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Baby Sister (1983)

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			\| title = Baby Sister
			\| image = [[File:Baby_Sister1983.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Steven Hilliard Stern
			\| writer = Jo Lynne Michael, Susan Title, Paul Haggard Jr.
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Ted Wass, Pamela Bellwood, Phoebe Cates, Virginia Kiser
			\| story =
			\| producer = Robert M. Sertner
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Isidore Mankofsky
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Gregory Prange, Mike Hill
			\| studio = Moonlight Productions
			\| distributor = ABC
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = March 6, 1983
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 100 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Fred Karlin}}
			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Phoebe Cates (1963)\|Phoebe Cates]] as Annie Burroughs
			*Ted Wass as David Mitchell
			*Pamela Bellwood as Marsha Burroughs
			*Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. as Tom Burroughs
			*Virginia Kiser as Mrs. Strauss
			*Jill Jacobson as Jessie
			*Eb Lottimer as Buddy
			*Ed Hooks as Counselor
			*Ta-Tanisha as Night Nurse
			*Thomas F. Duffy as Michael Fancher

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1983 Movies]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Moonlighting Films]]
			[[Category:ABC]]

Baby Snatcher (1992)

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			{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = Baby Snatcher
			\| image = [[File:Baby Snatcher1992.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Joyce Chopra
			\| writer = Susan Rhinehart
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = David Duchovny, Penny Fuller, Veronica Hamel, Nancy McKeon
			\| story =
			\| producer = Carol Dunn Trussell
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = James Glennon
			\| editor = Sidney Wolinsky
			\| music by = Paul Chihara
			\| composer =
			\| studio = Morgan Hill Films, Hearst Entertainment Productions
			\| distributor = CBS
			\| franchise =
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = May 3, 1992
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 93 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*Veronica Hamel as Bianca Hudson
			*Nancy McKeon as Karen Williams
			*[[Michael Madsen (1957)\|Michael Madsen]] as Cal Hudson
			*[[David Duchovny (1960)\|David Duchovny]] as David Anderson
			*Penny Fuller as Ruth Benson
			*John Evans as DePaul
			*Roger Bearde as Lt. Bailor
			*Paul Joseph McKenna as Russell Bauer
			*Gretchen Grant as Lindsey Bauer
			*Jason Reed Green as Kevin Williams
			*Caitlin Brady as Jenny Williams
			*Richard Elmore as Dr. Beinart
			*Peter Vilkin as Kurt
			*Ernesto Ravetto as Captain Montoya
			*Christine P. Bump as Linda
			*Sarah DeAngelis as Dinah
			*Vilma Silva as Lianna Turro
			*Jennifer Weil as Night Nurse
			*Jan Yanehiro as Janice Eriendsen
			*Jessica Rosenfield as Marie

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1992 movies]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Hearst Entertainment Productions]]
			[[Category:Morgan Hill Films]]
			[[Category:CBS]]
			[[Category:Unrated / Not Rated films]]

Baby for Sale (2004)

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			\| title = Baby for Sale
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			\| tagline =
			\| director = Peter Svatek
			\| writer = John Wierick
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Dana Delany, Hart Bochner, Bruce Ramsay, Ellen David
			\| story =
			\| producer = Irene Litinsky
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Pierre Jodoin
			\| editor = Jean Beaudoin
			\| music by = James Gelfand
			\| composer =
			\| studio = Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists (ACTRA); Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit (CPTC); APVQ, Directors Guild of Canada (DGC), Chrystal Films, Muse Entertainment Enterprises, Quebec Production Services Tax Credit, Thinkfactory Media, Societe de Developpement des Entreprises Culturelles (SODEC)
			\| distributor = Lionsgate Television, Lionsgate
			\| franchise =
			\| country = United States, Canada
			\| language = English
			\| release date = July 12, 2004
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 89 Minutes
			\| rating = PG-13
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Dana Delany (1956)\|Dana Delany]] as Nathalie Johnson
			*Hart Bochner as Steve Johnson
			*Bruce Ramsay as Gabor Szabo
			*Romano Orzari as Joey Perrotta
			*Elizabeth Marleau as Janka
			*Ellen David as Kathy Williamson
			*Claudia Besso as Laura Jackson
			*Vlasta Vrana
			*Abeille Gelinas as Janka's Roommate
			*Matthew Rothpan as Evan Johnson
			*Cary Lawrence as Nancy Norris
			*Bobo Vian as Carolyn Nybo
			*David Gow as Mr. Perryman
			*Anik Matern as Mrs. Perryman
			*Keir Cutler as Agent Ruddy
			*Kwasi Songui as Littiken
			*Ivan Smith as Judge
			*Benz Antoine as District Attorney
			*Catherine Colvey as Dr. Barbara Sheperd
			*Babs Chula as Surrogate Judge
			*Denise DePass as Journalist
			*Nasuna Stuart-Ulin as Robin
			*Jamieson Boulanger as Brian
			*Emile Paquette as Billy Norris
			*Russell Yuen as Surveillance Officer #1
			*Meghanne Kessels as Baby Boutique Salesperson
			*Kim LeGruiec as Baby Boutique Employee
			*Lisa McCormack as Nurse

