Richard Portnow

Law Abiding Citizen -- A brilliant sociopath (Gerard Butler) orchestrates a series of high-profile murders that grip the city of Philadelphia -- all from inside his jail cell. The prosecutor assigned to his case (Jamie Foxx) is the only one who can end his reign of terror.

Perfect Stranger -- When her friend's affair with a powerful ad executive ends in the woman's murder, an investigative reporter goes undercover within his agency to link him to the crime.

A brilliant sociopath (Gerard Butler) orchestrates a series of high-profile murders that grip the city of Philadelphia -- all from inside his jail cell. The prosecutor assigned to his case (Jamie Foxx) is the only one who can end his reign of terror.

A brilliant sociopath (Gerard Butler) orchestrates a series of high-profile murders that grip the city of Philadelphia -- all from inside his jail cell. The prosecutor assigned to his case (Jamie Foxx) is the only one who can end his reign of terror.

A psychopathic mastermind (Gerard Butler of GAMER,300), captured for the murder of his wife's killers, threatens to unleash a gruesome killing spree across the city of Philadelphia unless he is released. The prosecuting attorney (Jamie Foxx of THE SOLOIST, THE KINGDOM) is usually a deal maker but this time stands his ground and refuses. As if on cue, innocent people start dying in horrifying ways - just as the prisoner warned.

When her friend's affair with married ad exec Harrison Hill (Bruce Willis) ends in the woman's murder, investigative reporter Rowena Price (Academy Award® winner Halle Berry; Best Actress, Monster's Ball, 2001) vows to bring the killer to justice. Suspecting Hill of the crime, she goes undercover by posing as two highly alluring women: Katherine, a sexy temp who works within his agency, and Veronica, a seductive temptress he chats up online. Engaging in a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse, both Rowena and Hill begin to realize things may not be what they seem. For some people will go to great lengths to protect their secrets, even if it means risking everything.

When her friend's affair with a powerful ad executive ends in the woman's murder, an investigative reporter goes undercover within his agency to link him to the crime.

When her friend's affair with a powerful ad executive ends in the woman's murder, an investigative reporter goes undercover within his agency to link him to the crime.

A hard-nosed star reporter learns who her real friends are - and gets in way over her head - investigating a murder in this twisty thriller.

Southern Florida, 1955. The quiet peace of a small town is shattered by the sudden outburst of gunfire. The man responsible is Emmett Foley (Gary Oldman), a decorated war hero and a simple, honest man. Unable to adjust to civilian life, Emmett realizes he is worth more money dead than alive, and goads the police to kill him, allowing a large insurance settlement for his wife (Frances McDormand). But when the police capture him alive, Emmett is declared insane and is thrown into the brutal confines of Chattahoochee, the state mental institution. His world is now a living hell, filled with sadistic practices, unsanitary conditions, and an uncaring head doctor (Ned Beatty). But through his friendship with a fellow patient (Dennis Hopper), Emmett's sense of honor and self-esteem re-emerge.

Barton Fink (John Turturro) is a Broadway playwright lured to Hollywood with the promise of untold riches by a boorish studio chieftain.  Despising the film capital and everything it stands for, Fink comes down with an acute case of writer's block.  He is looked after by a secretary who has been acting as a ghost writer for an alcoholic screenwriter.  Also keeping tabs on Fink is a garrulous traveling salesman, the most likeable, stable character in the picture.  Then comes the plot twist to end all plot twists, which plunges Barton Fink into a surreal nightmare.

Johnny (Gregory "Mars" Martin) is a brilliant pool shark who feels his mentor, a shady hustler named Joe (Chazz Palminteri), is holding him back. When Johnny decides to break free of Joe and the gambling life, the angry Joe seeks revenge by using his new protégé, Brad (Rick Schroder), to take Johnny's brother, Danny (Michael Rosenbaum), for all he's worth in a pool game -- forcing Johnny to return to the pool hall for one last showdown.