Bokeem Woodbine

Governor Ron DeSantis used an recruiter to lure 49 Venezuelan migrants onto Martha's Vineyard with a false promise of jobs and housing. 4 migrant cousins who now live on the Vineyard, and the attorneys and sheriff who are fighting back.

When a single mom and her two kids arrive in a small town, they begin to discover their connection to the original Ghostbusters and the secret legacy their grandfather left behind.

On the eve of the Second World War`s decisive D-Day landings, a group of American paratroopers sneaks into the enemy territory to carry out a mission that`s vital to the success of the impending invasion. However, as they venture deeper into the enemy territory, the soldiers begin to realise that several sinister elements are at play. Things are about to take a turn for the worse, and in order to survive, they will have to fight the onslaught of supernatural forces conjured by Nazi experiments. Releasing online on Netflix, on 20th August 2020.

Led by their fellow prep school friend Joe Hunt (Ansel Elgort), a group of wealthy young men in 1980s Los Angeles come up with a plan to get-rich-quick with a Ponzi scheme. The plan ends badly for all involved when Hunt and friend Tim Pitt (Bokeem Woodbine) end up murdering investor and con man Ron Levin (Kevin Spacey). Dean Karny (Taron Egerton) is a salesman, who used to study with Joe back in High school. They both run into each other at a random hotel in Jan 1983 (6 years after high school), each with their clients. Dean was trying to sell a luxury car to his client, when he saw Joe Hunt across the room trying to sell a financial scheme to his client. Joe was always the smartest guy in the room, wearing the cheapest suit. Dean comes from middle class but was sent by his parents to the most elite prep school (The Harvard School for Boys), where he met all his rich friends, including Joe (who was a scholarship kid with no friends). Dean learned that the only trick was to fake it till you make it. Dean learned to use his wits and charms to hang out with sons of movies stars and actual royalty. Dean proposes a partnership with Joe to start an investment fund. Joe Hunt would be the brains and Dean would bring in the money through his connections. Dean asks Joe to come to Charlie Bottoms (Thomas Cocquerel) birthday party (at the hottest club in town) in the hope to get investors so that Joe could start his own shop. At the party Dean introduces Joe to Scott Biltmore (Ryan Rottman) and Kyle Biltmore (Jeremy Irvine), twins and Harvard graduates and good friends with Charlie. All the 3 boys are filthy rich. Joe fluffs his first pitch about investing in Gold (Joe's pitch is too technical and gets buried in the party mood at the club) and goes home depressed. Dean sold a Covette on behalf of Kyle and owes him $10,000. That night he reads an article on Steve Jobs (who made computer technology "Simple") and decides to make investing "Simple". He launches the BBC or Billionaire Boys Club with Dean as his partner. Dean tells Joe that Kyle has given $ 10,000 to Joe to invest, which Joe invests with modest positive returns, just as the market tanks. This wipes out 50% of Kyle's money. Dean tells Joe that Kyle doesn't actually know that Dean gave Joe the $10,000 which was owed to Kyle as payment for his car, which Dean sold on his behalf. Which means Kyle never knew that Joe invested the money on his behalf. At the next pitch, Joe lies and tells Kyle that $5,000 is the profit on his investment (not the leftover amount). He then pitches BBC to the entire group, who buy in thinking of a 50% profit margin in 3 weeks. Joe plays to the deep embedded anxiety in the young sons to show their fathers that even they could put the family assets to work and contribute to the family wealth. Dean introduces Joe to Ron Levin (Kevin Spacey), a Beverly Hills high roller. Ron made his money in Wall Street before moving to the west. Ron likes Joe from the get-go and teaches him that the perception of reality is bigger than the reality itself. Ron knows Joe is a hustler just like him. Ron introduces Joe to Andy Warhol (Cary Elwes). Joe uses Andy's student Sydney Evans (Emma Roberts) to try and get Andy as an investor in BBC. Using the money from Charlie and Biltmore boys, Joe & Dean import blacklisted Beamers into USA. They get $10,000 cars into USA for $15,000 landed and sell them for $80,000. On still refuses to invest and says that Joe's game is still too small for him. Charlie and Biltmore then become the salespeople for BBC, getting in their father's friends to invest. Ron comes through eventually and hands over $ 4 million to Joe to invest. This brings in more people to put up their retirement funds into BBC. Joe is disturbed at the moral implications, but Dean pushes him to keep going ahead with his Ponzi scheme. The next gambit is for the BBC to buy an energy company with $ 3 million in debt, who is trying to figure out a process to liquefy coal to use it as natural gas. The trick is buying the company and an abandoned gold mine, to convince the markets that they have cracked the process. Joe makes the pitch to Cogenco (the energy company's investors) so that they can get their hands on $250 million in value for a fraction of the money. The deal was to be financed using Ron's money. Delirious with impending success, Joe & Dean rent a luxurious apartment in Beverly hills. Joe & Sydney hook up. They throw a party where they meet Izzy - Reza Eslaminia (Barney Harris), who is the son of a Persian despot and hates his dad. The next day Joe realizes that Ron conned him. Ron never had the money and had used his relationship with Joe to secure a $ 1.5 million loan for himself. The penny drops for Joe as without Ron's money, the Cogenco deal is dead. That night Joe confronts Ron at his house, with his bodyguard Tim (Bokeem Woodbine). When Ron insults Tim, he shoots him dead. Its July 1984 when Tim and Joe pour acid over Ron's body outside LA. To salvage the Cogenco deal, the group reaches out to Izzy. Izzy tells them that his father's locker in LA has $5 million in diamonds. When Izzy's dad comes to know, he attacks Dean and Dean ends up strangling him. The next morning, Joe heads to the bank to get access to the locker and is arrested at the bank for Ron Levin's murder. Dean sells Joe in front of the cops. Dean turned witness for the prosecution. Joe was sentenced to life in prison for murder of Ron.