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2004 Movies]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists (ACTRA)]]
			[[Category:Chrystal Films]]
			[[Category:Lionsgate]]
			[[Category:Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit (CPTC)]]
			[[Category:Directors Guild of Canada (DGC)]]
			[[Category:Muse Entertainment Enterprises]]
			[[Category:Societe de Developpement des Entreprises Culturelles (SODEC)]]
			[[Category:APVQ]]
			[[Category:Quebec Production Services Tax Credit]]
			[[Category:Thinkfactory Media]]
			[[Category:Lifetime]]
			[[Category:Rated PG-13 films]]

Baby on Board (2009)

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			\| title = Baby on Board
			\| image = [[File:Baby on Board.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Brian Herzlinger
			\| writer = Michael Hamilton-Wright, Russell Scalise
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Heather Graham, Lara Flynn Boyle, Jerry O'Connell
			\| story =
			\| producer = Emilio Ferrari, Russell Scalise
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Denis Maloney
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Ross Albert
			\| studio = Screen Media
			\| distributor = National Entertainment Media, Lucky Monkey Pictures
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = June 9, 2009
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 95 Minutes
			\| rating =R
			\| budget =
			\| gross = $8,000,000
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Teddy Castellucci}}


			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Heather Graham (1970)\|Heather Graham]] as Angela Marks
			*[[Jerry O'Connell (1974)\|Jerry O'Connell]] as Curtis Marks
			*John Corbett as Danny Chambers
			*[[Lara flynn Boyle (1970)\|Lara Flynn Boyle]] as Mary Radcliffe
			*Katie Finneran as Sylvia Chambers
			*Anthony Starke as Dr. Taylor
			*Brian Sills as Raphy
			*Heather Prete as Mrs. Jenkins
			*Jessica Zorn as Meghan
			*Jaiden Hidalgo as Ryan
			*Kirk Anderson as Mr. Rhohe
			*Peggy Roeder as Ella
			*Bob Weagant as Morris Jenkins
			*Keith Uchima as Mr. Namashuto
			*Sherry Shaoling as Candy
			*Pam Levin as Ms. Black
			*Cindy Chang as Madame Kang
			*Joe Yau as Japanese Businessman
			*Wendye Clarendon as Lamaze Teacher
			*[[Nevena Milicevic (1985)\|Nevena Milicevic]] as Hot Girl
			*Matt DeCaro as Judge
			*Kevin Gudahl as Opposing Lawyer
			*Carla Abruzzo as Stripper
			*Magdalena Schpider as Russian Girl
			*Jessica Stramer as 19 Year Old
			*Noah Grey as Baby
			*Suzy Brack as Pizza Waitress
			*Maritza Cabrera as Stenographer
			*Keara Maive as Ms. Black's Daughter
			*Abi McKenzie as Ms. Black's Oldest Daughter

			==Production==

			==Reception==
			[[Category:2008 movies]]
			[[Category:2009 movies]]
			[[Category:Screen Media]]
			[[Category:National Entertainment Media]]
			[[Category:Lucky Monkey Pictures]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]

Babylon (2022)

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Babylon 5: A Call to Arms (1999)

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			\| title = Babylon 5: A Call To Arms
			\| image = [[File:Babylon_5_A_Call_to_Arms1999.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Michael Vejar
			\| writer = [[J. Michael Straczynski (1954)\|J. Michael Straczynski]]
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = [[Bruce Boxleitner (1950)\|Bruce Boxleitner]], [[Tony Todd (1954)\|Tony Todd]], [[Tracy Scoggins (1953)\|Tracy Scoggins]], Jerry Doyle
			\| story =
			\| producer = John Copeland
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = John C. Flinn III
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Skip Robinson
			\| studio = Babylonian Productions
			\| distributor = TNT
			\| franchise = [[:Category:Babylon 5 Franchise\|Babylon 5 Franchise]]
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = January 3, 1999
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 94 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Evan H. Chen}}
			==Overview==
			''Babylon 5: A Call to Arms'' is a 1999 American produced made-for-television sci-fi/action film starring [[Bruce Boxleitner (1950)\|Bruce Boxleitner]], Carrie Dobro, and [[Tony Todd (1954)\|Tony Todd]]. It was directed by Michael Vejar.

