Mr. Destiny (released in theaters on October 12, 1990) swings for the fences as a charming, It’s a Wonderful Life-inspired fantasy comedy that explores...
Dracula (released on November 13, 1992) swoops onto the screen as a breathtaking, opera-scaled triumph of romantic gothic horror that reclaims the dark majesty...
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...
Lost Highway (released in theaters on Feb. 21, 1997), directed by the incomparable David Lynch, is a haunting, non-linear descent into the fractured psyche...
Bye Bye Love (released in theaters on March 17, 1995) is a refreshingly honest and humorous ensemble piece that tackles the complexities of post-divorce...
Dangerous Touch (released on October 12, 1994), directed by and starring Lou Diamond Phillips, is a sleek, neon-drenched erotic thriller that captures the moody...
White Sands (released in theaters on April 24, 1992), directed by Roger Donaldson, is a slick, sun-drenched neo-noir that trades the rain-slicked alleys of...
No Code of Conduct is a gritty, high-octane police thriller that serves as a unique family collaboration within the action genre. Released during the twilight...
The Beverly Hillbillies (released in theaters on October 15, 1993), directed by Penelope Spheeris, arrived during a specific Hollywood era obsessed with reimagining classic...
Blood and Wine (released in theaters on Feb. 21, 1997) serves as a jagged, sun-drenched reunion between director Bob Rafelson and the legendary Jack...
Jawbreaker (released in theaters on Feb. 19, 1999) is a neon-soaked, hyper-stylized nightmare that traded “sugar and spice” for cyanide and silk before the...