Paul Le Mat

Two youngsters in puppy love are forced away from home and on the run when they’re falsely accused of committing a robbery and an assassination.

A CB radio enthusiast and repairman rescues a truck driver after an accident, but there's trouble when both of the man's wives show up. The repairman has his own problems when he gets caught up in a feud with the local priest.

Summoned by their mysterious former colleague, four psychics arrive at a secluded hotel where they are stalked by a group of murderous puppets.

Ron Howard, Cindy Williams, Charles Martin Smith and Paul Le Mat return in this laugh-filled follow-up look into the lives of the gang from George Lucas' original coming-of-age classic, American Graffiti.

Michael Laughlin directs "Strange Invaders," an affectionate homage to science fiction/alien takeover films of the 1950s that stars Paul Le Mat ("Hanoi Hilton") as a university professor searching for his ex-wife (Diana Scarwid, "Extremeties"), who seems to have disappeared while visiting her hometown of Centerville, Illinois. In fact, the place turns out to be a hotbed of aliens, in place since the Fifties and weirdly unaware of how the outside world has changed.

A professor of psychic phenomena uses hypnosis and seances to help a woman tortured by visions of a malevolent ghost who seems to be seeking revenge.

A battered wife sets her husband on fire one night after living with his beatings and humiliations for years.

An evil mastermind takes control of an army of cyborgs, created by the government, to infiltrate every corner of United States, only to meet fierce resistance by a maverick gang of women bikers.

Abandoned by her husband, neglected by her mother, and doubted by her daughter, a young woman must take advantage of life's second chances to prove herself to all of them… Colorado equestrian Annie Garrett (Julie Benz, Taken) is packing her bags and, with her seven-year-old daughter Taylor (Gage Golightly, 5 Days to Midnight), following her irresponsible husband Ross (John Livingston, Edtv) to yet another job as stable manager for another horse farm in another new city. He's the only man Annie's ever been with, and she can't bear to leave him—especially since young Taylor adores him. Fate, however, does not make it Annie's choice. This time Ross takes off without them. Now Annie must contend with a daughter who blames her for the break-up; she hasn't felt this alone since the tragic accident that claimed her sister Katie years ago. With 37 blue ribbons, Kate had shared Annie's dreams of becoming the best rider in the world. In the eyes of their mother Bonnie (Laura Johnson, L.A. Law), Annie has never been able to live up to the promise displayed by her sister. What Annie does have is her magnificent horse, Tolo, and the desire to make a better life for herself and Taylor. Looking for security and an inexpensive place to live, she finds both at Shamrock Farms, owned by Mary Lou (Golden Globe winner Marsha Mason, The Goodbye Girl), a taskmaster as well as an empathetic friend. Here Annie can groom, teach, ride, and muck as many stables as it takes to put food on the table. Then comes word that a local riding contest in a challenging technique known as Musical Freestyle carries a purse of twenty-thousand dollars. This is Annie's big chance to live out her dreams, pay tribute to the memory of her sister, and make her daughter and mother proud—but when Tolo is suddenly stricken blind, she fears she may miss out on this God-given second chance at a future. The Long Shot is an adventure of the heart for the entire family, proving that miracles can happen if you have the courage to make them come true.

When an Arctic oil drilling project threatens Santa's toy factory, a mother and her children find themselves on a wondrous journey to save Christmas.

An architect gets drawn into the Los Angeles underworld when his father prepares to go public with the connection between the cops and the drug trade.

An affecting and powerful drama about the experiences of POW’s trying to survive a brutal Hanoi prison camp in the midst of the Vietnam War.

Two brothers suspected of bombing a Mormon Center in Marion, Utah, hold up with enough ammunition to withstand a government siege.