			It was the fourth released film of the ''[[:Category:Babylon 5 Franchise\|Babylon 5 Franchise]]'' and was set chronologically after the conclusion of the fifth season of the ''[[Babylon 5 (1994)\|Babylon 5]]'' TV series. ''A Call to Arms'' was intended to serve as the pilot/set-up for the sequel TV series; [https://to-hollywood-and-beyond.fandom.com/wiki/Crusade_(1999) ''Crusade''].

			It has been five relatively peaceful years between the terrible Shadow War that threatened the entire galaxy. But nothing lasts forever, especially peace.

			A new threat emerges to endanger everything that President John Sheridan has scarified and built in the aftermath of the Shadow War.

			He must call upon every friend, every resource, every ship, and every weapon he and the Interstellar Alliance can muster to deter this grave menace before it engulfs Earth itself!

			But not even this may be enough. For Sheridan must race against time to find new and unexpected friends and allies to help him defeat this terrible threat.

			The greatest call to arms of all time... but will it be enough to save us all?

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Bruce Boxleitner (1950)\|Bruce Boxleitner]] as John J. Sheridan
			*Jerry Doyle as Michael Garibaldi
			*Jeff Conaway as Zack Allen
			*Carrie Dobro as Dureena Nafeel
			*Peter Woodward as Galen
			*[[Tony Todd (1954)\|Tony Todd]] as Leonard Anderson
			*[[Tracy Scoggins (1953)\|Tracy Scoggins]] as Elizabeth Lochley
			*Tony Maggio as Drake
			*Michael Harris as Bishop
			*Wayne Alexander as Drakh
			*Ron Campbell as Drazi
			*David Coburn as Minbari Ranger
			*Mo Gallini as Rolf
			*[[Marjean Holden (1964)\|Marjean Holden]] as Earthforce Navigator
			*Endre Hules as Yuri
			*LaRita Shelby as Lynne Anderson
			*Kayla Spell as Sarah Anderson

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1999 movies]]
			[[Category:Action]]
			[[Category:Adventure]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Science Fiction]]
			[[Category:Babylon 5]]
			[[Category:TNT]]
			[[Category:Babylonian Productions]]
			[[Category:Babylon 5 Franchise]]
			[[Category:Rated TV-PG]]

Babylon 5: In the Beginning (1998)

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Babylon 5: The Gathering (1993)

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			\| title = Babylon 5: The Gathering
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			\| tagline =
			\| director = Richard Compton
			\| writer = [[J. Michael Straczynski (1954)\|J. Michael Straczynski]]
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Michael O'Hare, Jerry Doyle, Mira Furlan
			\| story =
			\| producer = John Copeland
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = John C. Flinn III
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Skip Robinson
			\| studio = Babylonian Productions
			\| distributor = TNT
			\| franchise = [[:Category:Babylon 5 Franchise\|Babylon 5 Franchise]]
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = February 22, 1993
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 89 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Evan H. Chen}}
			==Overview==
			''Babylon 5: The Gathering'' is a 1993 American produced made-for-television sci-fi/action film starring Michael O'Hare, Jerry Doyle, and Mira Furlan. It was directed by Richard Compton.

			''The Gathering'' was the first pilot episode of the future [[Babylon 5 (1994)\|''Babylon 5'']] TV series and is technically, the first movie as well due to its extra-long run time. It established several main characters and their backstories although a number of lesser characters would have several casting changes following the wrapping of filming. It was set chronologicallly one year before the actual beginning of the first Babylon 5 TV episode, ''"Midnight on the Firing Line". '' It would be re-edited in 1998 and re-released accompanying ''[[Babylon 5: In the Beginning (1998)\|Babylon 5: In the Beginning]] ''feature film.

			It was the Dawn of the Third Age of Mankind and Commander Jeffrey Sinclair is about to commence the official opening ceremonies of Babylon 5; a central diplomatic space station open to Humans, Mimbari, Narn, Centauri, and the Vorlons in neutral space.

