Suzanne Hunt

Popcorn -- Popcorn is the story of Donny and Mary s first and quite possibly last date.

In this British farce, the British Home Secretary satisfies the men of London by sanctioning a government-run brothel. This comedy chronicles what happens when secretary John Bird appoints Sir Francis Leybourne to run the place. Bird then has his lovely girlfriend Babbette act as the Madame. Sir Leybourne owns an opium plantation in India and one day goes there to see it. Unfortunately, he gets killed in an uprising, leaving his prim niece Josephine Pacefoot in charge of the cathouse. A staunch believer in social reform, she is quite sure what to do with the disreputable business. Leybourne's son has plenty of ideas too and wants the fortune and the bordello for himself. The ensuing struggle creates plenty of trouble and many laughs. Though the film originally received a British "X" rating, the sex is pretty tame by modern standards. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide

- Horror (2004) A campy movie marathon turns into an endless night of terror when a crazed killer decides to make a horror movie of his own. Inspired by the gruesome scenes on the screen, he stalks the theater for his victims to 'Star' in his murder masterpiece. Starring: Dee Wallace Stone, Ray Walston, Tony Roberts Directed by: Mark Herrier

- Horror (2004) A campy movie marathon turns into an endless night of terror when a crazed killer decides to make a horror movie of his own. Inspired by the gruesome scenes on the screen, he stalks the theater for his victims to 'Star' in his murder masterpiece. Starring: Dee Wallace Stone, Ray Walston, Tony Roberts Directed by: Mark Herrier