hyper-stylized neo-noir comedy that transforms the...
The Net (released on July 28, 1995) plunges viewers into a terrifyingly grounded technological nightmare that predicted the dark side of our interconnected digital...
The Good Son (released in theaters on September 24, 1993) delivers a shocking, unsettling exploration of hidden malice beneath a sweet, innocent facade, standing...
Citizen Ruth (released on December 13, 1996) charges onto the screen as a razor-sharp, uncompromising satire that fearlessly skewers the ideological extremes of modern...
The Doctor (released in theaters on July 24, 1991) delivers a deeply poignant, eye-opening story that examines the healthcare system through the eyes of...
The Santa Clause (released in theaters on November 11, 1994) delivers a charming, hilarious, and magically inventive spin on Christmas folklore that has delighted...
Saving Private Ryan (released in theaters on July 24, 1998) stands as a monumental achievement in cinematic history, delivering an intensely visceral, harrowing, and...
The Haunting (released on July 23, 1999) atmosphericizes the screen as a sprawling, visually dazzling 1999 horror spectacle that reimagines Shirley Jackson’s classic gothic...