Enid-Raye Adams

A Guy Thing -- Paul Morse is a good guy. When his friends throw him a wild bachelor party, he just wants to keep his conscious clean-which is why he?s shocked when he wakes up in bed with a beautiful woman (Julie Stiles) and can?t remember the night before.

Final Destination 2 -- Death may be closer than it appears. Voluntarily locked away in the perceived safety of a psychiatric hospital, the lone survivor from 'Final Destination' lives in constant fear that Death is coming to claim her.

Paul Morse is a good guy. When his friends throw him a wild bachelor party, he just wants to keep his conscience clean - which is why he's shocked when he wakes up in bed with a beautiful girl named Becky and can't remember the night before. Worse than that, she also happens to be his fiance's cousin. Desperate to keep his fiancée, Karen, from finding out what may or may not be the truth, he tells her a teensy lie. Which turns into a bigger lie. From the bachelor party to the wedding, soon his lies are spiraling out of control and his entire life is a series of comical misunderstandings. It's amazing how much can change because of one little thing - A Guy Thing.

Strap yourself in for "Great fun!" (Newsday) in the outrageously hilarious, wildly over-the-top comedy spectacular The Washington Post applauds as "A very funny spoof!" He's badder than Bond. He's cooler than any international man of... secrets. He's Undercover Brother, a globe-trotting disco-dude of intrigue with more cool spy gadgets up his sleeve than you can shake a rocket-launching cigar at. Now, this Kung-Fu-fighting, Caddy-convertible-driving super-secret agent is swinging into action against a deliciously twisted plot to brainwash all of humanity! Rocking to a solid-gold '70s soundtrack, Undercover Brother is the funk-fueled comedy free-for-all Newsday raves is "Infectiously funny!"

After a horrifying premonition of a car accident, a young woman saves herself and others from their deaths. But has she really cheated death? The bloody, gory sequel!

Death may be closer than it appears. Voluntarily locked away in the perceived safety of a psychiatric hospital, the lone survivor from "Final Destination" lives in constant fear that Death is coming to claim her.

Paul Morse is a good guy. When his friends throw him a wild bachelor party, he just wants to keep his conscious clean-which is why he?s shocked when he wakes up in bed with a beautiful woman (Julie Stiles) and can?t remember the night before.

Paul Morse is a good guy. When his friends throw him a wild bachelor party, he just wants to keep his conscious clean-which is why he?s shocked when he wakes up in bed with a beautiful woman (Julie Stiles) and can?t remember the night before.

Death may be closer than it appears. Voluntarily locked away in the perceived safety of a psychiatric hospital, the lone survivor from "Final Destination" lives in constant fear that Death is coming to claim her. She may be considered crazy, but she is also right. Death is moving toward suburban Route 23, heading south in "Final Destination 2." Meanwhile, en route to a weekend getaway with her friends, Kimberly Corman has a terrible premonition. Shocked into action, Kimberly blocks traffic on a highway on-ramp. Drivers honk and complain, until death tears up the highway in a massive pile-up, with those left on the on-ramp narrowly escaping with their lives. But Kimberly knows it’s not over: Death won’t be cheated so easily. Now, this random group of strangers, who were all meant to die in the freeway disaster, must join Kimberly in a desperate attempt to stay alive.

Kimberly has a violent premonition about a highway pileup and blocks an on-ramp, saving the lives of people that would have died. When the survivors start to die in mysterious accidents, Kimberly has to figure out a way to save herself.

Join Eddie Griffin-in this infectiously funny spoof-as a globe-trotting, funkadelic dude of intrigue, with more cool spy gadgets up his sleeve than you can shake a rocket-launching cigar at.

Strap yourself in for "Great fun!" (Newsday) in the outrageously hilarious, wildly over-the-top comedy spectacular The Washington Post applauds as "A very funny spoof!" He's badder than Bond. He's cooler than any international man of... secrets. He's UNDERCOVER BROTHER, a globe-trotting disco-dude of intrigue with more cool spy gadgets up his sleeve than you can shake a rocket-launching cigar at. Now, this Kung-Fu-fighting, Caddy-convertible-driving super-secret agent is swinging into action against a deliciously twisted plot to brainwash all of humanity! Rocking to a solid-gold '70s soundtrack, UNDERCOVER BROTHER is the funk-fueled comedy free-for-all Newsday raves is "Infectiously funny!"