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City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold

**City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold** is a 1994 American Western comedy film directed by Paul Weiland, which was released on June 10, 1994 by Columbia Pictures.

## Plot

A year after their first western adventure, Mitch Robbins (Billy Crystal) and his friends discover a treasure map that belonged to their late trail guide Curly and they set out to discover its secrets.

## Cast

* Billy Crystal as Mitch Robbins
* Daniel Stern as Phil Berquist
* Jon Lovitz as Glen Robbins
* Jack Palance as Duke Washburn
* Patricia Wettig as Barbara Robbins
* Noble Willingham as Clay Stone
* Pruitt Taylor Vince as Bud
* Bill McKinney as Matt
* David Paymer as Ira Shalowitz
* Josh Mostel as Barry Shalowitz
* Lindsay Crystal as Holly Robbins
* Beth Grant as Lois
Crime in Connecticut: The Story of Alex Kelly

**Crime in Connecticut: The Story of Alex Kelly** (also known as "The Return of Alex Kelly") is a 1999 Canadian television drama film directed by Ted Kotcheff.

The film aired on the CBS network on March 16, 1999.

## Plot

The film is based on the true story of Alex Kelly (Matthew Settle), a convicted rapist from Darien, Connecticut who fled the United States in 1987 in order to escape prosecution.

## Cast

* Matthew Settle as Alex Kelly
* Cassidy Rae as Carrie Roberts
* Barry Flatman as Joe Kelly
* Margot Kidder as Melanie Kelly
* Jeff Topping as Chris Kelly
* Wanda Cannon as Phyllis Roberts
* Allan Royal as Mark Roberts
* Kristin Booth as Ashley Roberts
* Andrew Tarbet as Andrew Roberts
* Ron White as Bruce Hudock
* Joel S. Keller as Craig Warren
* Natalie Radford as Anna Carlsson
* R.H. Thomson as Ray Marcassi
* Marni Thompson as Erica

## Critical Reception

Variety magazine wrote:

*"The title alone is a tipoff that this semi-factual dramatization is going to be one long slog through drearyville. Could CBS have come up with anything more trite and generic than this title? Evidently, the only thing that mattered was using a "C" word to match Connecticut, and any ol' "C" word would do. Perhaps we're lucky that the thing isn't called "Cringing in Connecticut," which is frankly a more accurate match."*

Entertainment Weekly said:

*"Matthew Settle’s one-note portrayal in Crime in Connecticut: The Story of Alex Kelly elicits only lock-him-up contempt. Much more effective, however, are Models, Inc.‘s Cassidy Rae as Kelly’s crusading victim and Margo Kidder as his aiding-and-abetting mom."*
Blind Date

**Blind Date** is a 1987 American romantic comedy film directed by Blake Edwards, which was released by TriStar Pictures on March 27, 1987.

## Plot

When bachelor Walter Davis (Bruce Willis) is set up with his sister-in-law's pretty cousin, Nadia Gates (Kim Basinger), a seemingly average blind date turns into a chaotic night on the town.

Walter's brother, Ted (Phil Hartman), tells him not to let Nadia drink alcohol, but he ignores his warning, and Nadia's behavior becomes increasingly wild.

Walter and Nadia's numerous incidents are made even worse as her former lover David (John Larroquette) relentlessly follows them around town.

## Cast

* Bruce Willis as Walter Davis
* Kim Basinger as Nadia Gates
* John Larroquette as David Bedford
* William Daniels as Judge Harold Bedford
* George Coe as Harry Gruen
* Mark Blum as Denny Gordon
* Phil Hartman as Ted Davis
* Stephanie Faracy as Susie Davis
* Alice Hirson as Muriel Bedford
* Stanley Jordan as himself
* Graham Stark as Jordan the Butler
* Joyce Van Patten as Nadia's Mother
Blood & Orchids

**Blood & Orchids** is a 1986 American television drama film directed by Jerry Thorpe which aired on February 23 and February 24, 1986 on the CBS network.

## Plot

Set in Hawaii in the 1930s, four native Hawaiian men discover a white woman who is brutally beaten and raped, and they take her to a hospital only to be charged with attacking her.

## Cast

* Kris Kristofferson as Detective Captain Curtis "Curt" Maddox
* Jane Alexander as Doris Ashley
* Sean Young as Leonore Bergmann
* Jose Ferrer as Walter Bergmann
* Susan Blakely as Marie Farrell
* David Clennon as Philip Murray
* Madeleine Stowe as Hester Murdoch
* William Russ as Lieutenant Lloyd Murdoch
* George Coe as Dr. Lansing
* Richard Dysart as Harvey Koster
* Elizabeth Lindsey as Sarah
* Haunani Minne as Princess Luahine
* James Saito as Halehone
* Matt Salinger as Bryce Parker

## Critical Reception

The New York Times said: *"Still, Blood and Orchids captures a remarkably authentic sense of period and Miss [Jane] Alexander, coldly elegant in her relatively small role, creates a scheming villain with an aplomb that leaves Joan Collins looking like an amateur."*

## Awards

**Primetime Emmy Awards** (1986)

* Outstanding Achievement in Costuming for a Miniseries or a Special: Louise Clark (women's costumer) and Patrick R. Norris (men's costumer) [*Nominated*]

**Casting Society of America, USA** (1986)

* Best Casting for TV Miniseries: Melinda Gartzman [*Nominated*]
Bridge to Terabithia

**Bridge to Terabithia** is a 2007 American coming-of-age fantasy/adventure film directed by Gábor Csupó, based on Katherine Paterson's 1977 novel of the same name, which was released by Walt Disney Pictures on February 16, 2007.

## Plot

The film tells the story of 12-year-old neighbors Jesse Aarons & Leslie Burke (Josh Hutcherson & AnnaSophia Robb), who create a fantasy world called Terabithia & spend their free time playing in an abandoned treehouse.

