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Set in Las Vegas, a pair of FBI troubled agents, who have screwed up past assignments, search for a killer and a kidnapped infant, all while struggling to hide addictions that could end their careers.

Fifty species of creatures are so ugly and misshapen they become cute and endearing. One of these creatures, a pudgy, perspiring purple creature, goes on a mission to change the world.

After being given a bulletin board by his father to put above his bed, Stanley Lambchop is flattened by it in the night. He's okay despite his appearance and can slip under doors and entertain his brother by posing as a kite. He even solves an art heist by posing as a wall painting.

"Flowers for Algernon" follows the story of Charlie, a mentally handicapped man who is the first human test subject in an experimental surgery that artificially increases intelligence. After seeing his IQ go from 68 to 185 following the surgery, Charlie loses the ability to socialize normally and becomes alienated from those around him. As Charlie begins to learn the truth behind the effects of the surgery — as seen through the reaction of a mouse test subject named Algernon — he is struck with the weight of how this procedure may ruin is life.

More adventures of mother Tess Coleman (Jamie Lee Curtis) and her daughter Anna (Lindsay Lohan).

A father’s attempt to reconcile with his estranged daughter on a rock-climbing trip that turns deadly as an accident leaves them stranded hundreds of feet in the air.

Follows a girl working at a food truck who spends her day dealing with funny locals, idiot friends, and backstabbing boyfriends.

Expected to employ the found-footage technique and answer the decades-old question of why slasher Jason Voorhees can't be killed.

Set in the not-too-distant future, a group of blue-collar workers is sent to repair the deserted first lunar base on the dark side of the moon; they soon discover they're not alone as they fall prey to a pack of ravenous werewolves.

Bob Rowe, a New York lawyer and model husband, kills his wife and three children in 1978 — leading to his subsequent search for redemption after avoiding a prison sentence by pleading the insanity defense at trial.

A black counterterrorism expert from Washington teams up with a Wichita police detective, who spent his career trying to chase down the infamous BTK killer, and invents a data reduction process to mathematically rule out suspects. The killer turns out to be a mild-mannered leader at a local church.

Jim Connelly, a screenwriter who’s recovering from a nervous breakdown, is cared for by his wife Anne. He begins writing a new script about a jealous husband who kills his unfaithful spouse. As fact and fiction start to blur, Connelly soon becomes a wanted man in his wife’s real life disappearance.

James Keene was serving a 10-year-to-life sentence as a convicted drug dealer when the FBI came to him with an amazing offer. They wanted him to enter a high-security prison for the criminally insane in order to get information from a suspected serial killer awaiting retrial. If he helped them succeed, they would free James from prison. Only one person in the prison would know Jim’s true identity.

Revolves around Bil & Thelma and their four children: Billy, Dolly, Jeffy, and P.J.

Despite Nigerian roots, a boy grows up to become the leader of a racist skinhead gang in 1980s England.

Set in late 1940s Chicago, Elizabeth Debicki plays Dr. Edith Farnsworth, a woman ahead of her time whose ambitious project to build the first glass house led her into a passionate but tempestuous love affair with the revolutionary Bauhaus architect Mies Van Der Rohe (Ralph Fiennes).

A girl falls in love with a charming boy. He ultimately shows his much darker side.