			However it seems as though the station's mission may be derailed even before it opens when Sinclair is accused of poisoning the newly arrived Vorlon Ambassador! And if the station doesn't give up Sinclair, then the Vorlons will declare war!

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*Michael O'Hare as Cmdr. Jeffrey Sinclair
			*Tamlyn Tomita as Lt. Cmdr. Laurel Takashima
			*Jerry Doyle as Michael Garibaldi
			*Mira Furlan as Delenn
			*Blaire Baron as Carolyn Sykes
			*John Fleck as Del Varner
			*Paul Hampton as The Senator
			*Peter Jurasik as Londo Mollari
			*Andreas Katsulas as G'Kar
			*Johnny Sekka as Dr. Benjamin Kyle
			*Patricia Tallman as Lyta Alexander
			*Steven R. Barnett as Eric Hazeltine
			*Billy Hayes as Traveler (as William Hayes)
			*Linda Hoffman as Dome Tech #2
			*Robert Jason Jackson as Dome Tech #3
			*F. William Parker as Business Man #1
			*Ed Wasser as Guerra
			==Production==

			==Reception==
			''The Gathering'' has been released in two separate versions; the original TV movie and an edited version in 1998 which deleted some scenes, added others, and retroactively added several lines to highlight several important future plot points, and an altered musical score to match the later thematic music used in the TV series. In addition, Londo Mollari's opening narration was redubbed to reflect certain casting changes as it implied that Sinclair was the first and last commander of the Bablyon 5 station when there was at least two after him. This 1998 edited re-release was played following the ''[[Babylon 5: In the Beginning (1998)\|Babylon 5: In the Beginning]]'' film to stir up interest for the fifth and final season of the TV series.

			==Trivia==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==

			[[Category:1993 movies]]
			[[Category:Action]]
			[[Category:Action TV]]
			[[Category:Adventure]]
			[[Category:Adventure TV]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Drama TV]]
			[[Category:Science Fiction]]
			[[Category:Science Fiction TV]]
			[[Category:Political]]
			[[Category:Political TV]]
			[[Category:Babylon 5]]
			[[Category:TNT]]
			[[Category:Warner Bros.]]
			[[Category:Babylonian Productions]]
			[[Category:Babylon 5 Franchise]]

Babylon 5: The Legend of the Rangers (2002)

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			\|director = Michael Vejar
			\|writer = [[J. Michael Straczynski (1954)\|J. Michael Straczynski]]
			\|cast = Dylan Neal, Andreas Katsulas, Alex Zahara, Myriam Sirois
			\|producer = John Copeland
			\|cinematographer = John C. Flinn III
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			\|release date = January 19, 2002
			\|runtime = 90 Minutes
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			''Babylon 5: The Legend of the Rangers'' is a 2002 American-produced made-for-television sci-fi/action film starring Dylan Neal, Andreas Katsulas, Alex Zahara, and Myriam Sirois. It was directed by Michael Vejar. It was alternatively known as ''Babylon 5: To Live and Die in Starlight.''

			''The Legend of the Rangers ''was the fifth film in the ''[[:Category:Babylon 5 Franchise\|Babylon 5 Franchise]] ''and was set chronologically after the fifth season of the'' [[Babylon 5 (1994)\|Babylon 5 ]]''TV series but before the fourth film;'' [[Babylon 5: A Call to Arms (1999)\|Babylon 5: A Call to Arms]] ''and the sequel TV series''; [[Crusade (1999)\|Crusade]]. '' Like its predecessor, ''The Legend of the Rangers ''was a TV movie pilot for an ongoing TV series based in the Babylon 5 Universe. However lackluster ratings and response resulted in not being picked up.

			They are the few. They are the proud keepers of a glorious legacy that stretches back thousands of years. They are the Rangers. And they are Legends.

			For Rangers are renowned on the battlefield. To be a Ranger comes with one expectation. They are not called upon to win every battle. Nor are they expected to succeed in every mission. To be a Ranger ... means that they will die in the line of duty.

			Except for one.

			For Captain David Martell, he is the Rangers' greatest disgrace. For when it came to dying in the line of duty ... he believed that it was his duty to run away to bring the vital intelligence he possessed home. But few Rangers honor his ''"interpretation"'' of duty and has been regulated to escort duty ... in reality, punishment detail on a mission of little importance.