## Cast

* Josh Hutcherson as Jess Aarons
* AnnaSophia Robb as Leslie Burke
* Bailee Madison as May Belle Aarons
* Robert Patrick as Jack Aarons
* Kate Butler as Mary Aarons
* David Henrie as Brandon Aarons
* Mitchel Musso as Eli Aarons
* Grace Brannigan as Joyce Aarons
* Zooey Deschanel as Ms. Edmunds
* Latham Gaines as Bill Burke
* Judy McIntosh as Judy Burke
* Lauren Clinton as Janice Avery
* Cameron Wakefield as Scott Hoager
* Elliot Lawless as Gary Fulcher
* Isabelle Kircher as Carla
* Carly Owen as Madison
* Jen Wolfe as Mrs. Myers
* James Gaylyn as Principal Turner
Dangerous Affection

**Dangerous Affection** (also known as "Stamp of a Killer") is a 1987 American television thriller film directed by Larry Elikann.

The film aired on November 1, 1987 on the NBC network.

## Plot

Pregnant mother Cathy Proctor (Judith Light) and her young son, Sam (Billy O'Sullivan) find themselves being targeted by a killer.

## Cast

* Judith Light as Cathy Proctor
* Jimmy Smits as Richard Braden
* Audra Lindley as Granny
* Michael Parks as The Hitman
* Billy O'Sullivan as Sam Proctor
* Rhea Perlman as Claudia

## Production

Filming for "Dangerous Affection" took place in Seattle, Washington.
Buck Privates Come Home

**Buck Privates Come Home** is a 1947 American action\comedy film directed by Charles Barton which was released on April 4, 1947 by Universal-International.

It is a sequel to the 1941 film, Buck Privates.

## Plot

After returning home from World War II, Slicker and Herbie try to find a home for a young orphaned French girl.

## Cast

* Bud Abbott as Slicker Smith
* Lou Costello as Herbie Brown
* Beverly Simmons as Evey LeBrec
* Tom Brown as Bill Gregory
* Joan Fulton as Sylvia Hunter
* Nat Pendleton as Sergeant Collins
* Don Porter as Captain Christie
* Donald MacBride as Police Captain
* Don Beddoe as Mr. Roberts
* Charles Trowbridge as Mr. Quince
* Russell Hicks as Mr. Appleby

## Box Office

"Buck Privates Come Home" grossed $2,365,000 at the box office on an estimated budget of $1,167,500.

## Critical Reception

TV Guide Magazine wrote: *"Nothing spectacular, but a fine effort from the dim-witted clowns."*

At-A-Glance Film Reviews gave "Buck Privates Come Home" a rating of two stars, saying: *"Although it succeeded at boosting the team out of their career lull, Buck Privates Come Home leaves a lot to be desired. Abbott and Costello humor was never highbrow, but here it is unusually uninspired."*
Caroline?

**Caroline?** is a 1990 American television drama film directed by Joseph Sargent which aired on April 29, 1990 on the CBS network.

It is based on E.L. Konigburg's 1976 novel, "Father's Arcane Daughter."

## Plot

The film follows a woman named Caroline who returns to her family after being presumed dead for 15 years shortly before a large inheritance is due which raises doubts about her identity from the people who knew her.

## Cast

* Stephanie Zimbalist as Caroline
* Pamela Reed as Grace Carmichael
* George Grizzard as Paul Carmichael
* Patricia Neal as Miss Trollope
* Dorothy McGuire as Flora Atkins
* Shawn Phelan as Winston Carmichael
* John Evans as Winston (Adult)
* Jenny Jacobs as Heidi Carmichael
* John Bennes as Simmons

## Critical Reception

The Deseret News said: *"But while the mystery of Caroline is what draws the viewer into the story, by the end of the movie it's almost irrelevant. It's the characters you end up caring about."*

## Awards

**Primetime Emmy Awards** (1990)

* Outstanding Drama\Comedy Special [**Winner**] (tied with The Incident)
* Outstanding Directing in a Minseries or a Special: Joseph Sargent [**Winner**]
* Outstanding Editing for a Miniseries or a Special (Single Camera Production): Paul LaMastra [**Winner**]
* Outstanding Art Direction for a Miniseries or a Special: Jan Scott and Joseph Litsch [*Nominated*]
* Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Drama Miniseries or a Special: Jim Hawkins, Grover B. Helsely, Doug E. Turner and John Wilkinson [*Nominated*]
* Outstanding Writing in a Miniseries or a Special: Michael De Guzman [*Nominated*]

**Golden Globe Awards** (1991)

* Best Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television [*Nominated*]
* Best Performance by an Actress in a Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television: Stephanie Zimbalist [*Nominated*]
Blind Justice (1994)

**Blind Justice** is a 1994 American television Western\action film directed by Richard Spence which aired on June 25, 1994 on the HBO network.

## Plot

A nearly blind gunfighter makes his way through Mexico with a baby that he has sworn to protect and finds himself in trouble with a group of bandits near the U.S.-Mexico border.

## Cast

* Armand Assante as Canaan
* Elisabeth Shue as Caroline
* Robert Davi as Alacran
* Adam Baldwin as Sgt. Hastings
* Ian McElhinney as Father Malone
* Danny Nucci as Roberto
* M.C. Gainey as Bull
* Titus Welliver as Sumner

## Production

Filming for "Blind Justice" took place entirely in Arizona.

## Critical Reception

Variety magazine wrote: *"Profanity, violence and plenty of spaghetti Western dialogue are the hallmarks of “Blind Justice.” The HBO drama is a composite that draws almost every element from other sources, most notably “A Fistful of Dollars.” At just 90 minutes, the telepic has sufficient moments worth wading through, but viewers would probably do better to mosey to the local vidstore and pick up the originals."*
Choices

**Choices** is a 1986 American television drama film directed by David Lowell Rich which aired on February 17, 1986 on the ABC network.

## Plot

Terry Granger, a 19-year-old girl unexpectedly finds herself pregnant and contemplates getting an abortion much to the disapproval of her retired judge father, Evan. However, Evan finds himself facing a dilemma when his second wife, Marisa announces her pregnancy as well.

## Cast

* George C. Scott as Evan Granger
* Jacqueline Bisset as Marisa Granger
* Melissa Gilbert as Terry Granger
* Laurie Kennedy as Ellen
* Steven Flynn as Scott
* Nancy Allison as Norma
* Daliah Novak as Janet
* Kirsten Bishopric as Dana
* Nicholas A. Bourdon as Aaron

## Critical Reception

The Los Angeles Times wrote: *"A first-rate cast is mostly squandered in “Choices.” [Jacqueline] Bisset and [Melissa] Gilbert, in particular, give poignant, layered performances within the script’s limits."*

Radio Times gave the film a two-star rating, writing: *"George C Scott (Patton) and Jacqueline Bisset (The Deep) are the husband and wife, while Little House on the Prairie star Melissa Gilbert leaves Laura Ingalls behind to play a character faced with an adult decision. Try as they may, however, this all-star cast can't save this piece, whose far-fetched premise seems tepid by today's standards."*
Breaking the Rules

**Breaking the Rules** is a 1992 American drama film directed by Neal Israel, which was released on October 9, 1992 by Miramax Films.

