Luke Gibson and his wife are in a horrible car wreck and when he comes to he has no memory. Worse yet he is having what he thinks are hallucinations of various people attempting to sell him items.

William Castle was known mostly for his gimmicky films that included a variety of stunts and promotions that attracted publicity.

Larry David, the man behind Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm, breaks the fourth wall in this film about love, fate, and everything else in between.

This DVD is definitive proof that Playmobil makes better toys than they do movies. I don’t know that, at least until now, this was ever an issue that was up for debate.

Jack Black and Michael Cera attempt to take you through the early years of history and make it funny; but they fail miserably.

Written by the man with many pseudonyms, Donald E. Westlake, The Stepfather is a welcomed remake in the era of remakes, offering up a well placed cast and a suspenseful story with a twist.

In the future, humanity has created robots that have feelings and are able to make decisions of their own; they have a soul.