Where Every Battle Tells a Story

In the midst of a devastating civil war in an Eastern European country, a disillusioned ex-Communist is left behind to take care of the animals in the capital's zoological gardens until a U.N. rescue force arrives.

As World War II nears its end, beautiful women forced to serve as comfort women in a German officer's club, do what they can to destroy the plans of a cosmic death ray.

Swift-moving air assault units have become a vital part of modern warfare as elite forces such as the US and British paratroops, the US Rangers, and the Russian Spetsnaz prepare to strike suddenly and unpredictably deep behind enemy lines. Air Assault takes you to these elites, leaping from Black Hawks, Mi-8s, or Commandos to capture a strongpoint or dropping silently from a high-flying C-S Galaxy to seize a landing zone deep behind enemy lines. All major aspects and weaponry of this extraordinary new warfare are shown in unique action film.

Set during World War II, this gripping naval drama follows the crew of the USS Belinda, an attack transport ship caught in the dangerous Pacific theater. Under the stern leadership of Captain Jebediah Hawks (Jeff Chandler), sailors face relentless combat, personal rivalries, and the unforgiving sea. Based on the best-selling novel, Away All Boats combines sweeping wartime action with a moving human story, capturing both the courage and cost of service during one of history’s most turbulent times.

Honeymoon bliss turns into international intrigue when a young bride (Marlène Jobert) watches her husband kidnapped by Soviet agents who mistake him for an undercover operative. Desperate to get him back, she teams up with a resourceful agent (Kirk Douglas) and tumbles into a chase across Europe filled with double-crosses, disguises, and sly humor. With Trevor Howard and Tom Courtenay adding to the spy-vs-spy antics, the film blends Cold War thrills with romantic comedy flair, making for a breezy espionage romp.

Based on true events, this Cold War thriller plunges into the dangerous world of espionage. Ernest Borgnine stars as a film producer coerced into becoming a double agent, infiltrating Soviet spy networks while secretly working for the FBI. Torn between duty and survival, he faces betrayal, peril, and the constant threat of exposure. Tense and gripping, Man on a String captures the paranoia and intrigue of an era when loyalty could mean life or death.

The KGB and the CIA have struck a bargain to eliminate former agents who might prove embarrassing to either of their espionage organizations. The chief of the CIA mission in Lebanon names Gabriel Lee as the next agent it wishes to have liquefied. Lee is vacationing in Israel when the assassins fail at their first attempt to kill him and he turns to his former mentor, also a retired agent, for assistance.

Set against the turbulence of the Vietnam War era, this provocative pseudo-documentary imagines a chilling America where political dissidents are arrested and forced into a deadly “game” of survival. Given the choice between long prison sentences or fleeing through a desert while pursued by armed police and National Guardsmen, the accused must risk everything for freedom. Raw, unsettling, and fiercely political, Punishment Park is a powerful critique of authority and civil rights that remains disturbingly relevant today.

The holiday season takes an emotional turn in this heartfelt drama about love, loss, and second chances. When unexpected tragedy strikes, a family must come together to heal old wounds and rediscover the true meaning of Christmas. Blending tender performances with a message of hope and renewal, Christmas Tears is a moving reminder that even in life’s darkest moments, the spirit of the season can bring light.

In this heartfelt made-for-TV drama, Valerie Bertinelli stars as a young bride whose life is shattered when her Marine husband is killed in Vietnam. Struggling to cope with grief while trying to rebuild her future, she leans on friends, family, and her own resilience to find a new path forward. Tender, emotional, and anchored by Bertinelli’s moving performance, The Promise of Love is a poignant story of loss, healing, and the strength it takes to begin again.

During the Civil War, a train engineer risks everything to save both his beloved locomotive and the woman he loves from enemy forces. Silent comedy master Buster Keaton stars in one of his greatest roles, blending breathtaking stunts with deadpan humor. The General is a landmark of film history – equal parts romance, action, and comedy – celebrated for its daring train sequences and Keaton’s unmatched physical artistry.

The quiet lives of two adopted brothers shatter when they uncover their father’s role in a deadly robbery. Forced to choose between family bonds and justice, they turn to their martial arts training to face off against ruthless criminals – and their own blood. Packed with fierce choreography and explosive showdowns, the film features Bolo Yeung as a menacing enforcer, adding muscle and menace to the action. With Jerry Trimble and Eddie Saavedra leading the cast, this is a hard-hitting slice of early ’90s martial arts cinema.

During the opening sequences, a college student is seduced by his college professor. After that, it is disclosed that her husband has concocted a devilish scheme to steal millions from an inheritance fund run by his dotty grandmother and totally nasty mother. However, all of that is cast aside for the goings-on of a masked lunatic who is slaughtering the cast in best Jason style.