Patrick Macnee

The Avengers -- A scientist who develops the means to control large-scale weather changes uses his discovery to wreak evil. Emma Peele and John Steed must stop the villian.

Waxwork II: Lost in Time -- This science fiction thriller picks up right where the original leaves off, with the destruction of the museum. When a disembodied hand kills Sarah's father, she and Mark must journey through time to find proof of Sarah's innocence.

An attempted political overthrow in Northern Italy fails, causing most of the mercenaries hired by the coup leaders to flee. For Martin (Rutger Hauer) this is not the case, he intends to rob his duplicitous former employer Arnolfini (Fernando Hillbeck). Using a stolen religious artifact as a talisman, Martin raises his own army. He later abducts Arnolfini's future daughter-in-law Agnes (Jennifer Jason Leigh), who evades gang rape by professing eternal devotion to her captor. Along with a deadly plague, weeks of plunder and destruction follow.

In this horror film, an evil magician creates a wax display of famous monsters and murderers and invites a group of unsuspecting young college students to view the collection. However, when the kids are trapped in the deadly displays, one-by-one they soon discover that the wax models are more than they appear to be.

When the wax museum burns to the ground all its evil figures are destroyed... But a lone severed hand crawls from the rubble and terrorizes a young couple. When they seek help from an eccentric old man, they stumble upon a locket that sends them into another dimension.

When a dancer publishes her memoirs, she is sued for libel by the other two members of her troupe. Utilizing a clever "Rashomon" style flashback, this Cole Porter musical offers each of the dancer's differing points of view as they recall their relationship with the great hoofer, Gene Kelly ("An American In Paris," "Singin' In the Rain"). This Oscar-winning film was directed by the great Oscar-winner George Cukor ("My Fair Lady," "Gaslight," "The Philadelphia Story"). Co-starring Mitzi Gaynor ("South Pacific").

Based on the sophisticated, quirky British secret-agent television series of the 1960s. A scientist who develops the means to control large-scale weather changes uses his discovery to wreak evil. Emma Peel and John Steed must stop the villain.

This much-maligned, big-budget blockbuster adapted a 1960s TV favorite for the '90s big screen. Ralph Fiennes stars as classy British secret agent John Steed and Uma Thurman as his girl Friday -- the brilliant, beautiful scientist Emma Peel. Their impossible mission: thwart Sean Connery's diabolical plan to bring the world to its knees by controlling global weather.

A scientist who develops the means to control large-scale weather changes uses his discovery to wreak evil. Emma Peele and John Steed must stop the villian.

A scientist who develops the means to control large-scale weather changes uses his discovery to wreak evil. Emma Peele and John Steed must stop the villian.

Based on the sophisticated, quirky British secret-agent television series of the 1960s. A scientist who develops the means to control large-scale weather changes uses his discovery to wreak evil. Emma Peele and John Steed must stop the villain.

Picking up where the chilling original left off, this sequel follows Mark (Zach Galligan) and Sarah (Monika Schnarre), who survived the wax museum's fiery end. But the disembodied hand of a zombie also escaped, and now it's on the prowl for the couple's flesh. Mark and Sarah search for a way to end the waxworks' power, a quest that will take them back to the museum ... and back in time. Cult faves Bruce Campbell and David Carradine also star.