			But a dangerous new threat endangers the entire mission and once more places Martell with a choice. To run? Or to finally die as his oath as a Ranger entails?

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*Dylan Neal as David Martell
			*Andreas Katsulas as G'Kar
			*Alex Zahara as Dulann
			*Myriam Sirois as Sarah Cantrell
			*Dean Marshall as Malcolm Bridges
			*Warren Takeuchi as Kitaro "Kit" Sasaki
			*Jennie Rebecca Hogan as Na'Feel
			*Mackenzie Gray as Kafta
			*David Storch as Tafeek
			*Enid-Raye Adams as Firell
			*Gus Lynch as Tirk

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2002 movies]]
			[[Category:Babylon 5 Franchise]]
			[[Category:TNT]]
			[[Category:Science Fiction]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Adventure]]
			[[Category:Action]]
			[[Category:Poltical]]
			[[Category:Babylonian Productions]]
			[[Category:Warner Bros.]]
			[[Category:Syfy]]

Babylon 5: The Lost Tales (2007)

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			\| tagline =
			\| director = Michael Vejar
			\| writer = [[J. Michael Straczynski (1954)\|J. Michael Straczynski]]
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Bruce Boxleitner, Tony Todd, Tracy Scoggins, Jerry Doyle
			\| story =
			\| producer = John Copeland
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = John C. Flinn III
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Skip Robinson
			\| studio = Babylonian Productions
			\| distributor = TNT
			\| franchise = [[:Category:Babylon 5 Franchise\|Babylon 5 Franchise]]
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = July 31, 2007
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 72 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Evan H. Chen}}
			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*Dylan Neal as David Martell
			*Andreas Katsulas as G'Kar
			*Alex Zahara as Dulann
			*Myriam Sirois as Sarah Cantrell
			*Dean Marshall as Malcolm Bridges
			*Warren Takeuchi as Kitaro "Kit" Sasaki
			*Jennie Rebecca Hogan as Na'Feel
			*Mackenzie Gray as Kafta
			*David Storch as Tafeek
			*Enid-Raye Adams as Firell
			*Gus Lynch as Tirk

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2007 movies]]
			[[Category:Babylon 5 Franchise]]
			[[Category:TNT]]
			[[Category:Science Fiction]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Adventure]]

Babylon 5: The River of Souls (1998)

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			{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = Babylon 5: The River of Souls
			\| image = [[File:Babylon 5 The River of Souls.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Jesus Salvador Trevino
			\| writer = [[J. Michael Straczynski (1954)\|J. Michael Straczynski]]
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Bruce Boxleitner, Mira Furlan, Shari Belafonte, Richard Biggs
			\| story =
			\| producer = John Copeland
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = John C. Flinn III
			\| composer =
			\| editor = David W. Foster
			\| studio = Babylonian Productions
			\| distributor = TNT, Warner Bros.
			\| franchise = [[:Category:Babylon 5 Franchise\|Babylon 5 Franchise]]
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = November 8, 1998
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 94 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Christopher Franke}}
			==Overview==
			''Babylon 5: The River of Souls'' is a 1998 American produced made-for-television sci-fi/action film starring Martin Sheen, Tracey Scoggins, and Jerry Doyle. It was directed by Janet Greek.

			It was the third released film of the [[:Category:Babylon 5 Franchise\|''Babylon 5 Franchise'']] and was set chronologically after the conclusion of the fifth season of the [[Babylon 5 (1994)\|''Babylon 5'']] TV series. ''River of Souls'' was intended to serve as a "filler" film between the gap and [[Babylon 5: A Call to Arms (1999)\|''Babylon 5: A Call to Arms'']] which was the pilot/set-up for the sequel TV series; [[Crusade (1999)\|''Crusade'']].

			They are the Soul Hunters. Hated and feared by many. Because their presence means death for they are always drawn to it in order to collect the souls of those they deem worthy.

			And they have come to Babylon 5 to retrieve a precious artifact stolen from them ... the River of Souls which contains the ghosts of over a billion aliens.

			But when this artifact is carelessly unleashed, these restless spirits have been freed ... and they are angry at having been denied their rightful rest. And now the station and all of its inhabitants may very well face their undead wrath of this all too real ghost story!

