Bobby Ramsen

While everyone knows you can't fight City Hall, there are those who, for whatever reason, can't resist the challenge. Three slightly disturbed psychiatric patients decide to take on the government. What ensues includes car chases, a ferry boat hijacking, strip-teases and lots of fun!

Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winner Michael Moriarity ("Law and Order") stars in this chilling sequel to the 1979 horror hit "Salem's Lot." A sleepy New England town harbors a community of the undead -- a horde of blood-frenzied vampires who've kept their ghoulish identities hidden for more than 300 years. Suspense craftsman Larry Cohen (the "It's Alive!" film series) brings us these monstrous characters created by the all-time master of suspense and horror, Stephen King ("1408," "The Green Mile"). Also starring a young Tara Reid ("The Big Lebowski," "American Pie").

A pure action tale with a comic book flavor, this sequel to the hit Black Caesar downplays the gritty drama of that film. The story begins when an assassination attempt plotted by crooked District Attorney DiAngelo (Gerald Gordon) fails. With the help of his estranged father Papa Gibbs (Julius Harris), crime lord Tommy Gibbs (Fred Williamson) escapes badly wounded. Papa joins his son's criminal organization in an attempt to fight back when DiAngelo's thugs try to kill him. This move doesn’t go over well with Gibb's top henchman Zach (Tony King) though. Zach with the help of DiAngelo, secretly plots against Tommy and Papa as they build up their criminal empire. He also pins the murder of Helen (Gloria Hendry), Tommy's traitorous ex-wife, on Papa in an attempt to drive a wedge between them. Papa takes over when Tommy gives up his New York crime operation and runs off to California. After Zach kills Papa in a fist fight Tommy returns to settle the score with him and DiAngelo.

A sleepy New England town harbors a community of the undead -- a horde of blood-frenzied vampires who've kept their ghoulish identities hidden for more than 300 years.