MGM

Roger Crumpkin (Serious) is a happy-go-lucky guy who's employed at a massive egg factory as a Mr. Fix-It -- who's known better as Mr. Break-It. Things are completely sunnyside-up until his new boss, an evil do'er who wants to dominate the world with nicotine-spiked eggs, takes over and scrambles everything -- and everyone! And when Roger falls for Sunday Valentine (Helen Dallimore, "Three Stooges"), his boss' sexy and ditzy moll, it sends this egg-pushing CEO on a cracked-up rampage to ensure...

An arrogant corporate lawyer forces his wife to leave him so that he can find what's been missing from his life...and the mania begins. A victimized stripper vows to take over the world...and mayhem sets in. Two mismatched cops search for a deranged serial killer... and madness completely takes over! Individually, each movie will shock your senses. But together...they'll blow you away!

Pondo (Matthew Causey) has come to college for one reason: the babes! But this bumbling backwoods freshman can't even get to first base, not even with help from his hunky, B.M.O.C. roommate (Tim Carhart). So Pondo does what any hopeless hayseed would do: He heads for the chemistry lab to make moonshine and stumbles upon a "special" concoction that makes him so irresistible, no woman will be able to keep her hands off him!

After her jealous stepmother (Diana Rigg), the queen, tries to have her killed, Snow White (Sarah Patterson) runs away into the forest, where she finds refuge with seven kindly dwarves. But when the queen discovers that Snow White's still alive, she attempts to destroy her rival with the help of clever disguises. Finally, a poisonous apple does the trick-- or so she thinks -- until the handsome prince arrives to save Snow White!

Adele, daughter of French author and patriot Victor Hugo, is beautiful, composed and filled with the same brilliant writing talent as her famous father. However, Adele is driven not by literary aspirations but by love. Impelled by a need that will not be denied, she has run away from home to follow her handsome, womanizing lover (Bruce Robinson) across an ocean to wintry Halifax, Nova Scotia. Wild with desire, she'll risk everything to renew their brief affair. And if she can't win him back,...

Four grown siblings return home to their terminally ill mother's house for what they think are her final few days. When she hangs on, they find themselves stuck under the same roof for two difficult weeks. But as the children come to terms with their grief, they discover laughter in the midst of sorrow, love in the face of anger, and an opportunity to gain new perspectives on their own lives.

It is the cabaret act of a nightmare: You sing, dance and tell stories to an utterly apathetic audience. But Sandra Bernhard doesn't know fear, and she tears into a viewer's discomfort with vigor and relish. Stripping herself, body and soul, down to bare essentials, she delivers "an astonishing performance in this bizarre funny and prickly satire of pop culture" (The Wall Street Journal).

With poker-faced impersonation as their weapon, and World Trade Organization officials as their target, the Yes Men pull off one bold prank after another in an effort to raise political consciousness. And when their outrageous stunts are actually swallowed, hook, line and sinker the Yes Men must up the satirical ante and push the art of public spectacle to hilarious new heights!

Wagner is Bud Corliss, a darkly handsome college boy so obsessed with wealth that he'll do anything to get it. When his rich girlfriend Dorothy (Woodward) gets pregnant and is threatened with disinheritance, Bud stages her suicide, sending her plummeting from the roof of a high-rise. It's the perfect crime until Dorothy's sister Ellen (Leith) begins to unravel Bud's deadly scheme.

When he is dropped off at the home of Ray Gleason (Danson), the father he hasn't seen in years, Timmy (Culkin) hopes that they'll be able to spend some time together. Unfortunately, that's not what Dad has in mind. Involved in the get-rich-quick scheme of a lifetime, Ray and two klutzy cohorts are illegally paving the road to financial bliss... that is, until Timmy steps into their path.

On a late 19th-Century estate, a celebration of wine and beer lets loose inhibitions and inner passions. Jean (Mullan), the Count's footman, takes the advances of the Count's daughter (Burrows) too far with a scandalous encounter in the kitchen. And over one night, it becomes clear that these two lost souls desperately need each other in order to escape the confines -- and trappings -- of their lives. But can a servant support a noblewoman, who, without her father's money, is no more...

The natives are growing restless in the tiny country of Grand Fenwick! There's no indoor plumbing, no money to pay for it and no one's had a hot bath in ages! Facing a winter without warm water, the conniving Prime Minister (Ron Moody, Oliver!) convinces the U.S. Government to give him a million-dollar grant by promising to use it for Grand Fenwick's Space Program. There's just one pesky problem: Grand Fenwick doesn't have a space program! But when a local crackpot professor discovers that the...