The film was made in 1989, but it wasn't released until 1992 due to the original studio filing for bankruptcy.

## Plot

The film follows Phil Stepler, a man diagnosed with cancer who goes on a road trip to Los Angeles, California with his two best friends, Gene and Rob.

## Cast

* Jason Bateman as Phil Stepler
	+ Shawn Phelan as Young Phil Stepler
* C. Thomas Howell as Gene Michaels
	+ Jackey Vinson as Young Gene Michaels
* Jonathan Silverman as Rob Konigsberg
	+ Marty Belafsky as Young Rob Konigsberg
* Annie Potts as Mary Klinglitch
* Kent Bateman as Mr. Stepler
* Krista Tesreau as Rob's Date

## Box Office

"Breaking the Rules" grossed $23,175 during its opening weekend. Overall, the film grossed $52,285 worldwide.

## Critical Reception

Roger Ebert from the Chicago Sun-Times said: *"Breaking the Rules is a movie about a guy who finds out he has a month to live, and decides to spend it in the worst buddy movie ever made."*

Hal Hinson from the Washington Post wrote: *"For a film about death, "Breaking the Rules" is surprisingly lacking in gravity."*

TV Guide Magazine called it *"a forgettable, clumsy movie."*

Writing for Variety magazine, Lawrence Cohn said: *""Breaking the Rules" is a stillborn road movie, way too maudlin to be touching or amusing."*

Robert Sellers from Radio Times stated: *"As hard as this tries to tug at the heartstrings, the combination of appalling dialogue, completely divorced from the way real people talk, and emotional barreness ends up trivialising the subject matter."*
Conflict

**Conflict** is a 1945 American mystery\drama film directed by Curtis Berhardt which was released on June 15, 1945 by Warner Bros. Pictures.

It is based on the story, "The Pentacle" written by Alfred Neumann and Robert Siodmak.

## Plot

The film centers on Richard Mason, an engineer trapped in an unhappy marriage who murders his wife in order to marry her younger sister.

## Cast

* Humphrey Bogart as Richard Mason
* Alexis Smith as Evelyn Turner
* Sydney Greenstreet as Dr. Mark Hamilton
* Rose Hobart as Kathryn Mason
* Charles Drake as Professor Norman Holsworth
* Grant Mitchell as Dr. Grant
* Patrick O'Moore as Detective Lieutenant Egan

## Box Office

"Conflict" grossed $3,707,000 at the box office.

## Critical Reception

The New York Times wrote: *"The action is slow and generally muted, the images conventional but firm and the details of nervous excitation are neatly and clearly worked in."*

TV Guide Magazine said that the film's direction is *"first-rate and the suspense is maintained throughout in a vehicle tailor-made for the magical [Humphrey] Bogart."*

Time Out.com noted that *"Alexis Smith's role remains unfocused, while [Humphrey] Bogart suffers defiantly and spits out the odd characteristic line."*

Derek Winnert.com wrote: *"Director Curtis Bernhardt’s 1945 film noir suspense thriller has its moments but it is one of Humphrey Bogart’s least good and least well-known pictures from his best period."*
Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen

**Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen** is a 2004 American teen musical comedy film directed by Sara Sugarman based on Dyan Sheldon's 1999 novel of the same name, which was released by Walt Disney Pictures on February 20, 2004.

## Plot

Mary Elizabeth Steppe (Lindsay Lohan) is an ambitious 15-year-old girl who goes by the name of Lola and aspires to be a famous stage actress.

Lola's dream of performing on Broadway suffers a setback when she moves from New York City to suburban New Jersey with her mother, Karen (Glenne Headley) & twin sisters, Paige & Paula (Maggie & Rachel Oksam).

As she tries to adjust to her new surroundings, Lola befriends Ella Gerard (Alison Pill), competes with popular girl Carla Santini (Megan Fox) for the lead in the school play, and fantasizes about her favorite rock music group, Sidarthur & how her life should be.

When Lola learns that Sidarthur is disbanding and is going to put on their final farewell concert in New York City, she pulls out all the stops to make it to the concert and meet the lead singer, Stu Wolff (Adam Garcia).

## Cast

* Lindsay Lohan as Mary Elizabeth "Lola" Steppe
* Adam Garcia as Stuart "Stu" Wolff
* Eli Marienthal as Sam
* Tom McCamus as Calum Steppe
* Alison Pill as Ella Gerard
* Megan Fox as Carla Santini
* Carol Kane as Miss Baggoli
* Glenne Headly as Karen Steppe
* Sheila McCarthy as Mrs. Gerard
* Alison Sealy-Smith as Sgt. Rose
* Ashley Leggat as Marcia
* Barbara Mamabolo as Robin
* Maggie Oskam as Paige Steppe
* Rachael Oskam as Paula Steppe
Biggles

**Biggles** (also known as "Biggles: Adventures in Time") is a 1986 British science-fiction\adventure film directed by John Hough.

The film was first released in the United Kingdom on May 23, 1986 by UIP and in the United States on January 29, 1988 by the New Century Vista Film Company.

It is based on the "Biggles" novel series written by W.E. Johns.

## Plot

When British World War I fighter pilot James "Biggles" Bigglesworth (Neil Dickson) and 1980s low-level business executive Jim Ferguson (Alex Hyde-White) discover that they can time travel to each other's eras, they work together to stop the Germans from changing the outcome of World War I.

## Cast

* Neil Dickson as Lieutenant James "Biggles" Bigglesworth
* Alex Hyde-White as Jim Ferguson
* Fiona Hutchison as Debbie
* Peter Cushing as Air Commodore William Raymond
* Marcus Gilbert as Hauptmann Erich von Stalhein
* William Hootkins as Chuck
* Alan Polonsky as Bill
* Francesca Gonshaw as Marie
Complex of Fear

**Complex of Fear** is a 1993 American television mystery\thriller film directed by Brian Grant.

The film aired on January 12, 1993 on the CBS network.

