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Director: Robert Zemeckis    More Info
Starring: Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Mary Steenburgen, Lea Thompson, Thomas F. Wilson, Elisabeth Shue, Matt Clark, Richard Dysart, Pat Buttram, Dub Taylor

 Marty (Michael J. Fox) and the Doc (Christopher Lloyd) are back, but now they are living in the 1800s after Doc has been sucked back into the Old West. In spite of Doc Brown's warnings not to use the time machine again, Marty goes back to save his friend's life. Again, he encounters Biff (Thomas F. Wilson), but this time he's Biff's evil ancestor.

Director: Brian Yuzna    More Info
Starring: Jeffrey Combs, Claude Earl Jones, David Gale, Bruce Abbott, Fabiana Udenio, Kathleen Kinmont

 Like the original "Re-Animator," this sequel again features Dr. West (Jeffrey Combs) as the bizarre experimenter who now tries to create a woman out of an assortment of body parts.

Director: Mark L. Lester    More Info
Starring: Bradley Gregg, Traci Lind, Malcolm McDowell, Stacy Keach, Patrick Kilpatrick, Pam Grier, John P. Ryan, Sharon Wyatt, Darren E. Burrows, Joshua John Miller

 In this sequel to "Class of 1984," robot teachers take over, and the ploy works until some of the students begin to suspect that all is not what it seems.

Director: Sam Raimi    More Info
Starring: Liam Neeson, Frances McDormand, Colin Friels, Larry Drake, Nelson Mashita, Jesse Lawrence Ferguson, Nicholas Worth, Bruce Campbell, Ted Raimi, Jenny Agutter

 Darkman (Liam Neeson) is transformed from a mild-mannered scientist into a superhero who avenges his accidental disfigurement by doing away with those responsible. Sequels follow.

Director: Howard R. Cohen    More Info
Starring: Rick Hill, Maria Ford, Michelle Moffett, Brett Baxter Clark, Anya Pencheva, Jocko Rossitch

 An evil queen invites several champions of the universe to participate in a competition at the mysterious castle, but the combatants disappear – one-by-one. The Deathstalker must do battle with the wicked queen and her army of stone. Could this be the end of this poor series of films?

Director: Renny Harlin    More Info
Starring: Bruce Willis, Bonnie Bedelia, William Atherton, Franco Nero, Reginald VelJohnson, William Sadler, John Amos, Dennis Franz, Art Evans, John Leguizamo

 Action, action, and more action fill the screen in this sequel to "Die Hard." John McClane (Bruce Willis) must come to the aid of his hostage wife Holly (Bonnie Bedelia). This time, terrorists plan to invade Dulles Airport, and, as luck would have it, Holly's plane is about to land. John has no choice but to single-handedly fight the terrorists.

Director: Roger Corman    More Info
Starring: John Hurt, Raul Julia, Bridget Fonda, Nick Brimble, Catherine Rabett, Jason Patric, Michael Hutchence, Mickey Knox, Catherine Corman, William Geiger

 Time traveler Dr. Joe Buchanan (John Hurt) goes back to the 1800s in Switzerland where he runs into Mary Shelley (Bridget Fonda) and the characters from her story: Dr. Frankenstein (Raul Julia) and his monster (Nick Brimble). Corman came back into directing for this one–after two decades of producing.

Director: Joe Dante    More Info
Starring: Zach Galligan, Phoebe Cates, John Glover, Robert Prosky, Robert Picardo, Tony Randall, Christopher Lee, Dick Miller, Keye Luke, Kathleen Freeman

 The Gremlins are back, and this time they invade the Clamp Center office building in New York that is owned by billionaire Daniel Clamp (John Glover). Billy (Zach Galligan) and Kate (Phoebe Cates) are also back, and now they work for Clamp. One day, they find a Gremlin in the building. But, it is too late, the Gremlin reproduces a new generation of Gremlins, and their leader Brain Gremlin (voice of Tony Randall) is plotting an escape after dark so that they can wreak havoc on New York. Lots of funny stuff with the gore.

Director: Volker Schlondorff    More Info
Starring: Natasha Richardson, Robert Duvall, Faye Dunaway, Aidan Quinn, Elizabeth McGovern, Victoria Tennant, Blanche Baker, David Dukes, Traci Lind, Zoey Wilson

 Based on Margaret Atwood's novel, this is a morality tale about the future in America when ecological disasters have left most of the women infertile. Those who are still fertile are kept in camps and are the "handmaidens" to the men who make up the wealthy, powerful elite. Kate (Natasha Richardson) is a handmaid who is forced to lie between infertile Serena Joy (Faye Dunaway) and her husband, the Commander (Robert Duvall), while he impregnates her. Following the ceremony, Serena Joy is angry, the Commander is unfulfilled, and Kate dreams of freedom for herself and her unborn child.

