Rachel Talalay

The Borrowers -- They're charming and small and live behind the wall. They're The Borrowers, tiny beings whose big family adventure is a treat for people of all sizes!

Ghost in the Machine -- After serial killer ends up zapped into a hospital's electrical systems, he takes on a new life as a murderous electrical entity, deciding to go after one more victim, a single mom.

"Book of Love" delivers a humorous look at the tribulations of unrequited love and sour relationships. The film's story line focuses on Jay, Will and Ben - three men living, dating and loving in Los Angeles during the '90s - who struggle with the resultant heartbreak and insecurity from their failed relationships. Their stories unfold through therapy sessions, which are often as comedic as they are insightful.

Computer-store employee Karl Hochman (Ted Marcoux) is secretly "The Address Book Killer" - he steals people's address books and kills everybody listed within, as well as the book's owner. When Terry Munroe (Karen Allen) accidentally leaves her address book behind at the store, Karl is in pursuit - but he instead ends up in a car accident. While being CAT scanned the hospital is struck by lightning and Karl's mind is converted to electrical impulses turning him into a near-omniscient computer virus that can also travel via electrical lines. He begins murdering Terry's friends via household items such as microwave ovens and hair dryers. Fortunately, Terry's son Josh figures out what's going on, and the pair enlist genius hacker Bram Walker to fight the "Karl virus."

Eisenhower is President. Rock 'n' Roll is king. And Wade "Cry-Baby" Walker is the baddest hood in his high school. Johnny Depp heads up a super cool cast as the irresistible bad boy whose amazing ability to shed one single tear drives all the girls wild - especially Allison Vernon Williams (Amy Locane), a rich, beautiful "square" who finds herself uncontrollably drawn to the dreamy juvenile delinquent and his forbidden world of rockabilly music, fast cars and faster women. It's the hysterical high-throttle world of 1954 in director John Waters' outrageous musical comedy.

They're charming and small and live behind the wall. They're The Borrowers, tiny people whose big family adventure is filled with some of the most eye-popping effects ever seen on film. Based on the beloved classic novels by Mary Norton, and starring John Goodman, The Borrowers is a film treat to be enjoyed by people of all sizes!

They're charming and small and live behind the wall. They're The Borrowers, tiny beings whose big family adventure is a treat for people of all sizes!

An eight-year-old boy discovers a family of tiny people, only a few inches tall, living beneath the floorboards of a Victorian country home.

An eight-year-old boy discovers a family of tiny people, only a few inches tall, living beneath the floorboards of a Victorian country home.

They're charming and small and live behind the wall. They're The Borrowers, tiny beings whose big family adventure is a treat for people of all sizes!

The Borrowers is the story of a family adventure filled with some of the most eye-popping effects ever seen on film.

Based on the award-winning novel by Mary Norton, this charming tale centers on the Clock family, a clan of miniature people who secretly reside in the walls of the normal-size Lender family's abode. When a corrupt attorney (John Goodman) schemes to destroy the house to make way for an apartment complex, the Clocks and Lenders team up to save their home. Jim Broadbent and Hugh Laurie also star in this effort from director Peter Hewitt.