It is the relationship of two brothers. When Carlos Iván Degregori, one of the most important Peruvian intellectuals, died in 2011, his brother Felipe, a filmmaker with a frustrated career, remembers him and only after five years is he encouraged to uncover the Pandora's box. —Risso, Patricia Wiesse

As the nation states Euromerica and New Shanghai vie for supremacy, factory worker Doug Quaid begins to suspect he`s a spy, though he is unaware which side of the fight he`s on.

As the nation states Euromerica and New Shanghai vie for supremacy, factory worker Doug Quaid begins to suspect he`s a spy, though he is unaware which side of the fight he`s on.

Five strangers get trapped in an elevator high above Philadelphia, one of them is the devil. Will they survive?

Five strangers get trapped in an elevator high above Philadelphia, one of them is the devil. Will they survive?

The Breed is an interesting take on Vampires as being genetic mutations that are able to transform 80% of the humans (20% being immune). The setting is some form of alt. universe in the near future where Nazi Germany happened, but apparently Socialism/Communism is now the form of Government. The Vampires have contacted the government and desire to establish normal relations as a different race, Jews, Blacks, Indians are mentioned here and the mistreatment by others as a fear. Both sides, humans and vampires, have plans which are going at the same time to wipe out the other. Sounds more interesting than it actually is! Not too much blood shed for a vampire flick along with some toplessness. Overall, this movie is a real DOG!!

Two bumbling explorers hope to beat Lewis & Clarke to the Pacific Ocean as they race across America's western frontier in the early 1800's. Explorers Bartholemew Hunt and Leslie Edwards are setting forth against nature across the country on a journey to the Pacific Ocean against rivals Lewis and Clark. Along the way they have many mishaps and misfortunes. —RNWebner Bartholemew Hunt (Farley) and Leslie Edwards (Perry) set out with their misfit crew in an attempt to beat legendary explorers, Lewis and Clark, to their destination. However they soon realize they may have bit off more than they could chew. The journey turns into quite the adventure with slight mishaps and some mild violence and mild nudity. Although members of the crew continually agree to disagree they form a strong bond and will let nothing stand in their way of achieving their ultimate goal of beating Lewis and Clark. —Kasey Lemasters

Daryl wants to go straight after years in prison. He meets a cute girl who helps him find an honest job driving. He wants to save up and open a nightclub. But then gems and mayhem pop up. She caught his eye. He was caught off guard. Now Daryl Allen is caught in the line of fire. After six years behind bars, a reformed street hood(Bokeem Woodbine) puts down his gun and struggles to go legit. But when a beautiful, mysterious young woman gets him involved with a bag of stolen diamonds, corrupt cops and a Jamaican mobster, his dreams for an honest future are shattered by a hail of gunfire. Snoop Doggy Dogg and LL Cool J cameo in this gritty action-thriller, from the producers of "Menace II Society" and "Tales from the Hood". —Artisan Entertainment