## Plot

When newlywed police officer Ray Dolan (Hart Bochner) and his wife, Chelsea (Chelsea Field) move into a condominum complex, they learn from a detective that a serial rapist has been targeting women in the complex.

## Cast

* Hart Bochner as Ray Dolan
* Joe Don Baker as Detective Frank Farrel
* Chelsea Field as Michelle Dolan
* Brett Cullen as Ed Wylie
* Farrah Forke as Vicky
* Ashley Gardner as Doreen Wylie
* Rus Blackwell as Stan Evans
* Jordan Williams as Lee Harrison
* Lisa Darr as Penny Evans
* Ann Bronston as Sandra
* Michele Little as Madeline

## Critical Reception

John Ferguson from Radio Times gave the film a three-star rating, writing: *"The plotting is a mite predictable, but director Brian Grant still manages to summon up an air of claustrophobic suspense."*

Andy Webb of the Movie Scene called it a *"solid but unremarkable TV thriller from the early nineties"*, adding: *"It isn't terrible and whilst lacking in suspense the intrigue of who the rapist is and how it affects Ray keeps it interesting."*
Crazy from the Heart

**Crazy from the Heart** is a 1991 American television romantic comedy-drama film directed by Thomas Schlamme which aired on the TNT network on August 19, 1991.

## Plot

High school principal Charlotte Bain finds romance with Mexican-American farmer Ernesto, who is working as a custodian at her school.

## Cast

* Christine Lahti as Charlotte Bain
* Rubén Blades as Ernesto Ontiveros
* William Russ as Dewey Whitcomb
* Louise Latham as Mae Esther
* Tommy Muñiz as Tomas Ontiveros
* Robyn Lively as Franny Peyton
* Bibi Besch as Cynthia
* Kamala Lopez as Alcira Zavala
* Belita Moreno as Beebee Stiles
* Mary Kay Place as Merrilee Playton
* Fran Bennett as Judge Sandra Farrell

## Production

Filming for "Crazy from the Heart" took place in Santa Paula, California.

## Critical Reception

The Movie Treasures by Brenda blog wrote: *"A pursuit and an adventure in Mexico add up to a scandal...and to a movie that is truly enjoyable."*

Sue Heal from Radio Times said: *"The pace is nigh on perfect, the leading actors believable and the charge generated between them keeps the audience guessing to the very end."*
Death Scream

**Death Scream** is a 1975 American television drama film directed by Richard T. Heffron which aired on September 26, 1975 on the ABC network.

It is based on the true story of Catherine "Kitty" Genovese who was attacked and stabbed to death in New York City on March 13, 1964.

## Plot

New York detective Nick Rodriguez investigates the murder of a young woman that was witnessed by 15 of her neighbors, but they did nothing to help her.

## Cast

* Raul Julia as Detective Nick Rodriguez
* John P. Ryan as Detective Dave Lambert
* Phillip Clark as Detective Johnny Bellon
* Lucie Arnaz as Judy
* Ed Asner as Peter Singleton
* Cloris Leachman as Mrs. Singleton
* Art Carney as Mr. Jacobs
* Diahann Carroll as Betty May
* Kate Jackson as Carol
* Tina Louise as Hilda Murray
* Nancy Walker as Mrs. Jacobs
* Eric Braeden as Kosinsky
* Thelma Houston as Lady Wing Ding
* Dimitra Arliss as Mrs. Kosinsky
* Bert Freed as Detective Ross
* Allyn Ann McLerie as Alice Whitmore

## =Critical Reception

The Terror Trap website said: *"The plot takes some liberties with facts but the story still never fails to shock decades after the event occurred. The actors are in fine form, particularly Raul Julia, who's terrific as a single dad cop assigned to the case."*
Date with an Angel

**Date with an Angel** is a 1987 American romantic fantasy comedy film written & directed by Tom McLoughlin which was released on November 20, 1987 by the De Laurentiis Entertainment Group.

## Plot

An aspiring composer discovers a beautiful, broken-winged angel in his swimming pool, but when everyone finds out about it, he has to deal with his jealous fiance, future father-in-law and his friends who have a business plan.

## Cast

* Michael E. Knight as Jim Sanders
* Phoebe Cates as Patty Winston
* Emmanuelle Béart as Angel
* David Dukes as Edward Winston
* Vinny Argiro as Ben Sanders
* Bibi Besch as Grace Sanders
* Phillip Brock as George
* Albert Macklin as Don
* Peter Kowanko as Rex

## Production

Principal photography for "Date With an Angel" took place from February 16, 1987 to May of 1987 in Wilmington, North Carolina and Burgaw, North Carolina.

Director Tom McLoughlin auditioned and wanted to cast Jim Carrey in the lead role; however, producer Dino DeLaurentiis turned it down because he thought that Carrey was too much of a comedian and not leading man material.

## Box Office

"Date With an Angel" grossed $816,062 during its opening weekend. Overall, it grossed $1,988,962 on an estimated budget of $8,000,000.

## Critical Reception

On Rotten Tomatoes, "Date With an Angel" currently has an approval rating of 13% based on 8 reviews with an average rating of 3.60\10.

On their show, Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert specifically gave the film two emphatic thumbs down, with Ebert complaining that they had picked (along with Teen Wolf Too), the two worst films possible to be released on the same day.

Jeffrey M. Anderson of the San Francisco Examiner called it *"a stinker, but almost worth seeing for the lovely Emmanuelle Beart."*

Hal Hinson of The Washington Post wrote: *"The payoff to all this, which was directed in a kind of clodhopper style by Tom McLoughlin, is a lot of grimly unfunny running around, interspersed with innumerable reaction shots of our angel heroine -- accompanied by heavenly chorus-style syntho-music -- as she expresses her horror at the actions of the mortals."*
Night Watch

The Night Watch is an unregulated militia force organized to respond locally when disaster strikes that stresses the capabilities of the paid defenders of Never Winter. Mostly made up of retired adventurers and military whose main goal is to protect personal interests and property, they have been known to show signs of heroism. The Stand against the Sizable Spiders at the Orphanage of Torm being the most renowned. During times of relative peace they have been known to attend to crimes and mysteries beneath the notice of the City Guard.
Blind Justice

**Blind Justice** is a 1986 American television drama film directed by Rod Holcomb.

The film aired on March 9, 1986 on the CBS network.

