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In Fantastic Voyage, a team of scientists are shrunk to microscopic size and injected into a man's body to perform a life-saving surgery. They must navigate the dangers of the human body and complete their mission before time runs out. With the fate of the patient and possibly the world at stake, the team faces claustrophobia, radiation, and internal threats. Will they succeed or be trapped forever inside the human body?
Tony, a male dancer, struggles to make it on Broadway while dealing with personal and professional challenges in 1980s Manhattan.
In this musical film, a magical cat named Mr. Mistoffelees must use his special abilities to save his aging actor owner from a criminal mastermind who wants to kidnap him. Along the way, Mr. Mistoffelees confronts his own memories and the social order that ostracizes him.
Sam Stone, a businessman in Santa Monica, plans to kill his wife Barbara for her fortune. However, his kidnapping plot takes an unexpected turn when Barbara is kidnapped by a couple who demand a ransom. Chaos ensues as Sam tries to navigate the situation and multiple misunderstandings occur.
A woman struggling with financial problems and a lost mother stumbles upon an underground female fighting club. With the help of an old mentor and her female best friend, she trains to become a female MMA fighter and find a new purpose in life.
Valley Girl (2020) tells the story of a teenage girl from the San Fernando Valley who falls in love with a punk rocker, despite being from different social backgrounds. The movie explores themes of forbidden love, teenage rebellion, and the vibrant music and fashion of the 1980s.
In Breakin', a young dancer from the streets of Los Angeles teams up with a classically trained ballerina to compete in a national dance competition. Along the way, they face cultural clashes, rivalries, and challenges in their personal lives. With the help of their dance crew, they strive to break barriers and achieve their dreams through the expressive art of breakdancing.
In Perfect, a journalist interviews an aerobics instructor and uncovers a scandal in the fitness industry. The story explores themes of health, fitness, and the pursuit of perfection. With the help of a personal trainer, the journalist delves deeper into the world of aerobics and discovers the dark secrets behind the industry. As the truth is revealed, relationships are tested, and the characters must confront their own flaws and desires for perfection.
In Totally Awesome, a white male pretends to be black and infiltrates a high school, leading to hilarious and awkward situations. With dance-offs, werewolves, and pop-culture references, this parody-comedy is a must-watch for fans of 80s throwbacks.
In Roller Boogie, young Terry Barkley, a wealthy teen with overprotective parents, discovers the joy of roller skating and falls in love with a talented skater named Bobby. Together, they must thwart a blackmail plot while preparing for a roller disco competition. Set against the backdrop of disco music, dancing, and youthful rebellion, Roller Boogie captures the spirit of the 1970s roller skate craze.
Heavy Metal Parking Lot is a documentary short film that takes place in 1986, in the parking lot of the Capital Centre arena in Maryland. The film captures the atmosphere and culture surrounding heavy metal music and its fans, featuring interviews with enthusiastic concert-goers who share their love for bands like KISS and their experiences as fans. It provides a glimpse into the friendships, drinking, and excitement that takes place before a heavy metal concert.
The upcoming superhero film is based on the public domain, captivating comic book 'Ato-Man'
Candy Von Dewd and the Girls from Latexploitia(2002)
In the future, mankind is on the verge of extinction because of various biological mishaps. An expedition is sent to outer space to look for a planet with life forms that are "seedable". The ship lands on a planet that turns out to be populated by hot chicks in latex, who capture the crew. Complications ensue.
During the summer of 1977 The Runaways took the unsuspecting nation of Japan by storm becoming the fourth most popular imported musical act behind Led Zeppelin and The Beatles. Unfortunately most of the available video footage from their two month tour is of fifth or sixth generation bootleg quality.
A couple of city dwellers move to the suburbs and are bombarded by their hyperactive neighbours who aggressively try to get them to try a strange, new health product.
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