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Bruce Boxleitner (1950)\|Bruce Boxleitner]] as John J. Sheridan
			*[[Claudia Christian (1965)\|Claudia Christian]] as Susan Ivanova
			*Mira Furlan as Delenn
			*Richard Biggs as Stephen Franklin
			*Jeff Conaway as Zack Allen
			*Stephen Furst as Vir Cotto
			*Patricia Tallman as Lyta Alexander
			*Clyde Kusatsu as Bill Morishi
			*Shari Belafonte as Elizabeth Trent
			*William Sanderson as Deuce
			*Kip King as Leo
			*Floyd Levine as Alex
			*Josh Coxx as David Corwin
			*Judson Mills as Delta Seven
			*Don Swayze as Raider Leader
			*[[Ian McShane (1942)\|Ian McShane]] as Robert Bryson

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1998 movies]]
			[[Category:Babylon 5 Franchise]]
			[[Category:Babylon 5]]
			[[Category:Action]]
			[[Category:Science Fiction]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Babylonian Productions]]
			[[Category:TNT]]

Babylon 5: Thirdspace (1998)

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			\|tab4=Reviews
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			{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = Babylon 5: Thirdspace
			\| image = [[File:Babylon_5_Thirdspace1998.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline = ''"One Mistake. One Mistake Out of So Many. So Many Others."''
			\| director = Jesus Salvador Trevino
			\| writer = [[J. Michael Straczynski (1954)\|J. Michael Straczynski]]
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Bruce Boxleitner, Mira Furlan, Shari Belafonte, Richard Biggs
			\| story =
			\| producer = John Copeland
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = John C. Flinn III
			\| composer =
			\| editor = David W. Foster
			\| studio = Babylonian Productions
			\| distributor = TNT, Warner Bros.
			\| franchise = [[:Category:Babylon 5 Franchise\|Babylon 5 Franchise]]
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = July 19, 1998
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 94 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Christopher Franke}}
			==Overview==
			''Babylon 5: Thirdspace'' is a 1998 American produced made-for-television sci-fi/action film starring [[Bruce Boxleitner (1950)\|Bruce Boxleitner]], [[Claudia Christian (1965)\|Claudia Christian]], Mira Furlan, and Shari Belafonte. It was directed by Jesus Salvador Trevino.

			''Thirdspace'' was the second feature film of the [[:Category:Babylon 5 Franchise\|''Babylon 5 Franchise'']] and was released during the fifth season of the [[Babylon 5 (1994)\|''Babylon 5'']] TV series. Chronologically, it was revealed to be a standalone story that actually took place in the midst of the fourth season of the series.

			Following the Shadow War, Captain Sheridan has barely a moment to take a breath for the final push in the war for Earth itself. In the midst of his preparations however, he is distracted by the appearance of a strange alien artifact found drifting in the depths of hyperspace. Worse, he has to brought to Babylon 5 for study.

			One mistake.

			One mistake out of so many. So many others... for this artifact is far from harmless and nearly brought about the destruction of our entire universe.

			And then, they tried to turn it on... and now Babylon 5 will face the terrifying horror of Thirdspace...

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Bruce Boxleitner (1950)\|Bruce Boxleitner]] as John J. Sheridan
			*[[Claudia Christian (1965)\|Claudia Christian]] as Susan Ivanova
			*Mira Furlan as Delenn
			*Richard Biggs as Stephen Franklin
			*Jeff Conaway as Zack Allen
			*Stephen Furst as Vir Cotto
			*Patricia Tallman as Lyta Alexander
			*Clyde Kusatsu as Bill Morishi
			*Shari Belafonte as Elizabeth Trent
			*William Sanderson as Deuce
			*Kip King as Leo
			*Floyd Levine as Alex
			*Josh Coxx as David Corwin
			*Judson Mills as Delta Seven
			*Don Swayze as Raider Leader

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1998 movies]]
			[[Category:Action]]
			[[Category:Adventure]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Science Fiction]]
			[[Category:Babylon 5]]
			[[Category:TNT]]
			[[Category:Warner Bros.]]
			[[Category:Babylonian Productions]]
			[[Category:Babylon 5 Franchise]]
			[[Category:Rated TV-PG]]

Babylon A.D. (2008)

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			\| title = Babylon A.D.
			\| image = [[File:Babylon AD.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Mathieu Kassovitz
			\| writer =
			\| screenplay = Mathieu Kassovitz, Eric Besnard
			\| cast = Vin Diesel, Melanie Thierry, Michelle Yeoh, Mark Strong
			\| story =
			\| producer = Ilan Goldman
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Thierry Arbogast
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Benjamin Weill
			\| studio = StudioCanal, Legende
			\| distributor = 20th Century Fox
			\| country = United States, France
			\| language = English
			\| release date = August 29, 2008
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 101 Minutes
			\| rating =PG-13
			\| budget = $90,000,000
			\| gross = $72,105,690
			\| book =
			\| wikia = \|music by = Atli Orvarsson
			\|based on = Babylon Babies by Maurice G. Dantec}}

