Short Time (released in theaters on May 4, 1990) follows Burt Simpson (Dabney Coleman), a hyper-cautious police detective who is exactly eight days away...
Pushing Tin (released in theaters on April 23, 1999) dives into the high-stress, caffeinated world of terminal radar approach control, where air traffic controllers...
Manhattan Murder Mystery (released in theaters on August 18, 1993) reunites one of cinema’s most beloved comedic pairings, Larry (Woody Allen) and Carol Lipton...
My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys (released in theaters on March 1, 1991) is a quiet, contemplative neo-Western that eschews the bombast of Hollywood...
Only the Lonely (released on May 24, 1991) is a soulful and bittersweet romantic comedy that showcases the remarkable dramatic range of the legendary...
The Taking of Beverly Hills (released in theaters on October 11, 1991) is a bombastic, big-budget action spectacle that serves as a fascinating transition...
Primal Fear (released on April 5, 1996) is a taut, high-stakes courtroom drama that revitalized the legal thriller genre for the mid-90s. Directed by...
Texas Justice, released on February 12, 1995 as a high-profile, two-part made-for-television event, is a sprawling true-crime drama that captures the larger-than-life scandals of...
From Dusk Till Dawn (released in theaters on Jan. 19, 1996) remains one of the most audacious bait-and-switch experiments in cinematic history. Born from...
Drop Zone (released in theaters on Dec. 9, 1994) arrived at the peak of the decade’s obsession with extreme sports and high-concept action. Directed...
Marked for Death (released in theaters on October 5, 1990) solidified Steven Seagal‘s status as the preeminent aikido-master of the action genre. Coming off...
Fallen (released in theaters on Jan. 16, 1998) is a sophisticated supernatural thriller that successfully merges the gritty realism of a police procedural with...