
A hand-picked collection of fan favourites and critically acclaimed movies.

An epic depiction of the legal battle over a shipload of slaves who overpowered their captors at sea and landed on the shores of America. Initially, the argument in the courts revolves around the issue of property and ownership. Gradually though, the lawyers for the defence come to understand and appreciate the humanity of the men turned into cargo by the evils of slavery.

Skydiving ace Ty Moncrief's aerial antics are costing the DEA in blood. Moncrief's team lands on federal buildings, steals files containing the names of undercover agents which Moncrief then sells to drug barons. Pete Nessip is the marshal who takes the air to bring Ty down.

A rabid Saint Bernard terrorises a mother and son trapped in a broken-down car. Based on the book by Stephen King.

A fat lawyer who inadvertently discovers the ideal weight loss programme when he knocks down and kills a gypsy woman. A short time later he is accosted by an old gypsy master who touches the lawyer's cheek and says, 'Thinner'. From that moment on the weight literally falls off him which is great - at first - but will he be able to stop before he literally wastes away?

After their adoptive mother is murdered during a grocery store hold-up, the Mercer brothers - hotheaded Bobby, hard-edged Angel, family man and businessman Jeremiah, and hard rocking Jack - reunite to take the matter of her death into their own hands. As they track down the killer, they quickly realise that their old ways of doing business have new consequences.

An emotional and harrowing re-creation of the battle to secure Hill 937 in the A Shau Valley during the Vietnam War. The film follows a platoon through eleven agonising assaults over a ten-day period, suffering rivers of mud, stifling heat and driving rain as they battle against a well-entrenched enemy. This searing account of one battle can be seen as a microcosm of the Vietnam War itself.

Detective John Book is assigned to guard Amish mother Rachel Lapp and her son Samuel, who witnessed a murder in the toilets at Philadelphia station. However, the killers are after them and the three must hide out in Lapp's community, where Book's aggressive, hard-bitten manner clashes with the gentler beliefs of the Amish.

Serving seven years for manslaughter, John Brickner is paroled early and begins rebuilding his life. His plans for a more peaceful existence are dashed, however, when he is approached by Veronica Reynolds, the wife of the man he killed.