Lonely aspirants on the LA dating scene hook up at thier local grocery store, where they can see and be seen by some of their dubiously eligible fellow singles, all the while hoping for that one magical relationship that will finally click.

Moving Malcolm is a 2003 movie directed, written, produced, and starring Benjamin Ratner as a man who is forced to piece his life back together after being dumped at the altar by his fiancé (Elizabeth Berkley), The film was an official selection at the Montréal Film Festival.

Lance Bishop (Adam Baldwin, not from the Baldwin clan) is your run-of -the-mill insurance salesman whose life is happy and relatively unremarkable until one fateful day which leads him to question his sanity. First a strange degenerate inexplicably attacks him in the street. Then he hears voices in his head. Voices that tell him that it might be a good idea to murder his beloved wife (Elizabeth Berkley, SHOWGIRLS). Turns out, the voices are part of a top-secret government plot to control the minds of its citizens and achieve world domination. Fortunately, Bishop discovers other, somewhat off-kilter folks, who suspect their minds have been tampered with. This moody, paranoid picture follows in the tradition of alien-abduction movies such as THE X-FILES and TAKEN. The only difference is that here, the sinister characters representing the government bear an uncanny resemblance to aliens.

As a serial bomber terrorizes Los Angeles, postal inspector Beau Stoddard (Randall Batinkoff) attempts to convince the authorities that it's a revenge campaign. When no one believes him, he sets out to put an end to the destruction himself.

Starring Jason Priestly and Elizabeth Berkley, COVER STORY is a tale of murder and corruption in the upper echelons of society. Berkley plays Samantha Noble, a successful magazine editor who receives mysterious diaries chronicling a love affair that lead her to a reclusive millionaire (Priestly). But when she uncovers his connections to an unsavory criminal organization, she finds herself framed for murder and struggles to clear her name.

Comedy and Drama
1 hr. 44 min. After cynical New York advertising copywriter Roger Swanson (Campbell Scott) is dumped by his on-again/off-again girlfriend, Joyce (Isabella Rossellini), who is also his boss, his painful workday is further complicated by the unexpected arrival of his 16 year-old nephew, Nick (Jesse Eisenberg). After asking to spend the night at Roger's, Nick reveals that he has come to ask for help--in hopes of ditching his virginal status, Nick begs Roger for a lesson in the art of seduction. Embittered Roger then takes on the role of a nocturnal drill sergeant in an imaginary war between the sexes, starting Nick's training at an upscale singles bar. There, they meet two beautiful women (Jennifer Beals and Elizabeth Berkeley) who turn out to be less malleable than Roger expects. Before the night is through, Roger and Nick go to some dark places where their preconceptions about women get smashed to pieces.

Sure we've all seen movies starring a crazy guy who has stolen money from the mob, but have you ever seen a movie where a case of viagra has been stolen from the mob?! That's the premise in this crazy comedy. A New York mobster arrives in hicksville looking for his stolen viagra, but is constantly outwitted by a motley crew of farmhands, and a town sherrif played by Matthew Modine. There's a hell of a comedic twist in the tale in the form of the mobster's wife, Candy; Turns out she's the sheriff's ex-boyfriend! And that's just one of the many problems the mob must face in this lighthearted screwball comedy.

Comedy, Romance and Crime/Gangster
1 hr. 50 min. Woody Allen stars as CW Briggs, the top insurance investigator in New York in 1940 - or so he keeps telling the firm's new efficiency expert, Betty Ann "Fitz" Fitzgerald. Briggs prides himself on being able to crack any insurance caper by getting into the mind of the thief, but now, thanks to the hypnotic powers of the Jade Scorpion, the mind of a thief is getting into Briggs.

Drama
2 hrs. 45 min. Although professional football provides the action-packed backdrop of Any Given Sunday, the film takes a simultaneously epic and intimate look at the men and women who comprise the milieu of the film, from the modern-day gladiators of the gridiron, their coaches and often beleaguered families, to the moneyed team owners and business concerns who attempt to control the game as big business, to the hungry sports media, and hangers-on trying to get a taste of the glamour.

Drama
A public relations executive (Elizabeth Berkley) finds herself falling for a handsome stranger, but soon realizes that he's out to ruin her job and terrorize her life. She is then forced to figure out just who is this mysterious man who wants to destroy her life.

Comedy
A quartet of young Canadian classic-auto buffs embark on a cross-country trip, ostensibly to help studious Angie (Allen) clear out the secret marijuana stash grown by her jailed dealer brother. Along the way, however, Angie and narrator/boyfriend
Cole (Meyer) and their competitors Bruce (Busey) and Wendy (Richards) fight, scheme, switch cars and trade insults -- characters in this movie never seem more on-target as when they're putting each other down -- and by the end of this
bad-relationship road movie one of them decides that the only smart thing to do is clear out. Even if the narrative runs out of gas, the attractive young cast make a nice fuel additive. For another regional comedy of car collectors forever switching seats during a long drive, look for the Ohio-made MY NEW ADVISOR.

Comedy
A satire on New York's fashion and entertainment industries from the director of "Living in Oblivion." This wickedly comic tale follows a dazzling ensemble cast as they grapple with love, wrestle with temptation and search for the holy grail of...The Real Blonde.

Action/Adventure
A NYPD patrolman and a tax investigator find themselves embroiled in a world of trouble when they develop an unethical relationship with one of their informers.

A young rancher (Ken Olandt) vows to avenge the murder of his father in this action-packed, modern-day western about greed versus vigilante justice. The unrated version contains 12 extra minutes of erotic footage.

Comedy
Reuniting for the funeral of a college classmate, three women of a certain age join forces to gain revenge on their youth-obsessed former husbands. A scathing satire of both society and Hollywood, adapted from the best-selling novel by Olivia Goldsmith. Academy Award Nominations: Best Original Musical or Comedy Score.

Drama
High-strung, statuesque Nomi Mallone (Elizabeth Berkely) is determined to be a dancer in Las Vegas, whatever it takes--but she starts out as a stripper. Through her seamstress roommate (Gina Ravera), Nomi catches the attention of the voracious bisexual Cristal (Gina Gershon), star of an extravagant pagan sex show called "Goddess" which plays nightly at the swanky Stardust Casino. Through Cristal's influence, Nomi gets a chance to audition for "Goddess" and is soon involved in all sorts of sordid backstage goings-on, including bitchy dueling with Cristal over Stardust head honcho Zack (Kyle McLachlan). Maligned by many critics upon its original release, SHOWGIRLS has since become a true camp classic, revived for midnight showings and beloved for its decadence, high nudity yield, and outrageously catty dialogue (courtesy of screenwriter Joe Eszterhas). Its director is Paul Verhoeven (ROBOCOP, TOTAL RECALL), so one can safely assume SHOWGIRLS' over-the-top hostility and sexuality is meant to be a satire of American culture. One of the first big-budget Hollywood movies to be released with an NC-17 rating, its lack of box office success meant few others would have the guts to follow.

Action/Adventure
When a few troubled teenagers go on a conservation outreach program to rescue a pair of juvenile wolves in order to improve their school records they encounter unexpected challenges.