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Made in 1962 on an extremely low budget, Herk Harvey's classic CARNIVAL OF SOULS has become legendary for its ability to create a tensely creepy atmosphere with virtually no special effects. A young woman (Candace Hilligoss) is involved in a car crash when her car falls off a bridge while drag racing with some friends. After she pulls herself from the river, she moves to a new town to take a job as a church organist. Meanwhile, a distinctly eerie and hollow-faced man seems to be following her wherever she goes, while an abandoned lakeside amusement park beckons her with an almost gravitational pull. The effective organ score enhances the film to great effect, as do the bleak landscapes of Utah's salt flats.

In the midst of his violent rebellion against racism, a black militant is betrayed by a group of two-faced white radicals who fail to back him up when the chips are down. This classic from the blaxploitation era stars Billy Dee Williams and D'Urville Martin.

Lovers Wes (Shaun Johnston) and Ruby (Kim Hogan), co-conspirators in crime, escape to the protection of plush suburbia to elude police. The wayward criminals invade the home of Wes' brother Cliff (David Everhart). This tense drama unfolds when the brothers return to the family farm that Cliff is determined to put on the market. There, Wes and Cliff revisit the harrowing traumas of their childhood (such as their father's alcoholism and their mother's infidelity) that left them scarred in different ways. This gritty dark tale of dysfunctional family dynamics reveals the awful secret that violently pitted them against each other.

An action thriller about an illegal gambling operation that becomes a deadly gamble for life.

Every fall, many local rivalries are renewed during the high school football season. This documentary focuses one such crosstown battle, the East Los Angeles Classic pitting the Garfield Bulldogs against the Roosevelt Rough Riders. Drawing support from over 55,000 fans who flock to the L.A. Coliseum to witness the gridiron match up, the game has become popular not only as a sporting event, but also as a showcase for Latino pride. SYMBOL OF HEART looks at 65 years of history behind this storied rivalry.

When John and Sharon's 4-year-old son Matthew is kidnapped, John makes a secret trip to Phoenix to question his estranged father about his son's whereabouts. What John doesn't want his wife to know is that his father, Mancini, is a Mafia Chief and that he fears their son's kidnapping may be related to the very underworld family ties he has tried so desperately to sever. John discovers that Mancini did not orchestrate the kidnapping, but one of his enemies did. Now John's only hope of rescuing Matthew lies with his father's connections which he can no longer deny. Running Time: 95 Minutes Color

Brian Roberts (screenwriter/producer Robbie Bryan) has a beautiful girlfriend (Kelly Ripa), a law career, and a terrific family...but his real dream is to be an actor. He heeds the call when a college professor urges him to move to New York and chase the dream, but will he lose the love of his life? Bryan found a real living as a stand-in for Michael J. Fox, who is called
Mitchell K. Wolf
in the film.

Set during the 1950s, a group of Brooklyn teenagers look for trouble when random gunfire from a gang wounds one of their high school chums.