Lisa Gaye

After surviving a gang rape and getting thrown out by her foster family, a teen rebounds as a beauty queen but, before long, is victimized again.

After a car accident, a couple falls into the hands of a deranged former nurse living in a stately manor in this campy gore-fest.

After a group of concerned adults try to ban rock and roll music, it’s up to a determined DJ to defend the tunes in a televised trial.

The destruction of Tromaville High makes way for the Tromaville Institute of Technology, located conveniently inside the Nukamama nuclear plant.

Two musicians whose dance band is going nowhere happen across a roadhouse in the sticks, where a pack of fun-loving youngsters are dancing to a new and different beat -- the kids call it rock 'n' roll! The band, Bill Haley and his Comets, leaves the two musicians mighty impressed, and they agree to manage Haley and his crew. They soon meet disc jockey Alan Freed, who immediately secures Haley and the boys a nightclub stand in the Big Apple, where the Comets become the hottest ticket in town. Haley and Co. perform most of their best-known tunes here, including "See You Later, Alligator", "Razzle Dazzle", "Rudy's Rock" and (of course) the title tune.

Driven to desperation by hard times, Frank Walker and a party of miners dig for gold in Ute Indian country despite a peace treaty that forbids trespassing on their land. Joining the group is Gary Brannon, whose mother was killed by the tribe. The miners' actions soon incur the wrath of the Ute and Gary finds himself caught in a deadly situation that threatens to erupt into a bloody race war.

When one of Roger Smith's twins is abducted and taught to be evil, the other becomes determined to foil the diabolical plot and save Tromaville.

When Toxie finds he has nothing to do as a superhero, he goes to work for a major corporation that he learns may be the evilest of all his foes.