## Plot

When photographer Jim Anderson (Tim Matheson) is accused of rape, he fights to clear his name against the allegations for 14 months.

## Cast

* Tim Matheson as Jim Anderson
* Mimi Kuzyk as Cathy Anderson
* Philip Charles MacKenzie as John Pierson
* Lisa Eichhorn as Carolyn Shetland
* Tom Atkins as Kramer
* John Kellogg as Jim's father
* Anne Haney as Jim's mother
* David Froman as Pike
* Linda Thorson as Pamela
* Marilyn Lightstone as Dr. Lathrop

## Critical Reception

Allmovie gave the film three out of five stars, writing: *"Blind Justice is a fact-based TV movie starring Tim Matheson, here made to look "normal" with glasses and mustache."*
Danika

**Danika** is a 2006 American psychological drama\thriller film directed by Ariel Vromen which premiered at the Cinevegas Film Festival on June 10, 2006 and released on DVD on December 26, 2006 by First Look Studios.

## Plot

The film follows Danika Merrick, a woman who questions her sanity after she starts suffering from hallucinations of disturbing events involving her family.

## Cast

* Marisa Tomei as Danika Merrick
* Craig Bierko as Randy Merrick
* Regina Hall as Dr. Evelyn Harris
* Kyle Gallner as Kurt Merrick
	+ Bailey Hughes as Young Kurt
* Nicki Prian as Lauren Merrick
	+ Kendall Cwik as Young Lauren
* Ridge Canipe as Brian Merrick
	+ Ethan and London Jones as Young Brian
* James Avery as Teddy Johnson
* Hannah Marks as Lizzie Geralds
* Akuyoe Graham as Patricia Guilford
* Danay Garcia as Myra
* Tess Lina as Ms. Zachary

## Critical Reception

Justin Chang from Variety magazine called the film *"a jumpy little psychological thriller that plays like a nonstop anxiety-attack."*

Michael Ferraro from Film Threat wrote: *"This film has enough sporadic scares and psychological tension throughout to entertain a Friday night crowd but a more sophisticate audience may not give it the chance."*

## Awards

**San Diego Film Festival** (2006)

* Best Feature Film: Ariel Vromen [**Winner**]
* Best Actress: Regina Hall [**Winner**]
Cyber Seduction: His Secret Life

**Cyber Seduction: His Secret Life** is a 2005 American television drama film directed by Tom McLoughlin which aired on June 20, 2005 on the Lifetime network.

## Plot

The film follows 16-year-old Justin Petersen as he develops an addiction to internet pornography which starts to negatively affect his life.

## Cast

* Jeremy Sumpter as Justin Petersen
* Kelly Lynch as Diane Petersen
* John Robinson as Richard Petersen
* Jake Scott as Alex Peterson
* Lyndsy Fonseca as Amy
* Nicole Dicker as Monica
* Benz Antoine as Coach Suha
* Kyle Schmid as Timmy

## Production

Filming for "Cyber Seduction: His Secret Life" took place in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

## Critical Reception

Valerie Troutman from the Through the Shattered Lens website described the film as *"a total mess of crap"* and *"horrifyingly bad"*.

The Down Among the "Z" Movies website wrote: *"The plot is ridiculous (though apparently based on a true story) and the acting poor and it drags."*

TV Guide Magazine described "Cyber Seduction: His Secret Life" as a *"clichéd, albeit well intentioned, drama."*

The Something Awful website called it *"not only irredeemably stupid, but actually toeing the line of almost being maliciously stupid."*
Deadly Relations

**Deadly Relations** is a 1993 American television drama/thriller film directed by Bill Condon which aired on May 22, 1993 on the ABC network.

It is based on Carol Donahue and Shirley Hall's 1991 true crime book, "Deadly Relations: A True Story of Murder in a Suburban Family."

## Plot

The film follows Leonard Fagot, a New Orleans attorney and father of four daughters who turns to murdering their husbands for insurance payouts.

## Cast

* Robert Urich as Leonard J. Fagot
* Shelley Fabares as Shirley Fagot
* Gwyneth Paltrow as Carol Ann Fagot Applegarth Holland
* Joy Farmer as Shirley Fagot, Jr.
* Georgia Emelin as Joanne Fagot Westerfield
* Jillian Boyd as Nancy Fagot
* Matthew Perry as George Westerfield
* Tony Higgins as Mike Holland
* Ted Marcoux as Bruce Applegarth
* Roxana Zal as Marty

## Production

Principal photography for "Deadly Relations" began on June 8, 1992 and ended in July of 1992 on location in Atlanta, Georgia.

## Critical Reception

Hoyt Hilsman from Variety said that "Deadly Relations" is *"not very engaging, in part because of rambling script and direction, but also because Robert Urich's performance misses the mark."*
Bogie

**Bogie** is a 1980 American television biographical drama film directed by Vincent Sherman which aired on March 4, 1980 on the CBS network.

It is based on Joe Hyams' 1966 novel, "Bogie: The Biography of Humphrey Bogart."

## Plot

The film is based on the life of actor Humphrey Bogart, his movie career and his marriages to actresses Mayo Methot & Lauren Bacall.

## Cast

* Kevin O'Connor as Humphrey Bogart
* Kathryn Harrold as Lauren Bacall
* Ann Wedgeworth as Mayo Methot
* Patricia Barry as Zelda O'Moore
* Donald May as Pat O'Moore
* Alfred Ryder as Mike Romanoff
* Carol Vogel as Mary Phillips
* Richard Dysart as Jack Warner

## Critical Reception

The Haphazard Stuff website called "Bogie" a *"patchwork of clichéd scenes"* and a *"poorly done Cliff Notes version"* of Humphrey Bogart's life.

The Ticklish Business website said the film was a *"shallow biopic afraid to deviate from the path set out to show us why Bogie was such a dynamic actor."*
Brotherhood of Justice

**Brotherhood of Justice** is a 1986 American television action\drama film directed by Charles Braverman which aired on May 18, 1986 on the ABC network.

The film is based on actual events that occurred in 1984 at Paschal High School in Fort Worth, Texas with a vigilante group called "The Legion of Doom."