Director: Richard Stanley    More Info
Starring: Dylan McDermott, Stacey Travis, John Lynch, William Hootkins, Iggy Pop, Mark Northover, Paul McKenzie, Lemmy, Mac McDonald, Carl McCoy

 Set in a post-apocalyptic world covered by contaminated debris fields, people live in cramped dwellings eating synthetic food. The birthrate of mutants is also increasing, resulting in the use of a Cyborg force to control population. One man, Moses Baxter (Dylan McDermott), dares to venture out in the wasteland, where he picks up debris that he might be able to sell. He comes across some android parts, which he takes to his girlfriend, Jill (Stacey Travis), who welds metal art objects. But the new find is part of a Cyborg, and it rebuilds itself from the parts Jill has on hand and then begins a killing rampage.

Director: Todd Durham    More Info
Starring: Alan Marx, Paula Poundstone, Chris Elliott, Robert Bloodworth, R.C. Nanney, Lisa Huss, Gordon Peterson, Susan Gellner, Lane Davidson, Joy Laurens

 After sitting on the shelf for several years, this film made its debut at a 3-D festival in 1990. The "Star Wars" spoof begins with Lord Buckethead (Robert Bloodworth) and his team in pursuit of a princess who stole a radio transmission. Unfortunately, he misses his target and lands on Earth in a small town of rednecks. And the "fun" really begins.

Director: John De Bello    More Info
Starring: John Astin, Rick Rockwell, Crystal Carson, Steve Lundquist, John Witherspoon, J. Stephen Peace, John De Bello, Zollo Cortez, Debi Fares, Tom Ashworth

 The killer to-MAH-toes are on the loose again, and Detective Lance Boyle (Rick Rockwell) and "tomatologist" Dr. Kennedi Johnson (Crystal Carson) are on the trail as the tomatoes are attacking humans. Some good, crazy scenes, but overall it wears thin.

Director: Steve Barnett    More Info
Starring: Bruce Campbell, Angus Scrimm, Elizabeth Kent, Matt Hensley, Bekki Vallin, Marta Alicia, Mary Becker, Gene McGarr, Keith Rodenberger, Wendy Sandow

 There are some good special effects in this sci-fi film set in the distant future where people must live in a protected environment due to a previous disaster, which contaminated the earth. One woman wants to change things, and that may not be a good idea.

Director: Roland Emmerich    More Info
Starring: Michael Pare, Lisa Eichhorn, Dean Devlin, Brian Thompson, Malcolm McDowell, Stephen Geoffreys, Leon Rippy, Jochen Nickel, Mehmet Yilmaz, Roscoe Lee Brown

 Earth's mineral deposits have been depleted in the year 2038, and mining companies are getting their minerals from other planets and moons. When its shuttles are hijacked, one major company sends an investigator to find out what's going on. High-priced film that never made it to the theaters–with good reason.

Director: Mamoru Oshii    More Info
Starring: David Jarvis, Briony Glassco, Peter Marinker, Sharon Holm, Edward Glen, William Roberts, Blair Fairman, Mac McDougall, Martin McDougall, Don Fellows

 In this, the first of a Japanese animated series, giant Labor robots working on a massive reclamation project go on a rampage, and police investigators are assigned to find out what is going on. It seems that the software programmed into thousands of robots worldwide contain a virus that is about to cause major problems. But the genius who programmed the robots committed suicide, and the race is on to prevent the catastrophe. Excellent animation.

Director: Stephen Hopkins    More Info
Starring: Danny Glover, Gary Busey, Ruben Blades, Maria Conchita Alonso, Bill Paxton, Robert Davi, Adam Baldwin, Morton Downey Jr., Kevin Peter Hall, Elpidia Carrillo

 Set in 1997 (at the time–the future), the Predator (Kevin Peter Hall) has relocated to Los Angeles, and LAPD Lieutenant Mike Harrigan (Danny Glover) and his partners–Danny (Ruben Blades), Leona (Maria Conchita Alonso), and Jerry (Bill Paxton)–set out to stop the havoc being wreaked on Los Angeles citizens. FBI investigator Peter Keyes (Gary Busey) warns Harrigan and his team to stay out of it, but his advice goes unheeded. More people are killed, including some of Harrigan's team, before Harrigan confronts the Predator, injures it, and becomes the hunter rather than the hunted.

Director: Juan Piquer Simon    More Info
Starring: Jack Scalia, R. Lee Ermey, Ray Wise, Deborah Adair, John Toles-Bey, Edmund Purdom, Ely Pouget, Emilio Linder, Tony Isbert, Luis Lorenzo

 Finding the cause of the disappearance of an experimental submarine is the mission for another experimental submarine, "Siren II." The crew encounters monsters of the deep during their quest.

