USSR, Late November, 1941 - this is the story of Panfilov's Twenty-Eight, a group of twenty-eight soldiers of the Red Army's 316th Rifle Division, under the command of General Ivan Panfilov, that stopped the advance on Moscow of a column of fifty-four Nazi tanks of the 11th Panzer Division for several days. Though armed only with standard issue Mosin-Nagant infantry rifles and DP and PM-M1910 machine guns, all useless against tanks, and with wholly inadequate RPG-40 anti-tank grenades and PTRD-41 anti-tank rifles, they fight tirelessly and defiantly, with uncommon bravery and unwavering dedication, to protect Moscow and their Motherland.
Featuring the iconic Danny Lee as an explorer in the Himalayas who gets caught up with a ravishing jungle Jane (played by the delicious Evelyne Kraft), and discovers a huge King Kong-inspired ape hiding in the forest, "The Mighty Peking Man" is a creature feature that is packed full of sex appeal, city-smashing theatrics and monstrous moments.
Reese is a highly trained member of an elite unit of Ninja warriors. When he is captured and being tortured he must use all of his training in order to escape and is aided by the former Director of Defence (Danny Glover). Reese must fight, guns blazing, swords swinging, blood gushing in order to stop an evil conglomerate from gaining access to the world's most deadliest weapon.
Scott Adkins stars as Casey Bowman, a Ninjitsu master who returns home one day to find someone has brutally killed his wife Namiko (Mika Hijii) and their unborn child. Bereft, Casey has only one thing left to live for... revenge. The only clues to Namiko's killer are the barbed wire marks left around her neck. So, with the help of his trusted friend Nakabara (Kane Kosugi), Casey embarks on a mission from Osaka to Bangkok to the jungles of Rangoon, in search of the assassin. Honing his battle skills to a new level, Casey is as discreet as he is deadly, as he becomes a warrior that truly deserves the title Ninja.
Rupert Friend stars in this exhilarating action adventure based on the award-winning video game series. A genetically engineered assassin with superhuman abilities, 47 (Rupert Friend), and an equally gifted young woman (Hannah Ware) turn the tables on a sinister organisation that's out to create an army of unstoppable killers.
When investigative journalist Emmanuelle (Laura Gemser) pretends to be a drug dealer so that she can go to prison and write an expose of life inside Santa Catrina, a women's penitentiary, she experiences humiliation, violence and is made to suffer solitary confinement and other random punishments.
The most elite clandestine team ever created specialize on working in the dirtiest and most dangerous corners of the world. When a target of the skilled assassin Agent Kane (Gina Carano) suddenly knows all her tricks it becomes clear that someone deep inside the agency has betrayed them, but who and why? What follows is a high-octane web of intrigue that crosses multiple international borders and a manhunt spearheaded by CIA officials and rogue agents.
Ghajini is the largest grossing Hindi film of all time. It is the only Indian film to earn one billion rupees at the box office across India and it grossed 4 million US dollars overseas within a week of its release. A film about a man with only 15 minutes of memory recall. A man who was once suave, successful and had everything a man could desire. A man who had everything he loved snatched away from him, including his identity by brutal senseless violence. A human being who is forced to become something close to human. A story about his wounded, savage quest for revenge. Driven by the pain of what he once was and had…
Seattle chat lines worker Grade Blake (Lucy-Jane Quinlan) is struggling to cope with increasing financial and personal problems and decides to accept an offer from one of her clients (Patrick Bergin) for a 'one night only' personal visit. An offer that will leave Grade imprisoned in a 10x10 wooden cage, somewhere in America...fighting to save her sanity, and her life.
Profesional poker player Jack Daniel (George Eads) is skating by in life on his good looks and natural charm. Until now he's managed to hustle enough playing poker and taking odd jobs to keep himself from hitting rock bottom, but debts and supporting his ex-wife have begun to wear him down. To make matters worse he owes money to bookie Paulie Trunks, (Steven Seagal) a guy you don't want to disappoint. With Paulie's right hand man (Vinnie Jones) on his back, Jack has only one move left, an unlikely play that poker players know only as a last resort- chasing the gutshot straight. Playing this hand will either redeem him or destroy him, but he's got no choice. Everything Jack cares about, including his life, depends on Jack's willingness to beat them at their own game.
Special agent Jeremy Reins (Stephen Dorff) is about to have a very bad day. He wakes up in total darkness, confused and disorientated. The only light comes from the blood-red digital numbers ticking away above his head. Jeremy quickly realizes he's in trouble. It's hard to breathe. He can barely move. And no one toll answer his cries for help. Then, he hears the sound of an engine and it all becomes clear...he's trapped in the trunk of a moving car. As his captors reveal their motives, Jeremy realizes he won't be set free until he discloses classified Government information he has sworn to protect.
Los Angeles is shaken by a series of gruesome murders. All victims are young women with Russian roots. The killer leaves no trace, but a single black rose on each body. LAPD Chief invites a Russian Police detective to get the investigation moving. Major Vlad Kazatov (Alexander Nevsky) arrives in California from Moscow and together with his new partner, LAPD detective Emily Smith (Kristanna Loken), they start a hunt after new "Jack the Ripper" on the mean streets of Hollywood.
When aliens, 'The Nephilim', invade Earth, nearly all of humanity is wiped out in the brutal attack. As the human race faces total annihilation with every major city destroyed, these hostile intruders establish their headquarters in Los Angeles. Here they use scientists to modify the human DNA so that can use them as a food source. Angelino shop owner Jodie Elliot is looking for her daughter when she is captured. With the help of a cowboy and a doctor, they escape and go in search of Jodie's daughter. But is Jodie at risk of something, or someone, other than the aliens?
The key to a nuclear arsenal has been stolen and the World’s powers are on Red Alert. Jason Slade is a dangerous and powerful megalomaniac businessman banker who has used many illegal methods, extortion and even murder, to gain great wealth and power. The twisted and totally unscrupulous Slade will stop at nothing to gain control of the weapons and hold the world powers to ransom to achieve vast wealth and more power. Slade is not alone in wanting this extremely valuable prize, an equally ruthless team of assassins and moneymen are also on the trail of the weapons haul and they will do anything to achieve their aim. The FBI select agent and martial arts master Tracy Pride as the ideal agent to combat the threat and she is immediately assigned to investigate and capture the villains before they gain control of the nuclear prize. Tracy’s investigations take her to Hong Kong where she teams up with her sister Joyce Pride. Joyce is a beautiful news anchorwoman and top agent code named Dragon and together with Jake, Slade’s former bodyguard, they track down and confront both Slade and the moneymen assassins in a classic martial arts battle of good against evil.
When Timothy Evans (John Hurt), and his wife Beryl (Judy Geeson), move into 10 Rillington Place with their young daughter, they have no idea of the horror that awaits them. For at the same address lives John Reginald Christie (Richard Attenborough), a man with a dark secret that will soon engulf Evans and his family in tragedy.
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