## Plot

A group of high school students form a vigilante group to combat crime in their neighborhood.

## Cast

* Keanu Reeves as Derek
* Lori Loughlin as Christie
* Kiefer Sutherland as Victor Parks
* Joe Spano as Bob Grootemat
* Darren Dalton as Scottie
* Evan Mirand as Mule
* Don Michael Paul as Collin
* Gary Riley as Barnwell
* Billy Zane as Les
* Danny Nucci as Willie

## Production

Filming for "Brotherhood of Justice" took place in Santa Cruz County, California. Some locations used were Aptos High School in Aptos, California, Downtown Watsonville, California, the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, and various beaches in the area around Santa Cruz, California.

## Critical Reception

Mucho Macho from The Manly Movie website said: *"The movie is not a gory film, it does not feature “Death Wish 3” style violence, it is kinda low-budged-rish & it is kinda cheesy. But 80s cheese is great and I still found the movie to be very enjoyable and entertaining."*
Broken Silence: A Moment of Truth Movie

**Broken Silence: A Moment of Truth Movie** is a 1998 American television drama film directed by Joseph L. Scanlan which aired on September 7, 1998 on the NBC network.

## Plot

High school student and aspiring track star Mickey Carlyle is sexually assaulted by her coach, Kurt Ansom; however, when nobody but her mother believes her, they decide to take action themselves in order to stop Coach Ansom and get Mickey justice.

## Cast

* Ariana Richards as Mickey Carlyle
* William Bumiller as Coach Kurt Ansom
* Susan Blakely as Margaret Carlyle
* Tracee Ellis Ross as Kaycee King
* Teryl Rothery as Assistant District Attorney Christina Valdez
* Scott Vickaryous as Brad Meyers
* Julie Patzwald as Julie Vaccaro
* Marisa Rudiak as Tina Beale
Bill

**Bill** is a 1981 American television biographical drama film directed by Anthony Page which aired on December 22, 1981 on the CBS network.

## Plot

Based on a true story, the film follows Bill Sackter, a intellectually man who steps out into the world after spending most of his life in an institution where he is taken in by a kind family and learns what it means to love for the first time in his life.

## Cast

* Mickey Rooney as Bill Sackter
* Dennis Quaid as Barry Morrow
* Largo Woodruff as Beverly Morrow
* Anna Maria Horsford as Marge Keating
* Harry Goz as Dr. Tom Walz
* Kathleen Maguire as Florence Archer

## Production

Filming for "Bill" took place in New York City, New York and Yonkers, New York.

## Critical Reception

The Los Angeles Times called "Bill" a *"beautiful and touching movie"*, adding: *"It could well take the place of some of the violent trash currently dominating prime-time TV."*

Nickthemoviecritic.com called it *"one of Mickey Rooney's best movies."*

The Creepers Reviews from the Abyss website said that "Bill" is a *"good TV movie with a great plot, pretty good acting, touching but basic score, mostly true events included in the movie, and a pretty strong emotional impact."*

## Sequel

A sequel, "Bill: On His Own" was released in 1983.
Deadly Whispers

**Deadly Whispers** is a 1995 American television drama film directed by Bill L. Norton.

The film aired on May 10, 1995 on the CBS network.

It is based on Ted Schwarz's 1992 book of the same name. The book is based on the 1987 murder of Kathy Bonney, who was killed by her father, Tom in Camden County, North Carolina.

## Plot

After Tom and Carol Acton (Tony Danza and Pamela Reed)'s 19-year-old daughter, Kathy (Heather Tom) goes missing and is later found murdered, suspicion lands on Tom, who becomes the main suspect in Kathy's murder.

## Cast

* Tony Danza as Tom Acton
	+ Kevin Mason as Tom (age 13)
* Pamela Reed as Carol Acton
* Heather Tom as Kathy Acton
* Michael P. McCarthy as Peter Acton
* Amanda Fuller as Crystal Acton
* Sean Haberle as Jim McDaniel
* Camryn Manheim as Betty
* Ving Rhames as Detective Jackson
* Richard Gross as Attorney Brandon
* Maureen McVerry as Dr. Miller

## Production

Filming for "Deadly Whispers" took place in Placerville, California.

## Critical Reception

Variety magazine said: *"Though it cheats viewers, the cornpone meller — built around a surprise package tied up with convenient psychological ribbons — will hold attention."*

Andy Webb of The Movie Scene said: *"Now to be honest when most people think Tony Danza they might think of him in "Taxi" or "Who's the Boss" but his performance in "Deadly Whispers" is so much more. He brings out the devotion of a protective father who ends up shell shocked by what has happened to his little girl. And at the same time Pamela Reed delivers a performance which grows as she goes from housewife to a strong woman who is giving her husband the strength to carry on. These two performances take you aback and they on their own make watching "Deadly Whispers" worthwhile, let alone anything else."*
Coyote Creek Christmas

**Coyote Creek Christmas** is a 2021 American television romantic drama film directed by David I. Strasser which aired on October 30, 2021 on the Hallmark Channel.

## Plot

The film follows event planner Paige Parker who celebrates Christmas at her parents' inn and meets single father Dylan and his young son, Noah.

## Cast

* Janel Parrish as Paige Parker
* Ryan Paevey as Dylan Bailey
* Azriel Dalman as Noah Bailey
* Brad Bergeron as Jack Bailey
* Cameron Bancroft as Rick Parker
* Linda Minard as Linda Parker
* Naomi King as Quinn
* Dolores Drake as Julie
* Nimet Kanji as Sara
* Marc-Anthony Massiah as George
* Lorna Rose Harris as Leah
* Adriana Ravalli as Mia
* Ana-Maria Alvarado as Mrs. Alvarez
* Manny Hernández as Mr. Alvarez

## Critical Reception

Writing for Fangirlish.com, Erin E. Gross wrote: *"Coyote Creek Christmas was a heartwarming movie, filled with drama, love, and Christmas cheer."*

The Fits of Fury blog said: *"This is just a slapdash effort though, a movie where the implausibility of the plot is further undermined by a lack of emotional beats."*

Jane from the Hallmark For All Seasons website stated: *"I didn’t think [Janel] Parrish and [Ryan] Paevey had much romantic chemistry, but they still acted well against each other throughout the movie."*
Dante's Peak

**Dante's Peak** is a 1997 American disaster\thriller film directed by Roger Donaldson which was released on February 7, 1997 by Universal Pictures.

