the Mind’s Chew Toy

Plot: Angry and determined to seek justice for the men who have died under his command during highly covert military operations, Brigadier General Hummel (Harris) and a crack team of commandos have taken hostages at Alcatraz and plan on launching a battery of VX poison gas rockets on the San Francisco Bay area unless their demands are met. The city’s only hope for survival lies with FBI chemical weapons specialist Stanley Goodspeed (Cage) and top-secret federal prisoner John Mason (Connery) - the only convict to ever escape from Alcatraz.

Plot: During the night of a big storm, 10 strangers are stranded at a motel. They are all settling in for the night when one of them is brutally murdered. When they investigate they find a room key on the body - #10. As people keep dying, and their bodies disappearing, they must discover who the killer is among them before it’s too late.

Plot: Peter (Livingston) hates his job. After a freak hypnosis accident, Peter suddenly doesn’t care about work anymore. When his new lackadasical attitude gets him promoted and his hard-working friends fired, they concoct a scheme to siphon off a little money from the company.

Plot: John (Lee) has things pretty well in hand. Then, his niece Noreen (Blanchard) is accepted to Harvard, and reminds him of his promise to pay her college education. John turns to the only one he can: his friend Duff (Green), who convinces him the only way to get the money is to become a criminal. Will John’s decent life be able to survive this upheaval?

Plot: Jack Carter (Stallone) is a man you don’t want to know. If you know him, it usually means you haven’t paid the mob. When his brother is killed, Jack pays a visit. Now, he’s got the mob after him for skipping town (and sleeping with the boss’ wife), and a whole conspiracy of people around him, including old pal Cyrus (Rourke) and computer geek Kinnear (Cumming). Everybody’s out to Get Carter…but everybody should look out, because Carter is out for revenge. Based on the novel Jack’s Return Home by Ted Lewis.