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Vin Diesel (1967)\|Vin Diesel]] as Hugo Toorop
			*[[Michelle Yeoh (1962)\|Michelle Yeoh]] as Sister Rebeka
			*[[Melanie Thierry (1981)\|Melanie Thierry]] as [[Aurora (Babylon A.D.)\|Aurora]]
			*Gerard Depardieu as Gorsky
			*[[Charlotte Rampling (1946)\|Charlotte Rampling]] as The High Priestess
			*[[Mark Strong (1963)\|Mark Strong]] as Finn
			*Lambert Wilson as Dr. Arthur Darquandier
			*Jerome Le Banner as Killa

			==Production==

			==Reception==
			[[Category:2008 movies]]
			[[Category:Action]]
			[[Category:Adventure]]
			[[Category:Science Fiction]]
			[[Category:Thriller]]
			[[Category:StudioCanal]]
			[[Category:Legende]]
			[[Category:20th Century Fox]]

Babymakers, The (2012)

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			\| title = The Babymakers
			\| image = [[File:The_Babymakers2012.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Jay Chandrasekhar
			\| writer = Peter Gaulke, Gerry Swallow
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Paul Schneider, Olivia Munn, Kevin Heffernan, Aisha Tyler
			\| story =
			\| producer = Jay Chandrasekhar
			\| ex-prod = [[Jason Blum (1969)\|Jason Blum]]
			\| cinematographer = Frank G. DeMarco
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Brad Katz
			\| studio = Blumhouse Productions, Duck Attack Films, IM Global, Automatik Entertainment, Alliance Films
			\| distributor = Millennium Entertainment
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = August 3, 2012
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 98 Minutes
			\| rating =R
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Edward Shearmur}}
			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*Paul Schneider as Tommy Macklin
			*[[Olivia Munn (1980)\|Olivia Munn]] as Audrey Macklin
			*Michael Yurchak as Sommellier
			*Wood Harris as Darrell
			*[[Kevin Heffernan (1968)\|Kevin Heffernan]] as Wade
			*Nat Faxon as Zig-Zag
			*[[Lindsey Kraft (1983)\|Lindsey Kraft]] as Greta
			*[[Constance Zimmer (1970)\|Constance Zimmer]] as Mona
			*[[Aisha Tyler (1970)\|Aisha Tyler]] as Karen
			*Jude Ciccolella as Coach Stubbs
			*Soren Hellerup as Swedish Mechanic
			*Tom Wright as Butcher
			*Tommy Dewey as Todd
			*Sharon Maughan as Dr. Roberts
			*Tony Sancho as Pedro
			*[[Nikki Moore (1984)\|Nikki Moore]] as Jenny
			*Philippe Brenninkmeyer as Dr. Vickery
			*[[Helena Mattsson (1984)\|Helena Mattsson]] as Tanya
			*Will Chandrasekhar as Billy
			*[[Desi Lydic (1981)\|Desi Lydic]] as Julie
			*Bill Fagerbakke as Clark
			*Jeanne Sakata as Wanda
			*Hayes MacArthur as Leslie Jenkins
			*Marc Evan Jackson as Jefferey
			*Jay Chandrasekhar as Ron Jon
			*[[Collette Wolfe (1980)\|Collette Wolfe]] as Allison
			*Miles Fisher as Groom
			*[[Noureen DeWulf (1984)\|Noureen DeWulf]] as Bride
			*Rick Overton as Officer Raspler
			*Wesley Freitas as Officer Lee
			*M.C. Gainey as Officer Malloy
			*[[Jenica Bergere (1974)\|Jenica Bergere]] as Officer Kanani
			*[[Candace Smith (1977)\|Candace Smith]] as Roxie

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2012 movies]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Blumhouse Productions]]
			[[Category:Automatik Entertainment]]
			[[Category:Alliance Films]]
			[[Category:IM Global]]
			[[Category:Duck Attack Films]]
			[[Category:Millennium Entertainment]]

Babysitter's Black Book (2015)

