Henry Silva

Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai -- East meets West in this hip-hop infused samurai-gangster pic in which Forest Whitaker plays a professional killer who goes by the name of Ghost Dog and who lives by the age-old code of the Samurai.

Code of Silence -- Chuck Norris continues to star in fast-paced karate action flicks as he plays Eddie Cusak, a painfully honest police sergeant who just misses pulling off a drug bust - it seems another gang got there before him, wiped out the competition, and made off with a fortune in white powder. A bad move - this means nothing less than all-out war between the two rival gangs, with the police caught in the middle. While being caught in the middle Cusak comes upon another problem when he is forced to squelch up a cover-up after one of his team killed an innocent bystander during the raid. With enemies on both sides of the law, and nothing more than cannons, machine guns, shotguns, pistols, a robot car, and other sundry artillery to help him out, he then has to take on the drug cartel.

Syd Jarret is an unsuspecting, down-and-out man in a washed-up hick town whose life is turned upside down when the drop dead gorgeous Nora walks through the door of his best friend Jules' bar. Of all the men in the bar Nora picks Jarrett, and together they share a lost weekend of primal passion. But Jarrett doesn't realize that Nora is actually a shape shifting creature on the run from her lover, Vic, himself a renegade predator lurking amidst the human herds whose animal instincts are stronger than his human ones. On the run again, Nora will stop at nothing to set the animal inside Jarrett free, regardless of what it will do to his sanity, as long as she can use him against Vic.

Three friends embark on a journey through rural America. The object of their obsession? A copy of an obscure horror film from the early 1980s. As the trio get closer and closer to finding the truth about the film they realize that what they are searching for is far more twisted than any work of theatrical fiction…