Nicholas Pryor

The Bachelor -- Jimmie's grandfather dies and leaves him $100 million - on the condition that Jimmie marry before he turns 30. The problem is, that's 24 hours away.

Murder at 1600 -- When a veteran Washington D.C. police detective (Wesley Snipes) is called in to investigate the murder of a woman at the White House, he uncovers a complex and deadly web of corruption and deceit.

Two escaped convicts, a couple of attractive lost hikers, a televangelist with car trouble and his pretty, young assistant, all stumble into a deserted fishing lodge, miles from civilization. Every single window is boarded up, and there's no sign of the fishermen who own it. The convicts capture the others at gunpoint but are soon forced to put aside their differences and work together when they discover that the missing fishermen have been murdered and decapitated or turned into zombie-like brain-eaters by an alien goo, accidentally brought to earth within a falling meteorite. As the zombies outside assault the lodge, the people inside realize that with no way out, the shelter they sought earlier may now become their final resting place.

A carefree summer vacation turns into an inescapable terror trap for a group of young students who buy a vintage instant camera from a mysterious local shop owner (Armand Assante, Soul’s Midnight), only to discover that every photo taken with the camera leads to the subject’s death--in grisly ways linked to the picture itself. Unless they can unravel the bloody mystery before their dwindling group is wiped out completely by this supernatural, unstoppable force, the kids will be posing for their final snap-shot!

An ambitious father thinks nothing of using his own son to achieve his political goals in this adolescent comedy. The lonely boy has spent the last seven years tucked away and ignored by his parents, Senator Tom Morgan and his social-climbing wife Nancy, in a distant boarding school. As the story begins, he receives the news that once again they will be too busy to have him home for the holidays. But then, out of the blue, they change their minds and invite him home to stay there for good. The boy is elated, but soon learns the bitter truth: his father only brought him back because it is an election year and his campaign manager thought he might do better if the public saw him as more of a family man. The boy then decides that it is time some changes were made around the house and mayhem ensues.

In the first of three films on the life of Xaviera Hollander, the famous hooker from Holland (Lynn Redgrave) traces her career as madam of the biggest and most profitable bordellos in New York.

Man on a Swing, purportedly based on a true case, is a puzzling crime thriller concerning a clairvoyant who helps find a murderer. After a murder is committed, supposed clairvoyant Franklin Wills goes to police Chief Lee Tucker (Cliff Robertson) and gives him details of the crime that he has seen in visions. The details are startlingly correct and could only have been known to the killer. Tucker, not convinced that Wills is indeed clairvoyant, begins to suspect him of the murder. Joel Grey gives an outstanding, scene-stealing performance, giving Wills both menace and a surprising vulnerability.

The magic of rural China confines Lin to a world of quiet hardship, longing to understand a life without fear or shame. Katie's pampered life in Malibu challenges her to seek something more. An adventure brings their worlds together, their lives forever changed. Based on real events, SMILE is an uplifting story powerfully told and beautifully acted that will inspire your soul and warm your heart.

Smile is a happy face toy who befriends a happy face balloon. When the menacing evil Pirate threatens his friend, Smile musters up the courage for a daring rescue mission to save him from certain peril. Edge-of-your-seat thrills for the whole family.

Director/co-star Danny DeVito's unforgettable epic stars Jack Nicholson as Jimmy Hoffa, the legendary Teamster boss whose mysterious disappearance has never been explained. The film traces Hoffa's passionate struggle to shape the nation's most influential labor union, his relationship with the Mob, and his subsequent conviction and prison term at the hand of Robert Kennedy.

One thousand brides, one hundred million dollars, Jimmie Shannon is about to discover the true value of love. When he least expects it, Jimmie Shannon (Golden Globe-nominee Chris O'Donnell "Scent of Woman," "Batman & Robin") falls in love with Anne (Academy Award and Golden Globe-winner Renee Zellweger "Cold Mountain," "Chicago"). After a three-year relationship, Jimmie reluctantly proposes marriage to Anne, but sensing his uncertainty, Anne rejects Jimmie. Then Jimmie's grandfather dies and leaves him $100 million--on the condition that Jimmie marry before he turns 30. The problem is, Jimmies thirtieth birthday is now 24 hours away, and he must find a bride or lose a fortune. Also staring Golden Globe- nominee Brooke Shields ("TV's Suddenly Susan," "The Blue Lagoon").

Elisabeth Shue follows her Oscar-nominated performance in Leaving Las Vegas with the complex character of Molly McKay, a mentally challenged woman who's devoted to her brother (Aaron Eckhart) in this heartrending tale based on a true story. Molly's innocent world is radically changed when she undergoes medical treatments to boost her IQ, and although the treatments work, the improvements may not last.