## Plot

When volcanologist Harry Dalton (Pierce Brosnan) visits the town of Dante's Peak, Washington, he discovers that a long dormant volcano is about to erupt at any moment.

## Cast

* Pierce Brosnan as Harry Dalton
* Linda Hamilton as Rachel Wando
* Charles Hallahan as Paul Dreyfus
* Grant Heslov as Greg
* Elizabeth Hoffman as Ruth
* Jeremy Foley as Graham Wando
* Jamie Renée Smith as Lauren Wando
* Arabella Field as Nancy
* Tzi Ma as Stan
* Brian Reddy as Les Worrell
* Kirk Trutner as Terry Furlong
* Carol Androsky as Mary Kelly
* Jeffrey L. Ward as Jack Collins
* Tim Haldeman as Elliot Blair
* Lee Garlington as Dr. Jane Fox
* Bill Bolender as Sheriff Turner
* Peter Jason as Norman Gates

## Box Office

During its opening weekend, "Dante's Peak" grossed $18,479,435 at the box office. Overall, the film grossed $178,127,760 worldwide on an estimated budget of $116,000,000.

## Critical Reception

The Washington Post wrote: *"Dante's Peak is predictable from start to finish, but the video-game style action and effects never let up long enough for you to remember how absurd it all is. It's a blast."*

Lisa Alspector of the Chicago Reader said: *"This corny and manipulative movie taxes your ability to suspend disbelief and predictably punishes characters for their hubris--earmarks of a great disaster flick, if the tone is just right."*

The New York Times stated: *"The special effects are suitably catastrophic, though they aren't much more clever than the computer tricks that turn up in beer commercials these days."*

Liam Casey from The Globe and Mail (Toronto) pointed out that director Roger Donaldson *"does a serviceable job, wrapping his narrative around the big kabooms, but the real interest comes from the extraordinary barrage of sound and spectacle."*

The A.V. Club wrote: *"As boring as the special effects are, they far outshine the stultifying plot."*

David Ansen of Newsweek said: *"Leslie Bohem's script is almost self-parody, but director Roger Donaldson keeps a straight face throughout."*

The San Francisco Examiner said that the film *"expands the concept of badness in movies."*

## Awards

**Golden Rooster Awards** (1997)

* Best Foreign Language Film [*Nominated*]

**Blockbuster Entertainment Awards** (1998)

* Favorite Actress (Action\Adventure): Linda Hamilton [**Winner**]

**Young Artist Awards** (1998)

* Best Performance in a Feature Film (Young Actress Age Ten or Under): Jamie Renee Smith [**Winner**]
* Best Performance in a Feature Film (Supporting Young Actor): Jeremy Foley [**Winner**]

**ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards** (1998)

* ASCAP Award for Top Box Office Films: James Newton Howard and John Frizzell [**Winner**]
Champions: A Love Story

**Champions: A Love Story** is a 1979 American television drama film directed by John A. Alonzo which aired on January 13, 1979 on the CBS network.

## Plot

The film follows teenage figure skater Carrie Harlich and former teenage hockey player Peter Scoggin III who become romantically involved with each other as they train for a skating competition.

## Cast

* Jimmy McNichol as Peter Scoggin III
* Joy LeDuc as Carrie Harlich
* Shirley Knight as Barbara Harlich
* Richard Jaeckel as Peter Scoggin Jr.
* Tony Lo Bianco as Damschroeder
* Anne Schedeen as Diane Kachatorian
* Jennifer Warren as Camille Scoggin
* Philip Brown as Ernie Perella
* Elizabeth Cheshire as Lisa
* Tiffany Ann Francis as Laura
* Missy Francis as Sally

## Production

The screenplay for "Champions: A Love Story" was written by television writer and producer John Sacret Young, who himself was a former hockey player. Prior to writing the screenplay, he had been unsuccessfully working as a novelist in Vermont.

Commenting on the setting, Young said: *"Skating is filled with stories that are very intense - the romances, the hatreds. I don't think that story's ever been told. Skating is a loose fraternity. They share something, the early morning practice, the rigorous training. It's like war veterans without the pall of death."*

Young spent six months frequenting ice skating rinks in Colorado and based many of the characters in the film on real people that he met there. According to him: *"You go to any rink and 6:00 a.m. and here are these burly women in overcoats. They give their lives to this."*

He was partly inspired to write the film after the 1961 Sabena Flight 548 plane crash that killed the entire U.S. Figure Skating team.

## Critical Reception

People magazine deemed "Champions: A Love Story" a *"surprisingly compelling 1979 TV movie."*

Jerry Buck of the Associated Press praised the film as *"a warm story that bursts at the seams with vitality and life."*
Bolero (1934)

**Bolero** is a 1934 American musical drama film directed by Wesley Ruggles, which was released on February 23, 1934 by Paramount Pictures.

## Plot

A dancer's (George Raft) partner (Carole Lombard) leaves him to marry a baron, but they dance again after World War I.

## Cast

* George Raft as Raoul De Baere
* Carole Lombard as Helen Hathaway
* Sally Rand as Annette
* Ray Milland as Lord Robert Coray
* Frances Drake as Leona
* William Frawley as Mike DeBaere
* Gertrude Michael as Lady D'Argon
* Gloria Shea as Lucy
Crash

**Crash** is a 2004 American drama film directed, produced & co-written by Paul Haggis, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 10, 2004 and released theatrically by Lionsgate Films on May 6, 2005.

## Plot

Los Angeles citizens with vastly separate lives collide following a random carjacking in interweaving stories of race, loss and redemption.