Director: Irvin Kershner    More Info
Starring: Peter Weller, Nancy Allen, Tom Noonan, Dan O'Herlihy, Willard E. Pugh, Belinda Bauer, Felton Perry, Robert DoQui, Gabriel Damon, Patricia Charbonneau

 The futuristic cyborg RoboCop (Peter Weller) again fights evil forces but is scheduled by OCP, the company that created Robocop, to be replaced by a more modern model: RoboCop 2. Cain (Tom Noonan) leads a drug ring and plans to get his hands on the drug Nuke and market it to Detroit's citizens. When RoboCop arrests Cain, Cain is injured and OCP designer Faxx (Belinda Bauer) secretly takes Cain's brain and inserts it into RoboCop 2. Now, the battle ensues as RoboCop must wipe out the evil, psychotic RoboCop 2. There is one more sequel.

Director: Alan Smithee    More Info
Starring: Tim Matheson, Peter Boyle, Charlton Heston, Jack Palance, Annabel Schofield, Dorian Harewood, Corin Nemec, Brenda Bakke, Tetsuya Bessho, Paul Koslo

 Earth is threatened by a solar flare-up, and scientists on a space station try to explode an anti-matter bomb on the sun to save the people of Earth.

Director: Andrew Stevens    More Info
Starring: Andrew Stevens, Stella Stevens, Chick Vennera, R. Lee Ermey, Burton Gilliam, Clare Hoak, Barbara Alyn Woods, Renee Jones, Lou Beatty Jr., Gordon Currie

 This sequel to "The Terror Within" is a silly story–worse than the original film–in which David (Andrew Stevens) is still fighting mutants.

Director: Paul Verhoeven    More Info
Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rachel Ticotin, Sharon Stone, Ronny Cox, Michael Ironside, Marshall Bell, Ray Baker, Roy Brocksmith, Rosemary Dunsmore, David Knell

 Doug Quaid (Arnold Schwarzeneger) is a construction worker married to beautiful Lori (Sharon Stone). Doug is having peculiar nightmares about life on Mars, and, despite Lori's wishes, he goes to a mind-altering agency where he remembers that he is really a secret agent from Mars. As he sets off on a quest to Mars to piece together his identity, enemy agents, including their leader Richter (Michael Ironside), try to kill him before he regains more of his memory. The film won a Special Achievement Oscar for the Visual Effects.

Director: Thierry Notz    More Info
Starring: Marc Singer, Tracy Scoggins, Jonathan Farwell, Mary Woronov, Tom Poster, Timothy Marlowe, Irene Miracle, Don Pugsley, John Lafayette, Diana James

 In another adaptation of Dean R Koontz's book, Paul Ferguson (Marc Singer) escapes with a laboratory dog, and the duo are pursued by an evil monster from the experimental lab. The monster has been trained to kill those who become associated with the dog and begins killing all those who come into contact with Paul and the dog. Paul is blamed, but then he joins forces with Barbara White (Tracy Scoggins) who had trained the dog, and, working together, they defend themselves against the monster.

Director: Harry Bromley Davenport    More Info
Starring: Jan-Michael Vincent, Paul Koslo, Tara Buckman, Jano Frandsen, Nicholas Lea, W.F. Wadden, Rolf Reynolds, Nic Amoroso, Tracy Westerholm, Rachel Hayward

 A flesh-eating monster is on the loose after an experiment in a secret, military lab goes awry.

Director: Douglas Campbell    More Info
Starring: Todd Eric Andrews, Reed Rudy, Maria McCann, Kelli Williams, David Donah, Sue Ane Langdon, Ira Heiden, Rossie Harris, Linda Larkin, Michael Harris

 In this sequel to 1982's "Zapped!," Kevin (Todd Eric Andrews) is a new kid in school. He turns out to be a geeky clown who isn't particularly liked. He joins the Science Club where he finds a bottle containing a potion, and, after drinking it, Kevin finds that he has telekinetic powers. Then the "fun" begins.

Director: Damian Lee    More Info
Starring: Jesse Ventura, Sven-Ole Thorsen, Damian Lee, Jerry Levitan, Marjorie Bransfield, Ken Quinn, Marilyn Lightstone, Moses Znaimer, Robert Nasmith, Kris Michaels

 Five years ago, with a single touch, alien renegade Secundus (Sven-Ole Thorsen) impregnated Earthling Sonia (Marjorie Bransfield) with a mutant embryo containing powers to destroy the universe. Within minutes, Sonia gave birth to Tommy. Now, an alien cop, Abraxas (Jesse Ventura), comes to Earth in an attempt to arrest Secundus before he obtains the anti-life matter from Tommy (Francis Mitchell).