Richard C. Sarafian

Blue Streak -- Things go hysterically awry for a master thief (Martin Lawrence) when he masquerades as a cop to recover a priceless diamond he's hidden within police headquarters. 'Two Thumbs Up' (Roger Ebert & TheMovies).

Street Justice -- The Hood Ain't Pretty............ Hashim Garrett, a 15-year old victim of senseless gang violence, was shot 6 times, partially paralyzed with 12 holes in his young body, and left for dead on a Brooklyn, New York street corner. As he lay on the cold pave

A young reformed drug-addict turned successful author, whose work concerns the hellish life of a junkie, decides to investigate his aunt's murder in Pompeii. After the indifference of the authorities (who think he's just a junkie hallucinating), threatening phone calls, and paranoiac suspicions, he has a nervous breakdown.

Academy Award-nominee Richard Harris ("Unforgiven," "Camelot") plays a trapper left for dead after being mangled by a mammoth grizzly bear. Struggling to survive in the wilderness, he keeps himself going by planning revenge on the expedition who left him, especially group leader John Huston (Academy Award-winning actor-director of "Chinatown," "The Treasures of the Sierra Madre"). "Absorbing suspense...a provocative adventure film," says the L.A. Times, while Leonard Maltin declares this "well-made and engrossing," rating it a high three stars.

To save a forest slated for logging, Dr. Dolittle takes on the task of teaching a performing bear born in circus captivity (the last male of an endangered species) how to survive in the wild and get him to mate with the last surviving female.

A convicted thief poses as a cop in order to retrieve a stolen diamond.

Things go hysterically awry for a master thief (Martin Lawrence) when he masquerades as a cop to recover a priceless diamond he's hidden within police headquarters. "Two Thumbs Up" (Roger Ebert & TheMovies).

Things go hysterically awry for a master thief (Martin Lawrence) when he masquerades as a cop to recover a priceless diamond he's hidden within police headquarters. "Two Thumbs Up" (Roger Ebert & TheMovies).

After spending two years in jail, cocky fast-talking jewel thief Miles Logan finds himself on the right side of the law. Now a free man, Logan is determined to retrieve the stolen diamond that he hid in a building under construction on the night of his arrest. But by a stroke of bad luck, the building in question has since become a police station. Unfazed by this obstacle, Logan manages to con his way into the building and by posing as a police detective with hilarious results. His lively unorthodox style of working often raises an eyebrow or two from his colleagues and certainly gets him noticed, but does he finally manage to get his hands on that diamond?

After a jewel heist goes sour Miles is forced to hide a huge gem in a construction site. After two years in jail, he returns to find that site where he hid the gem is now a police building. To regain his diamond, he must now pose as a LAPD detective.

A forgotten CIA agent escapes after 12 years and returns to his corrupt New Jersey hometown.

Buck Matthews (Gary Busey) was convicted of a crime he didn't commit. After serving his time in prison, he heads to his home in the country with just one desire: to live a quiet, normal life with his wife and daughter. But his peace is shattered when an evil gang of bikers rolls in, striking fear in the entire town. In an effort to safeguard his family, Buck takes on the bikers himself, determined to drive them out of town once and for all.