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Betty Boop for President
In Theaters 1980|Rated NR
Sweet flapper girl Betty Boop takes on a different arena entirely: politics. Determined to become the first female president of the United States, Betty hits the campaign trail with songs, charm and … More
Mama's Boys: Mama Weer All Crazee Now - Live
In Theaters 1980|Rated NR
Threading Irish musical influences around a core of blues and heavy metal, this trio from Northern Ireland rocks the house in a live performance from the band's United Kingdom tour during the mid-… More
Escape from New York
In Theaters 1981|Rated R
Soaring crime rates prompt the United States to turn New York City into a maximum-security prison -- which is precisely where the U.S. president (Donald Pleasence) lands when he's forced to bail out … More
Showbiz Goes to War
In Theaters 1982|Rated NR
While a few Hollywood celebrities such as James Stewart and Clark Gable saw combat during World War II, the majority used their talents to rally the American public through bond sales, morale-… More
Missing
In Theaters 1982|Rated PG
Constantin Costa-Gavras helmed this thriller based on a true story. John Shea plays Charles Horman, an American expatriate living with his wife, Beth (Sissy Spacek), in a South American country in … More
The Atomic Cafe
In Theaters 1982|Rated NR
A chilling and often hilarious reminder of Cold War-era paranoia in the United States, this film artfully compiles newsreel footage, government archives, military training films and 1950s music into … More
Who Shall Live and Who Shall Die?
In Theaters 1982|Rated NR
Laurence Jarvik's thought-provoking documentary examines what the United States knew about the Holocaust during the early days of World War II, and whether it could have prevented the wholesale … More
Roses in December
In Theaters 1982|Rated NR
In December 1980, El Salvador's government security force gunned down lay missionary Jean Donovan and three American nuns. Ana Carrigan and Bernard Stone's award-winning documentary explores Donovan'… More
The Executioner's Song
In Theaters 1982|Rated NR
Academy Award winner Tommy Lee Jones took home an Emmy for his starring turn in this made-for-television movie, adapted by acclaimed author-journalist Norman Mailer from his Pulitzer Prize-winning … More
Time to Die
In Theaters 1982|Rated NR
Launching a plot to get back at the Nazis who tortured him and killed his wife, World War II veteran Michael Rogan (Edward Albert Jr.) sets his sights on the guilty men: four Germans, an Italian and … More
Chase the Devil: Religious Music of the Appalachians
In Theaters 1983|Rated NR
Originally aired on PBS, these documentaries focus on the music and exuberant preaching styles of prominent religions in the southeastern United States, from the Baptists to the Holiness Church. The … More
Agatha Christie Classic Mystery Collection: Sparkling Cyanide
In Theaters 1983|Rated NR
Visiting the United States in search of glitz and glamour, Englishman Tony Browne (Anthony Andrews) instead finds himself in the midst of a double homicide in this 1983 telefilm based on Agatha … More
Raw Power
In Theaters 1983|Rated NR
Italy's answer to Black Flag, Raw Power was one of the first Euro-punk bands to tour the United States in the 1980s, performing alongside acts such as the Dead Kennedys. Go behind the scenes during … More
The Fighting Seabees
In Theaters 1944|Rated NR
In response to a string of Japanese attacks, Wedge Donovan (John Wayne) -- the owner of an American construction company working in the Pacific during World War II -- convinces the United States … More
Pope John Paul II: Celebration of the Great Jubilee
In Theaters 1999|Rated NR
Celebrate the papacy of John Paul II with this special release that includes the documentary Conscience of the World, a mesmerizing live performance from the Sacred Choirs and a spellbinding montage … More
Gloria Estefan: Evolution Tour: Live in Miami
In Theaters 1996|Rated NR
Take a romp through Gloria Estefan's triumphant tour of the United States, which began in July 1996, coincided with the Summer Olympic games in Atlanta and marked the beat-loving diva's first return … More
Tora! Tora! Tora!
In Theaters 1970|Rated G
Named for the Japanese phrase that signals the start of an attack, Tora! Tora! Tora! tells both the American and Japanese versions of the infamous attack that catapulted the United States into World … More
Mark of the Devil
In Theaters 1970|Rated NR
In 18th-century Austria, evil Count Cumberland (Herbert Lom) captures young women he deems to be witches, then tortures and kills them with the help of his faithful assistant, Baron Christian Von Mem … More
Troma's War
In Theaters 1988|Rated NR
In this unrated director's cut of the cult favorite, a small group of Tromaville residents are stranded on a desert island following a deadly plane crash. The lone surviving crewmember along with … More
Samurai Trilogy 1: Musashi Miyamoto
In Theaters 1954|Rated NR
Starring Toshiro Mifune as Musashi Miyamoto, this first film in Hiroshi Inagaki's Samurai Trilogy won a 1956 Honorary Oscar. Struggling to elevate himself from his low caste in 17th century Japan, … More

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