Ron Silver

A teen obsessed with horror films befriends a vampire who leads him to a whole coven of vampires that hide beneath the New York subways.

(1982) Horror with Barbara Hershey. A violent poltergeist terrorises a divorced mum.

A dying mother's (Anne Bancroft) last wish to meet Greta Garbo costs her son (Ron Silver) his job, his marriage and his dignity. Carrie Fisher also stars in this slice-of-life film from director Sidney Lumet.

A rookie New York cop must deal with more than she bargained for, including a misconduct charge and a psychopath who's become obsessed with her.

A crazed man who has killed a number of people with an ax is arrested by the small town's sheriff, Dan Stevens. But this is no ordinary psycho, and he breaks the handcuffs and heads for the hills. The sheriff finds that he must destroy this murderous killer who has been made indestructible through genetic engineering.

Jeremy Irons in his portrayal of aristocrat Claus von Bulow in this true story about two men of vastly different backgrounds who form an uneasy alliance.

Set in the late-1980s, low-level gangster Jackie DiNorscio defends himself in what becomes the longest criminal trial in American history.

Jack (Anton Yelchin) is busy with adolescence when he realizes his parents are divorcing and even worse, his dad is gay. After some bittersweet experiences, Jack learns no family is perfect, but his own is more caring, supportive, and stronger than he knew.

A fresh-faced rookie cop partners with a hard-boiled veteran on her serial killer case and begins a passionate affair with her he may come to regret.

An astronomer discovers intelligent alien life, but the aliens are keeping a deadly secret and will do anything to keep him from learning the truth.

When a desperate musician makes a deal with the devil, there'll be hell to pay as God and the Devil (both played by George Burns) battle for his soul.

The life story of heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali follows the champ's early days as Cassius Clay and his rise in sports and politics.

Three New York City couples become friends while planning a school play for their children, resulting in unexpected and humorous predicaments.

An aging comedian, once a legend, struggles for relevance in the present while flashbacks reveal the triumphs and costs of his rise to the top.

Things change for the worse after a couple decides to tie the knot. Can they find a way to save their relationship—and once again become best friends?

Dudley Moore scores another "10" with Oscar-nominee Elizabeth McGovern in this perfect comedy-romance about a married psychiatrist who falls head over heels for his newest patient.