## Cast

* Sandra Bullock as Jean Cabot
* Don Cheadle as Det. Graham Waters
* Matt Dillon as Sgt. John Ryan
* Jennifer Esposito as Ria
* Brendan Fraser as D.A. Rick Cabot
* Terrence Howard as Cameron Thayer
* Ludacris as Anthony
* Thandie Newton as Christine Thayer
* Michael Peña as Daniel Ruiz
* Ryan Phillippe as Officer Tom Hansen
* Larenz Tate as Peter
* Shaun Toub as Farhad
* Bahar Soomekh as Dorri
* Ashlyn Sanchez as Lara Ruiz
* Karina Arroyave as Elizabeth Ruiz
* Loretta Devine as Shaniqua Johnson
* Beverly Todd as Mrs. Waters
* William Fichtner as Flanagan
* Keith David as Lt. Dixon
* Daniel Dae Kim as Park
* Nona Gaye as Karen
* Bruce Kirby as 'Pop' Ryan
* Tony Danza as Fred
* Kathleen York as Officer Johnson
* Sylva Kelegian as Nurse Hodges
* Marina Sirtis as Shereen
RSR WWE 2K Universe Wiki

**Welcome to the RSR's WWE 2K Universe Wiki!**
Since 2010, I've made a bunch of Pro Wrestlers for the WWE 2K series. This is a database, info center, and showcase for many of them. From game characters, to funny birds, to beautiful lizardwomen, to arenas of all sizes and types, I just can't get enough of creating!!

*Community Founders*: Daveybird likes Pro Wrestling. Next to Sim Racing and Fighting Games, he loves the action, creativity, and slapstick comedy of Sim Wrestling and Pro Wrestling in general.
Appropriateness Measures

Because of the increase in graphics, I've established several **Appropriateness Measures** to avoid controversy when showing to certain types of people, just to stay out of any hot water. Things like **Modesty Gags** and **Partial Reveals** are staples.

## Modesty Gags

### **Modesty Gags** are slight alterations or increases in clothing, especially in the leg area. Such clothing types include:

* Censorship Boxers
* Pantyhose under trunks (especially with the trunks wrestling tights selection for the guys)
* Kneepads when not regularly worn
* A bigger tanktop-sports bra
* Making the painted nipples more subtle/blend in better

## Partial Reveals

### **Partial Reveals** are when the characters skimpiness remains intact, or implied intact, resulting in clever pictures that are more "to-the-point" about a character's design. Including:

* Headshots or bust shots
* Isolated head/clothing/accessory/tail models
* Photos of them where the skimpiness is not as noticeable or blatant, or from areas where it's not so skimpy
Finding Bobby

Season 9, Episode 2

## Cast Guide

Starring
SGCBarbierian as Nick
TheGhettoGamer as Ghetto (Does Not Appear)
09sharkboy as Shark (Does Not Appear)
OfficialAK as AK (Does Not Appear)
RedVacktor as Red Vacktor (Does Not Appear)
Graysha as Major Gray
UniComics as General Uni
NewScapePro as Sergeant Cory (Does Not Appear)
Graysha as Professor Xavier (Does Not Appear)

Also Starring
Graysha as Bobby Smith

**"Finding Bobby"** is the second episode of the ninth season of SGCBarbierian's The Crafting Dead Roleplay. It is the eighty-third episode of the series overall.

## Trivia

* This episode reveals that Doctor Jin is still alive after the events of Season 7.
ReptoSlammers

**ReptoSlammers** are giant reptile men who are the main wrestlers for **ReptoSlam**. They are tough, entertaining, humourus, have big, strong bodies, and hearts to match. They also enjoy working out at the gym, construction work, and art.

## Appearance

Big, burly, and hulking, usually upwards of 6' tall. Really thick and muscular, they are intimidating to be around. Their faces are from dinosaurs/cartoon reptiles. Some are based on specific characters.

## Clothing and Outfits

Usually barefoot, and wearing one or more of these:
Singlet
Trunks
Pads

## Personality Traits

They are brave, strong, but also humble and polite. They do the majority of their destruction in their shows. But they have quick tempers, so watch out!! They also like snuggling up and acting kind during their regular days.
Crash Dive

**Crash Dive** is a 1943 American war\drama film directed by Archie Mayo.

It was released on April 28, 1943 by 20th Century Fox.

## Plot

The film follows a submarine lieutenant and his commander who both fall in love with the same woman.

## Cast

* Tyrone Power as Lieutenant Ward Stewart
* Anne Baxter as Jean Hewlett
* Dana Andrews as Lieutenant Commander Dewey Connors
* James Gleason as Chief Mike "Mac" McDonnell
* Dame May Whitty as Grandmother
* Harry Morgan as Lieutenant J.G. "Brownie" Brown
* Ben Carter as Oliver Cromwell Jones

## Box Office

"Crash Dive" grossed $2,646,000 in rentals in the United States.

## Critical Reception

Andy Webb of The Movie Scene called the film *"familiar, fun, light hearted but it also ends up flawed and suffering from a touch of the split personality."*

The New York Times said that it was *"one of those films which have no more sense of reality about this war than a popular song."*

Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews said: *"Both the romance and the war scenes lacked any sense of reality, though everything was well-crafted."*
Showbirds

**Showbirds**, also called **Scheindfords** and **Celebrity Birds**, are the wrestlers for **SCW Showbirds**. They are a big hit with the crowd and the kids. Known for their graceful movement, flamboyant, celebrity lifestyle and shiny outfits, they are sure to turn some heads and attract plenty of attention!!

## Appearance

They are pretty small, only about 5' 6", but built and curvy. They typically have velvety, tan skin, and their head is that of a light blue bird with beady red eyes.

## Clothing and Outfits

They usually have a variety of clothes, including:

Trunks

Shorts

Robes

Jackets

Foot cuffs

Anklets

Black nail polish

## Personality Traits

They are wealthy, attention-seeking, and quite arrogant and bratty at times. They always want their show to succeed as opposed to the others. Oftentimes, their egos get in the way of the show, causing feuds and rivalries, in some of the most insane ways. They are also real vicious and sadistic, attacking everyone to the most allowed and enjoying every bit of it, wanting more. But they clean up their act and behave sociably around Daveybird. To keep their show and paychecks.
Dragons (SCW Wrestlers)

**SCW's Dragons** are a group of martial arts masters with dragon heads, who rely on punching, kicking, slapping, chopping, and some throwing, to entertain the crowds and execute their moves in the Pro Wrestling ring.

## Appearance

They are big and built, usually 5' 8"-6' 5", and have the heads of an Eastern Dragon. Their skin is usually tan/mid/fair, but can match their head color as well,

## Clothing and Outfits

Usually very minimal. Just a pair of shorts, but topless, barefoot, etc otherwise.

## Personality Traits

Very kind, wise, mature. They help out the other wrestlers and fans. They work very closely with Daveybird for move development and storyline suggestions.