Steven Keats

Gitl and her son arrive on the Lower East side of New York in 1896 to join her husband Jake. While Jake, who has job in a sweatshop and an English-speaking girlfriend, has completely embraced America, Gitl clings to her old country ways. Jake is embarrassed to be seen with her as he struggles to assimilate by shedding his ethnic heritage. Gitl finds a way to become victor instead of victim.

A responsible, law-abiding architect seeks vengeance and becomes a one-man judge, jury, and executioner of New York City's criminal element when his wife is murdered and his daughter is attacked.

A crook who wants to spend the rest of his life out of jail finds everyone wants to be his friend -- for a price.

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.