The residents of many nursing homes are placed into a passive mode. They are subject to the whims and vagaries of services provided by others. When they decide to become active for some reason, it takes an enormous amount of convincing of those in control that something needs to change. That is the case for two denizens of a home in Mud Creek, Texas. Toss in the fact that Elvis ( Bruce Campbell) thinks he is The King who swapped his status for an impersonator to get away from the limelight and Jack (Ossie Davis) who claims to be John F. Kennedy and has had his skin dyed and the chance of anyone believing them that something evil is afoot is marginal at best. So the duo decide that it is up to them to tackle it themselves, Elvis with his walker and Jack in his wheelchair.

Director:  Don Coscarelli Writer:  Don Coscarelli Cast:
Bruce Campbell -  Elvis Presley Ossie Davis -  John “Jack” Fitzgerald Kennedy Ella Joyce -  Massaging Nurse Bob Ivy -  Bubba Ho-Tep Heidi Marnhout -  Callie		Daniel Roebuck -  Hearse Driver Daniel Schweiger -  Hearse Driver Harrison Young -  Bull Thomas Larry Pennell -  Kemosabe

There have been a number of times when, faced with a decision to make, I’ve chosen an alternative on nothing more than intuition. In retrospect, they have usually been the correct one to make (for me). After doing this a few times in my young and stupid days, I began to trust my subconscious. I thought about the process a lot but I was never able to figure out why it worked for me. Billy Elliot (Jamie Bell) seems to have discovered his path to intuition as well. After discovering he sucked at boxing, he’s dared by a girl, Debbie Wilkinson (Nicola Blackwell), to try ballet. Boys never refuse a dare so he joins in and finds that he likes it and has potential, according to Debbie’s mum (Julie Walters), the teacher of the class. Now he has to figure out how to hide this girly activity from his coal miner dad who is near the centre of a 1984 UK miners’s strike.

Director:  Stephen Daldry; Billy Fane Writer:  Lee Hall Cast:
Jamie Bell -  Billy Elliot Jean Heywood -  Grandma Jamie Draven -  Tony Elliot Gary Lewis -  Dad (Jackie Elliot) Stuart Wells -  Michael Caffrey Mike Elliot -  George Watson Billy Fane -  Mr. Braithwaite Nicola Blackwell -  Debbie Wilkinson		Julie Walters -  Mrs. Wilkinson Carol McGuigan -  Librarian Joe Renton -  Gary Poulson Colin Maclachlan -  Mr. Tom Wilkinson Janine Birkett -  Billy’s Mum Trevor Fox -  PC Jeff Peverly Charlie Hardwick -  Sheila Briggs Denny Ferguson -  Miner