Melvin Smiley (Mark Wahlberg) has a good life thanks to his talents as a contract-killer but has a very working-class mentality going about his life, in combination with his constant struggles to maintain two romantic relationships. One is with the demanding and demeaning Chantel (Lela Rochon), who does not accept his work, and the other with Pam (Christina Applegate), who knows nothing of his job. Melvin is somewhat of a pushover, trying to appease all of Chantel's demands, even her most expensive wishes (like paying the next installment of $25K on her mortgage), as well as rolling over whenever one of his co-workers takes credit for his achievements. Chantel is cheating on Melvin and knows that he is engaged to Pam on the side. Pam has also taken $50K out of their savings account to loan to her parents, who are unable to get a loan to start a business due to their bad credit history in the past. Melvin carries out entire heists by himself (taking all the risks), while his co-workers wait for him outside to finish the job. But in front of the boss, they push Melvin behind to take all the credit. Perhaps as a result of his helplessness in asserting himself, throughout the early scenes, Melvin is often seen drinking Maalox to relieve a developing stress-induced ulcer. Feeling underpaid for their work for mob boss Paris (Avery Brooks), the assassin team of Melvin, Cisco (Lou Diamond Phillips), Crunch (Bokeem Woodbine), Vince (Antonio Sabato Jr.) and Gump (Robin Dunne) take an independent job, kidnapping Keiko Nishi (China Chow), the teenage daughter of local electronics magnate Jiro Nishi (Sab Shimono), for a hefty ransom. Melvin poses as her limo driver and picks her up from school. Her boyfriend Lance tries to sexually assault Keiko in the back of the limo and Melvin shoots him. Despite the kidnapping, Keiko is not afraid and instead makes fun of the fact that the kidnappers look amateurs. Unfortunately, the team does not realize that Nishi has recently gone bankrupt over his failed foray into films and furthermore, their boss Paris is the girl's godfather. Enlisted by the group to hold Keiko, Melvin has to hide the bound and gagged schoolgirl on his property. At first, Melvin hides Keiko at Chantel's place, but she kicks her out when she finds that Melvin has been unable to come up with the money for the mortgage like he had promised. Now Melvin has no option but to hide Keiko at Pam's. Attempting to keep her presence hidden from Pam and her parents (Jeanne (Lainie Kazan) & Morotn (Elliott Gould)), who are staying over at Pam's for the weekend. Pam takes her parents to the Jewish temple for their daily prayers. That allows Melvin a little breather to bring things under control. Melvin feels sorry for Keiko and relieves her from her bondage. In the ensuing hours they build up a rapport preparing dinner together, an act which leads into a love scene reminiscent of the pottery scene from Ghost, but which is cut short when Keiko attempts to escape. Melvin captures Keiko and puts her in the boot of his car. Ordered by Paris to discover the kidnappers of his goddaughter, a panicked Cisco kills Gump. While Cisco was with Paris, Gump makes the ransom call to Jiro at the appointed time. By this time Jiro had set up all the trace equipment needed to track and locate the caller. Gump gives the location of the money drop to Jiro, but Jiro stalls enough for the trace to be completed. So, Cisco rushes out (with the rest of Paris's goons) to get to Gump and kill him, because he will spill the beans to Paris. Cisco hits Gump in the midriff into implicating Melvin for the kidnapping, by saying that Keiko is with Melvin. Then Cisco kills Gump. A team of assassins crash Melvin's dinner with Pam's family, leading to a shootout during which Melvin realizes Pam was going to break up with him over pressure from her mother, a hardcore Jew who is severely against her being with Melvin, a Gentile. Melvin and Keiko's growing feelings for each other lead them to forming an awkward romance, and she and Melvin attempt to escape from the fiasco, pursued by Cisco. In the chaos, Melvin happens to run into Chantel (who was running away with her boyfriend and Melvin's money) and finally takes the opportunity to stand up to her and end their relationship. A fight ensues between Cisco and Melvin, culminating at a video store where the ever-honest Melvin stops to return an overdue tape of King Kong Lives. Melvin kills Cisco by stabbing him in the chest, but not before Cisco arms an explosive device. Melvin leaves the building and is confronted by Keiko, her father and Paris. He re-enters the building, which explodes. Paris and Nishi, believing Melvin to be dead, call off the manhunt. Soon Melvin is revealed to have survived, sheltered from the blast by an enormous solid gold film stand-up made for the flop that destroyed Nishi's career. Melvin and Keiko are reunited and ride off together, while Nishi recoups his losses by making a film out of the story of his daughter's kidnapping.