Michele Carey

El Dorado -- Robert Mitchum plays to perfection an alcoholic but gutsy sheriff who relentlessly battles the dark side of the wild West, ruthless cattle barons and crooked 'businessmen.' The Duke gives an equally adept performance as the sheriff's old friend who knows his way around a gunfight.

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.

Rowdy L.A. police officers cause as much havoc on their beats as they try to prevent. Based on Joseph Wambaugh's novel.

Burned-out from the crushing stress of patrolling the rough streets of Los Angeles, a group of LAPD cops blows off steam at nightly "choir practices" -- parties fueled by practical jokes, booze and debauchery. But when a joke goes too far and an innocent man gets caught in the crossfire, the cops close ranks and try to cover up the incident. Charles Durning, James Woods, Randy Quaid and Louis Gossett Jr. star in this dark comedy.

Rowdy L.A. police officers cause as much havoc on their beats as they try to prevent. Based on Joseph Wambaugh's novel.

Rowdy L.A. police officers cause as much havoc on their beats as they try to prevent. Based on Joseph Wambaugh's novel.

The raunchy, hilarious exploits of ten metropolitan policemen explode on the screen in this fast-moving black comedy, based on Joseph Wambaugh's best-selling novel. James Woods, Charles Durning, Louis Gossett Jr., Perry King, Randy Quaid and Burt Young lead a group of rank-and-file policemen from the Los Angeles Police Department, who look for ways to cope with the pressures of the job. Dubbed "choirboys" for their after hours revels, they meet for "choir practice", periodic relaxation sessions at which the group gets drunk, chases women, plays practical jokes and reveals their innermost fears. Directed by Robert Aldrich, this outrageous comedy gives an eye-opening glimpse into the lives of the boys in blue, who follow a simple gospel: work hard, play harder.

Based on Joseph Wambaugh's devastating novel, Choirboys is the story of rowdy LA police officers addicted to adrenaline. When they're not on the job, they find increasingly dangerous ways to get their fix. A brutal cop film, released two decades before NPYD Blue and The Shield, which pulls no punches. A dazzling study of power, corruption, and the dark legacy of violence. A must-see.

After sleeping with Nora (Nicki Aycox), a sexy stranger passing through town, Syd Jarrett (Marc Blucas) undergoes a supernatural transformation that plunges him into a new reality and sparks conflict with Vic (Naveen Andrews), Nora's angry ex-lover who behaves more like an animal than a man. Eva Amurri and Andy Comeau co-star in this erotic horror flick based on a novel by John Skipp and Craig Spector.

A rancher and his handyman do battle against a wealthy industrialist.

Rock'n'roll legend and screen star Elvis Presley ("Jailhouse Rock") stars as a photographer who accepts two lucrative jobs and manages to keep them both by bouncing back and forth between the two. Of course, he finds time to sing a few songs along the way! Co-starring pop crooner Rudy Vallee, Dick Sargent (TV's "Bewitched," "Operation Petticoat") and versatile character actor Sterling Holloway, who provided voices for many classic Disney characters. Directed by Oscar-winner Norman Taurog ("Boys Town," "Speedway").

Elvis Presley stars as a photographer who accepts two lucrative jobs and manages to keep them both by bouncing back and forth between the two.