Siblings have a connection to one another that exceeds the usual. They seem to know when one is about to do something, to finish each other’s sentences, to sense what the others are feeling and to anticipate what is happening in their life. Jessica Garrett (Monika Schnarre) is in the kitchen chatting with her two remaining sisters when she experiences a flash of insight and begins seeing bits and pieces of her dead sister, Gabrielle’s (Carrie Stevens) life just days just before her murder. With the flashes of insight and the help of her other sisters, Katherine (Erika Eleniak) and Brenda (Brenda Epperson Doumani), she realizes she may be able to figure out where her sister spent her time and to track down her killer.

Director:  Lorenzo Doumani Writer:  Lorenzo Doumani; E.M. Toohey Cast:
Joe Don Baker -  Dylan Garrett Daniel Benzali -  Dr. Sigmund Stein Carlos Bernard -  Chico Escovedo Angelica Bridges -  Masseuse Erika Eleniak -  Katherine Garrett Brenda Epperson Doumani -  Brenda Garrett Joey House -  Michelle Deveroux Tony Plana -  Captain Martin		Steve Rossi -  Joe Russo Monika Schnarre -  Jessica Garrett Carrie Stevens -  Gabrielle Garrett John Taylor -  Byron Lord Michael A. Tessiero -  Bartender Mike Michael Tylo -  Gustav Paul Winfield -  Edgar Jones Angie Bridges -  Katherine Garrett

How do you know if you’ve made the wrong decision? Most likely, it will be evident in what happens as a result. What do you do if you can’t back out of the choice made? Compound it with another choice that could go wrong too? Sure, why not? It can’t get much worse, can it? Yup, it can. Just ask Kyle Fisher (Jon Favreau) who is about to marry Laura Garrity (Cameron Diaz). His buddy Robert Boyd (Christian Slater) has organized a bachelor party for him in Las Vegas, replete with recreational drugs, gallons of booze and a stripper. The stripper winds up dead through some rather over-enthusiastic sex with Michael Berkow (Jeremy Piven). Robert convinces the others that the best thing to do is not dial 911, but to bury her out in the desert. When a hotel security guard investigates the hubbub, Robert deliberately murders him and convinces the others to bury both of the bodies in the desert and head home. Dear, dear…

Director:  Peter Berg Writer:  Peter Berg Cast:
Jon Favreau -  Kyle Fisher Leland Orser -  Charles Moore Cameron Diaz -  Laura Garrity Christian Slater -  Robert Boyd Rob Brownstein -  Man Jeremy Piven -  Michael Berkow Daniel Stern -  Adam Berkow Jeanne Tripplehorn -  Lois Berkow		Joey Zimmerman -  Adam Berkow Jr. Tyler Malinger -  Timmy Berkow Carla Scott -  Tina Russell B. McKenzie -  Security Guard Pancho Demmings -  Cop Blake Gibbons -  Suit Angelo Di Mascio Jr. -  Clerk Lawrence Pressman -  Mr. Fisher

In a police state full of repression, lack of civil liberties, how is one able to overcome, resist, stand fast? Evey Hammond (Natalie Portman), caught out after curfew, gets on the government’s radar after V’s (Hugo Weaving) actions against the powers that be. Her job in television is in jeopardy when V gets stopped escaping by Dascomb (Ben Miles) after his pirate broadcast by macing the government lad. It all starts with small incidents spread by rumour.

Director:  James McTeigue; Wachowski Brothers Writer:  Alan Moore; Andy Wachowski; Larry Wachowski Cast:
Natalie Portman -  Evey Hammond Hugo Weaving -  V Stephen Rea -  Inspector Eric Finch Stephen Fry -  Gordon Deitrich John Hurt -  Chancellor Adam Sutler Tim Pigott-Smith -  Creedy Rupert Graves -  Dominic Roger Allam -  Lewis Prothero		Ben Miles -  Dascomb Sinéad Cusack -  Delia Surridge Natasha Wightman -  Valerie John Standing -  Bishop Lilliman Eddie Marsan -  Etheridge Clive Ashborn -  Guy Fawkes Emma Field-Rayner -  Guy Fawkes Lover Ian Burfield -  Tweed Coat Fingerman

I could teach Van Wilder (Ryan Reynolds) a thing or two. I spent eight years at university. Mind you, I got a degree and almost had a second one while Van spends seven years as an undergrad. But it is always a dilemma whether to get out into the world or stay in the familiar cocoon of school. You can always find a party, friends are everywhere and nobody much bothers you as long as you pay your fees and don’t fail too often. But sometimes looking over the fence, you see what more life in the world has to offer and it comes down to deciding whether to return and register or find a job. But it means asking what’s out there that you can’t get in here? Well, there’s Gwen Pearson (Tara Reid) for one.

Director:  Walt Becker; Walter Becker Writer:  Brent Goldberg; David Wagner; David T. Wagner Cast:
Ryan Reynolds -  Van Wilder Tara Reid -  Gwen Pearson Tim Matheson -  Vance Wilder Sr. Kal Penn -  Taj Mahal Badalandabad Teck Holmes -  Hutch Daniel Cosgrove -  Richard Bagg Deon Richmond -  Mini Cochran Alex Burns -  Gordon		Emily Rutherfurd -  Jeannie Paul Gleason -  Professor Ted McDoogle Erik Estrada -  Erik Estrada Curtis Armstrong -  Campus Cop Jason Winer -  Panos Patakos Chris Owen -  Suicidal Freshman Stacy Bellew -  Roller Girl Simon Helberg -  Vernon

It is never a good idea to piss off a woman, especially one who carries weapons. Anna Valerious (Kate Beckinsale) is preparing to go after the vampires as she sheathes a sword, slips a knife into a boot sheathe, checks and holsters a pistol, grabs a pointy hammer and strides with determination towards the castle keep. Gabriel Van Helsing (Hugh Jackman) sprays her with a knockout gas and, when she awakes, she goes looking for him.

Director:  Stephen Sommers Writer:  Stephen Sommers Cast:
Hugh Jackman -  Van Helsing Kate Beckinsale -  Anna Valerious Richard Roxburgh -  Count Vladislaus Dracula David Wenham -  Carl Shuler Hensley -  Frankenstein’s Monster Elena Anaya -  Aleera Will Kemp -  Velkan Kevin J. O’Connor -  Igor		Alun Armstrong -  Cardinal Jinette Silvia Colloca -  Verona Josie Maran -  Marishka Tom Fisher -  Top Hat Samuel West -  Dr. Victor Frankenstein Robbie Coltrane -  Mr. Hyde Stephen H. Fisher -  Dr. Jekyll Dana Moravková -  Barmaid