Foster on Film

While onboard a ship traveling to America, Sylvester the Great (Bob Hope), the worst actor in the world, meets Princess Margaret (Virginia Mayo), who is masquerading as a commoner to avoid an unwanted marriage.  When the ship is attacked by the pirate The Hook (Victor McLaglen), Sylvester disguises himself as a woman to survive.  With

Englishman Rudolf Rassendyll (Stewart Granger) vacations in a small country where his distant relative, and physical double, is about to be crowned king.  When the king-to-be is drugged by his half-brother Michael (Robert Douglas) and Rupert of Hentzau (James Mason), loyal officers Colonel Zapt (Louis Calhern) and Lieutenant Fritz von Tarlenhein (Robert Coote) persuade Rassendyll

Robert Devereux, the overly proud Earl of Essex, desires the love of Queen Elizabeth (Bette Davis), and half of her throne.  Elizabeth is romantically interested in Essex, but needs him to keep his place.  As they jockey for position, both are foiled by the plotting and intrigues at the palace. Either Errol Flynn or Bette

In 1974, a secret operation brings back werewolf blood from Eastern Europe.  One of the agents injects himself with it, becoming a lycanthrope, but is shot with silver bullets and frozen by his boss (Barry Bostwick).  In present day, Doctor Anne De Carlo (Kim Delaney) and a team of scientists researching artificial metal blood, are

Four unpleasant children tease a fifth until she plummets out a window to her death.  They make a pact to tell no one what happened. Six years later to the day, they all prepare to go to their high school prom. One is going with Kim (Jamie Lee Curtis), the dead girl’s older sister and the

Archangel Gabriel (Christopher Walken) has started a second war in heaven, but as angels are so well matched and lack originality, he needs a dark human soul to show him how to win.  The chosen soul is hidden by the angel Simon (Erich Stoltz) in a young girl and it is left to policeman Thomas

Gabriel (Christopher Walken) is released from hell and sets out to stop Valerie (Jennifer Beals) from giving birth to a half-angel that will end the war in heaven. With attempted-suicide Izzy (Brittany Murphy) to aid him, the only ones standing in his way are Danyael (Russell Wong), the father, and perhaps, the archangel Michael (Eric Roberts).

Danyael (Dave Buzzotta), the half angel child of Valerie from The Prophecy II, is shot and then rises from the dead, stronger, but driven to an unknown goal. The angel Zophael (Vincent Spano) intends to stop him while Gabriel (Christopher Walken), now human, plans to protect him. Well, I guess that epic, chill-inducing second war in

Marion Crane (Janet Leigh), a young, unhappy woman, steals $40,000 and leaves her old life behind, hoping the money can solve her boyfriend’s (John Gavin) financial problems, and maybe give her a future. During a storm, she stops at The Bates Motel, run by Norman (Anthony Perkins) for his invalid mother. Soon, Marion’s sister, Lila (Vera

Marion Crane (Anne Heche), a young, unhappy woman, steals $400,000 and leaves her old life behind, hoping the money can solve her boyfriend’s (Viggo Mortensen) financial problems, and maybe give her a future. During a storm, she stops at The Bates Motel, run by Norman (Vince Vaughn) for his invalid mother. Soon, Marion’s sister, Lila (Julianne

A disturbed ex-nun (Diana Scarwid) and a musician (Jeff Fahey) find themselves at the Bates Hotel where Norman (Anthony Perkins) is still having problems with his mother.  Norman is attracted to the ex-nun, who reminds him of the girl “mother” killed twenty-two years earlier.  While the musician and a reporter try to dig up a

Michi turns up at Taguchi’s apartment to pick up a computer disk and to make sure he’s OK.  Since he hangs himself, it’s clear he wasn’t OK.  Another friend gets the disk, and then he begins to act strangely too.  Meanwhile, Kawashima, a university student, is setting up his first computer.  He’s frightened when it