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Breaking All the Rules

starring: Carl Marotte, Thor Bishopric, Carolyn Dunn, Rachel Hayward, Michael Rudder
directed by: James Orr

October 04, 1991


If you like the 80's you'll love this movie.

The story of a pair of teenagers who meet and fall in love in an amusement park on the last day of summer. All the while outwitting 3 dumb would-be jewel thieves who is in search of the "Ice".

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L.A.P.D.

starring: Michael Madsen, Marc Singer, Dennis Hopper, Wayne Crawford, Charles Durning
directed by: Ed Anders

May 28, 2002
One would think that movie with such an upbeat title would serve as a tribute to the law enforcers. This movie, however, continues to show the degenerate side of the law, what with more bad cops than you can shake a nightstick at. This movie is so one-sided though and lamely thrown together it does little more than confirm that there must be an awful lot of dishonest cops out there? Why doesn't someone make a movie about good cops? Oh, well, anyway this time around Marc Singer plays a second generation cop who finds himself on the wrong side of the law when he covers up for some of his more illicit buddies. Even the internal affairs head honcho is on the take. The bad guys are embodied by Michael Madsen and Wayne Crawford; Dennis Hopper is ... Read More:

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Dick Francis Mysteries

starring: Ian McShane, Heath Lamberts, Lloyd Bochner, Kenneth Welsh, Patrick Macnee
directed by: Deirdre Friel, Harvey Hart, Wigbert Wicker

February 24, 1998
Koch Vision and Lance Studios present - "Dick Francis Mysteries" (In The Frame/ Blood Sport/ Twice Shy) (1994) - Ian McShane - (287 mins/Color) (Dolby Digital) --- Author Dick Francis OBE (born October 31, 1920) is a British jockey and author ... He was born Richard Stanley Francis in Lawrenny, South Wales. The son of a jockey, he had a successful career himself as a jockey, winning over 350 races ... During World War II, he served in the Royal Air Force piloting fighter and bomber aircraft including the Spitfire. He left the RAF in 1946 to become a celebrity in the world of British National Hunt racing ... From 1953 to 1957 he was jockey to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. He was forced to retire from racing as the result of a serious fall in 1957. ... Read More:

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Hitler's Daughter

starring: Patrick Cassidy, Melody Anderson, Veronica Cartwright, Kay Lenz, Carolyn Dunn
directed by: James A. Contner

November 11, 1998
Koch Vision and Lance Studios present - "Dick Francis Mysteries" (In The Frame/ Blood Sport/ Twice Shy) (1994) - Ian McShane - (287 mins/Color) (Dolby Digital) --- Author Dick Francis OBE (born October 31, 1920) is a British jockey and author ... He was born Richard Stanley Francis in Lawrenny, South Wales. The son of a jockey, he had a successful career himself as a jockey, winning over 350 races ... During World War II, he served in the Royal Air Force piloting fighter and bomber aircraft including the Spitfire. He left the RAF in 1946 to become a celebrity in the world of British National Hunt racing ... From 1953 to 1957 he was jockey to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. He was forced to retire from racing as the result of a serious fall in 1957. ... Read More:

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Mary Higgins Clark: Pretend You Don't

starring: Emma Samms, Hannes Jaenicke, Beau Starr, Reiner Schöne, Stewart Bick
directed by: René Bonnière

May 06, 2003
The pattern of the previous films of this series by Ms Clark is partly broken. The main character is not a radio anchorwoman but a female real estate agent. We are not dealing here with a serial killer but with a real hit man hired by a dirty soiled trafficker who appears slightly ambiguous because his secular but not criminal boss, who he cheats, is Italian, or has some kind of an Italian name. But it does not have anything to do with the mafia. The whole business is a cover up operation for a first murder that the police sloppily classified as being an accident. There the pattern is not broken. The police is still sloppy. What's more the police does not succeed where a simple woman, by taking risks and using her intelligence, baits the hit man and the ... Read More:

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Blood Sport

starring: Ian McShane, Heath Lamberts, Lloyd Bochner, Kenneth Welsh, Patrick Macnee
directed by: Harvey Hart

February 24, 1998
Koch Vision and Lance Studios present - "Dick Francis Mysteries" (In The Frame/ Blood Sport/ Twice Shy) (1994) - Ian McShane - (287 mins/Color) (Dolby Digital) --- Author Dick Francis OBE (born October 31, 1920) is a British jockey and author ... He was born Richard Stanley Francis in Lawrenny, South Wales. The son of a jockey, he had a successful career himself as a jockey, winning over 350 races ... During World War II, he served in the Royal Air Force piloting fighter and bomber aircraft including the Spitfire. He left the RAF in 1946 to become a celebrity in the world of British National Hunt racing ... From 1953 to 1957 he was jockey to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. He was forced to retire from racing as the result of a serious fall in 1957. His most ... Read More:

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L.A.P.D.

starring: Michael Madsen, Marc Singer, Dennis Hopper, Wayne Crawford, Charles Durning
directed by: Ed Anders

October 09, 2001
One would think that movie with such an upbeat title would serve as a tribute to the law enforcers. This movie, however, continues to show the degenerate side of the law, what with more bad cops than you can shake a nightstick at. This movie is so one-sided though and lamely thrown together it does little more than confirm that there must be an awful lot of dishonest cops out there? Why doesn't someone make a movie about good cops? Oh, well, anyway this time around Marc Singer plays a second generation cop who finds himself on the wrong side of the law when he covers up for some of his more illicit buddies. Even the internal affairs head honcho is on the take. The bad guys are embodied by Michael Madsen and Wayne Crawford; Dennis Hopper is wasted in a small ... Read More:

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Street Justice (Spanish) (Sub)

starring: Catherine Bach, J.D. Cannon, Richard Cox, Sondra Currie, Carolyn Dunn

November 18, 1993
Michael Ontkean is an "Operative" abandoned for 15 years in a Russian prison. He was thought dead and even buried. His grieving "widow" has remarried for their daughter's sake. When Ontkean escapes, his former bosses try to kill him, following him home. When he finds his family in danger from the local crooked police/mayor et al, he becomes their protector. One has to suspend some logic while he is protecting them, his former employers are still trying to kill him. But it is played well. So all the classic hooks are there. This is the kind of movie that can grab you to root for the good guy. For that reason, and Ontkean's portrayal of the forgotten man, now fighting for everything, I like it alot.

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The Pooch and The Pauper

starring: Richard Karn, Fred Willard, Vincent Schiavelli, Cody Jones, Carolyn Dunn
directed by: Alex Zamm

December 19, 2000
This is a great dog comedy about a refined dog whose owner happens to be President of the United States who accidently get's mixed up with a stray look-a-like dog during a walk which causes chaos at the White House.It's a must see!!

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Separate Vacations

starring: David Naughton, Jennifer Dale, Mark Keyloun, Lally Cadeau, Jackie Mahon
directed by: Michael Anderson


This is a great dog comedy about a refined dog whose owner happens to be President of the United States who accidently get's mixed up with a stray look-a-like dog during a walk which causes chaos at the White House.It's a must see!!