Where Every Battle Tells a Story

Nichelle Nichols is an army sergeant who leads her platoon into the woods of the deep south on a training exercise. Unfortunately, it is the site where a bunch of yankee soldiers murdered a town of confederates.

On the front in Italy during WW2, a sergeant thinks that one of his men is faking battle fatigue and sets out to expose him.

As F. Scott Fitzgerald reflects on his turbulent marriage and career, the film shifts between his real life and the fictional world of his short story The Last of the Belles. Richard Chamberlain portrays the acclaimed author, while Blythe Danner delivers a poignant turn as Zelda, his brilliant but troubled wife. Susan Sarandon appears as Ailie, the charming Southern belle whose presence blurs the line between inspiration and reality. Directed by George Schaefer, this thoughtful drama captures the elegance, melancholy, and romantic yearning that defined Fitzgerald’s literary legacy.

When a precocious little girl runs away from her wealthy but neglectful parents, she unexpectedly finds friendship and care in the company of two small-time crooks hiding out from the law. Starring Bridgette Andersen as the lovable Savannah, with Mark Miller and Donovan Scott as the bumbling fugitives who become unlikely father figures, the film also features memorable performances from Peter Graves and Pat Morita. Balancing heartfelt comedy with touching moments of love and belonging, Savannah Smiles (Remastered) beautifully restores a family classic filled with warmth, humor, and charm.

A modern twist on Mark Twain’s timeless tale, the film follows young Huck as he flees his troubled home and teams up with a charismatic drifter who becomes both mentor and friend. Starring Chauncey Leopardi as Huck, with Graham Greene and Joe Piscopo bringing depth and humor to the journey, the story blends adventure, heart, and lessons about loyalty and freedom. Huck and the King of Hearts is a family-friendly adventure that reimagines classic themes for a new generation.

The quiet lives of two adopted brothers shatter when they uncover their father’s role in a deadly robbery. Forced to choose between family bonds and justice, they turn to their martial arts training to face off against ruthless criminals – and their own blood. Packed with fierce choreography and explosive showdowns, the film features Bolo Yeung as a menacing enforcer, adding muscle and menace to the action. With Jerry Trimble and Eddie Saavedra leading the cast, this is a hard-hitting slice of early ’90s martial arts cinema.

In the aftermath of China’s political upheaval, legendary swordsman Wang Wu finds himself caught between loyalty and survival. When he is drawn into a battle against corruption and tyranny, his unmatched martial arts skill becomes both a weapon of justice and a curse that attracts deadly enemies. Filled with breathtaking fight choreography, sweeping historical drama, and the spirit of classic wuxia cinema, Blade of Fury is a must-see for fans of action and martial arts epics.

A romantic comedy film about a group of former Navy WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service) who try to adjust to civilian life after World War II. When one of them inherits a hotel, they transform it into a thriving business, attracting the attention of a dashing Navy officer who brings unexpected romance and excitement into their lives.

A former OSS agent is assigned to rescue two atomic scientists from the dastardly Russians and spirit them away from behind the Iron Curtain.

When Nazi commandos plot to kidnap Winston Churchill during a secret train journey across war-torn North Africa, a team of Allied agents must risk everything to protect him. Packed with espionage, sabotage, and explosive action, this WWII thriller delivers nonstop suspense as the fate of the war hangs in the balance.

Produced by the U.S. Army Signal Corps, this powerful World War II documentary chronicles the Pacific campaign from the dark days after Pearl Harbor to Japan’s final surrender. Using authentic combat footage, narration, and on-the-ground reporting, it captures the strategy, sacrifice, and determination that defined the Allied island-hopping offensive. Both an invaluable historical record and a stirring piece of wartime storytelling, Appointment in Tokyo brings viewers into the heart of one of history’s most pivotal conflicts.

Randolph Scott stars in this classic Western inspired by the true story of the infamous Reno brothers, one of America’s first outlaw gangs. Sent undercover to infiltrate their ruthless operation, a federal agent finds himself caught between law and lawlessness as gunfights, betrayals, and family loyalty collide. With gripping action, tense drama, and Scott’s commanding presence, Rage at Dawn delivers frontier justice at its most thrilling.

When a young bride is widowed soon after her husband ships out to Vietnam, she struggles to rebuild her life while clinging to the memory of their love. Valerie Bertinelli shines in this heartfelt TV drama, joined by Craig T. Nelson, Shelley Long, and Hollywood legend Barbara Stanwyck. The Promise of Love is a poignant story of grief, resilience, and second chances, capturing the spirit of hope in the face of tragedy.