Alec Capurso

You never know who you'll meet on the air, especially when you're shown on the big screen! As a woman is chosen to be a contestant on the popular Dating Game, one of the potential bachelors holds a dark secret. Rodney Alcala is a serial killer whose charm has managed to lure in unsuspecting women until it's too late to save them. As the woman makes a fateful decision that may lead to the end of her life, we witness this wolf in sheep's clothing as he waits patiently for his next potential prey. Shot with an intensity that manages to invigorate and intimidate viewers, this movie manages to inflict that fear on us. With a memorable performance of the unassuming psychopath that manages to be both endearing and dangerous, we are left watching and wondering what will happen next!

This twisted series returns with a big smile on its face! Skye Riley is a troubled singer who's struggling to come to terms with the demons of her past as she begins an already stressful comeback tour back in the spotlight. However, when her drug dealer commits suicide right in front of her, she's stalked by a relentless entity that won't stop until it's destroyed her remaining sanity. Navigating between the line of reality and fabrication, Skye struggles to remain centered as the entities power only grows the more it latches on to her. The shocks and surprises are cranked up to eleven in this unnerving and jaw-dropping return to the franchise. Drawing us into the increasing insanity, we can only watch in horror as every dark thought and fear is put on display for all to see!

There’s evil inside of all of us, but some just look so hot committing it! Bridget Gregory rips off her sleazy husband of an expensive drug deal and makes her way to a backwater town to lay low. Whilst there, she attracts Mike Swale, a dejected nobody who is drawn in by her allure but wary of her dark tendencies. Soon, Mike, Bridget and her husband are entangled in a twisted love triangle where manipulation and seduction lead to people dying. Bolstered by the sexy yet sadistic protagonist, we watch in anticipation as she plays her game of wits and wiles with everyone she meets. And while everything she does is self-serving and reprehensible, we’re to captivated by her performance to actually care.

If only we could age like fine wine… Miles is a struggling and depressed writer who takes his best friend Jack on a pre-wedding trip through wine country, hoping to test out some of the best drinks. The two buddies soon meet a nice pair of ladies that make the trip so much sweeter, but also a lot more complicated. As their vacation nears its end, the men are forced to confront their own unhappiness and how it’s alienating the both of them from life. A funny yet thought-provoking film that manages to appeal to the lonely man inside of all of us. Even when things go sideways, the chemistry of the two leading men manage to make this film a classic that needs to be seen to be appreciated!

This is gonna be a night to remember, if you can survive the fallout, that is! Gordon Williams aka Chicken Man attempts to hustle his way to the top by arranging a party for an Atlantan mobster after the historic fight of Muhammad Ali after he gets his license reinstated. However, a robbery at that party leaves the thieves in the wind and Williams on the run from the mob! Forced to turn to a cop with a history with Williams, the Chicken Man attempts to find the actual crooks and the one who planned the heist in the first place, or else he might not make it to the next life. Based off of the bonkers caper during one of the most important fights in history, its already stacked cast is bolstered by its ambitious storytelling. When you start watching, you cannot put the remote down until you see how Williams is going to get out of this mess!

Make way for your elders, because Thelma is coming our way! Thelma’s best years are behind her, but when she’s scammed into giving up all of her money, she decides to take it back by force. Much to the worry of her grandson and his family, Thelma takes to the streets in an attempt to find the conman who stole from her, dragging an old friend along with her. As she gets closer to her target, she has to contend with her growing mortality, which seems to get worse along her journey. Lighthearted yet emotional, June Squibb makes her character determined and relatable, if not a bit stubborn. With an impactful message about accepting your limits and overcoming them, this film has an appeal to people of all ages, eighty or younger!

Thanksgiving has come to town and someone’s serving heads on a platter! When a disastrous Black Friday riot turns tragic, a group of teenagers are stalked by an unknown slasher with an axe to grind! In his John Carver mask, this killer picks off everyone directly or indirectly responsible for the chaos that occurred, which means that everyone has a target on their backs. As teenagers try to find out what the killer is after before his next hunt, they need to give their thanks to god before they end up on the killer’s menu! Humorously horrific, this Turkey Day terror manages to make a national holiday a nightmare at the dinner table. As the characters try to survive their relentless stalker, we are left wondering who is going to be served up next!

In the game of espionage, neither sides are playing with a straight hand. Phillip and Elizabeth Jennings lead double lives of Soviet spies pretending to be an American family while carrying out assignments ordered from their country. This is not an easy life to balance, especially when your next door neighbor happens to be an FBI agent as well! However, the lines between loyalty and family are blurred as both Phillip and Elizabeth struggle to maintain their cover while raising two children of their own, only adding to their complicated world of secrets, lies and secret identities. Set in an era where fear and paranoia grip both America and Russia, this series excels in placing the two forces in opposition between conflicting viewpoints. And the characters of the Jennings represent those opposing views with reservation and emotion. Neither side is in the right, but that’s what makes it such an invigorating watch!

We all need a miracle in our lives, especially on the year when miracles come in little packages! When three homeless men discover an infant amidst the trash in Tokyo, the three begin a crazy journey to find the baby's mother. Hilarious hijinks ensue and each of them get caught up in some insanely dangerous situations, making the quest seem like a fools errand. Along the way however, the trio become unlikely guardians as they come to term with their past as they find their own little miracle along the way. Satoshi Kon's crafts a black comedy mixed with a Christmas epic that manages to make you laugh, cry and cheer for joy. Mixing insanity with the holy, this is one animated film that anyone should watch around the holidays!

How did the world's first ever smartphone fail? Well, it all starts when Mike Laridis and Doug Fregin struggle to actually sell others on the idea of their new product, except the unscrupulous yet ambitious Jim Balsillie who immediately tries to get it to market. However, the shortcuts lead to a massive system malfunction and some illegal dealings on the side to keep the phone relevant. It isn't until the emergence of the IPhone that it all comes crumbling down. Bolstered by its funny performances and intense scenery, we watch how overambition leads to a massive downfall of almost cataclysmic repercussions. However, it's comedy doesn't overshadow the tragedy that befalls the characters as their desperation leads to some shocking betrayals at almost Shakespearean levels of acting.