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A fictionalized account of a real battle between the hacktivist organization Anonymous and the Mexican drug cartel known as Los Zetas.

Set in an eerie and isolated English town during an alternate-1960s, where the government has imposed a drug-induced happiness to mask gruesome violence and conceal a nefarious mystery. The story revolves around one rebellious resident illegally free of the drug’s effects, who risks his life to learn why his home is a bizarre open-air prison.

Focuses on the internal battles between Orson Welles and producer John Houseman that nearly derailed the shocking radio broadcast of War of the Worlds in 1938.

Chronicles what happens when times get tough and you have no choice but to take your whole family and move back in with your parents.

After Earth is destroyed in a nuclear war, a family of humans immigrate to an alien planet only to discover that the aliens who invited them have changed their minds about opening their society to a species that just blew up its own planet.

More adventures with famed Wedding Crashers John Beckwith and Jeremy Grey. The last time around they were headed down the aisle themselves with the Clearly sisters.

Chronicle the last three weeks of the NFL's regular season as seen through the eyes of fictional players, coaches and their significant others, featuring interweaving story-lines.

A psychiatrist must team with a deeply disturbed patient in order to escape werewolves who run an institution for the criminally insane.

Set in a decaying Hollywood mansion, a former child star and her sister, a movie queen, are forced into retirement after a crippling accident and live together in a lethal relationship culminating in violent tragedy.

In 1984, a ten-year-old girl fashions herself a private detective and trails “suspects” hanging around the newly opened Green Oaks shopping mall. Nearly twenty years later, in 2003, two mall employees have had their lives forever altered by the disappearance and of that precocious ten-year-old.

A seventeen-year-old high school kid meets a time-traveling version of himself at thirty-seven-years-old and benefits from their friendship.

After he loses his girlfriend to a lovable loser, a guy seeks the loser out to find out "what's he got."

During the 1980s in Cambridge, Massachusetts, a teenage boy contemplates coming out, but his ultra-progressive family wants to celebrate the boy's newfound sexuality, while the boy wants is to be left alone.

In 1996 when his father suffers a heart attack, Peter Godwin returns to Africa and discovers his father is Jewish and has hidden it from Peter and his siblings all their lives. As his father's health deteriorates, so does Zimbabwe. Mugabe, self-proclaimed president for life, institutes a series of ill-conceived land reforms that throw the white farmers off the land they've cultivated for generations and consequently throws the country's economy into free fall. There's sadness throughout—for the death of his father, for the suffering of everyone in Zimbabwe (black and white alike) and for the way that human beings invariably treat each other with casual disregard.

An overburdened modern father is transported back to 1970 to see what his life would be like for dads back then.