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			\| title = Babysitter's Black Book
			\| image = [[File:Babysitter's_Black_Book2015.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Lee Friedlander
			\| writer = Richard Kletter, Michele Samit
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Spencer Locke, Perrey Reeves, Ryan McPartlin, Lorynn York
			\| story =
			\| producer = Ken Sanders, Robert Ballo
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Pietro Zuercher
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Ely Mennin
			\| studio = Johnson Production Group, Shadowland
			\| distributor = Lifetime, MTI Home Video
			\| country = USA
			\| language = English
			\| release date = February 21, 2015
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 88 Minutes
			\| rating =TV-14
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Russ Howard III}}
			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Spencer Locke (1991)\|Spencer Locke]] as Ashley
			*Ryan McPartlin as Mark
			*[[Perrey Reeves (1970)\|Perrey Reeves]] as Linda
			*[[Angeline Appel (1993)\|Angeline Appel]] as Rachel
			*[[Lauren Swickard (1993)\|Lauren Swickard]] as Janet
			*Steffani Brass as Gilli
			*David Shatraw as Joe
			*Stacy Edwards as Bonnie
			*Doug Noble as Daniel
			*Ashley Dulaney as Harper
			*David Grant Wright as Principal Burke
			*[[Lisa Arturo]] as Ms. Palmer
			*Doug Simpson as Mr. Brown
			*Maria McCann as Molly Sloan
			*Victor Warren as Arthur
			*[[Mckenna Grace (2006)\|Mckenna Grace]] as Cindy
			*Mercedes Colon as Detective Rodriguez
			*Jean-Christophe Febbrari as Eduardo
			*Jeff Adler as Jeff
			*David W. Ross as Roger
			*Jentzen Ramirez as Billy
			*Michelle LaBret as Reporter
			*Spencer Malnik as Jeri
			*Paula Roman as Tiffany
			*Jaret Sacrey as Jack

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2015 movies]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Johnson Production Group]]
			[[Category:Shadowland]]
			[[Category:MTI Home Video]]
			[[Category:Lifetime]]
			[[Category:Rated TV-14]]

Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting, A (2020)

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			{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting
			\| image = [[File:A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting2020.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Rachel Talalay
			\| writer =
			\| screenplay = Joe Ballarini
			\| cast = Oona Laurence, Tamara Smart, Indya Moore, Tom Felton
			\| story =
			\| producer = [[Ivan Reitman (1946)\|Ivan Reitman]], Amie Karp
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Gregory Middleton
			\| editor = Stein Myhrstad
			\| music by = Matthew Margeson
			\| composer =
			\| studio = The Montecito Picture Company, Walden Media
			\| distributor = Netflix
			\| franchise =
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = October 15, 2020
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 94 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Tamara Smart (2005)\|Tamara Smart]] as Kelly Ferguson
			*Oona Laurence as Liz LeRue
			*[[Tom Felton (1987)\|Tom Felton]] as Grand Guignol
			*[[Troy Leigh-Anne Johnson (1999)\|Troy Leigh-Anne Johnson]] as Berna Vincent
			*Lynn Masako Cheng as Cassie Zhen
			*Ty Consiglio as Curtis Critter
			*Ian Ho as Jacob Zellman
			*[[Indya Moore (1995)\|Indya Moore]] as Peggy Drood
			*Alessio Scalzotto as Victor Colletti
			*[[Tamsen McDonough]] as Ms. Zellman
			*Ashton Arbab as Tommy
			*Crystal Balint as Alexa Ferguson
			*Cameron Bancroft as Pete Ferguson
			*[[Anisa Harris]] as Deanna
			*Ricky He as Jesper Huang
			*[[Kelcey Mawema]] as Veronica Preston
			*Isabel Birch as Young Kelly
			*April Telek as Zellman's Secretary
			*John Murphy as Mr. Reynolds
			*[[Momona Tamada (2006)\|Momona Tamada]] as Babysitter from Japan
			*Jose Gimenez-Zapiola as Babysitter from Argentina
			*Mithila Palkar as Babysitter from India
			*Linden Porco as Toadies
			*Samantha Schimmer as Student
			*Eliza Faria as Sophomore Girl
			*Michael Karl Richards as Vice Principal
			*Brian Drummond as Snaggle
			*Nicole Provost as Jimmy
			*Mark Gibbon as Roscoe
			*Colin Renaud as Kevin

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2020 movies]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Family]]
			[[Category:Fantasy]]
			[[Category:Literary Adaptation]]
			[[Category:Walden Media]]
			[[Category:Netflix]]
			[[Category:The Montecito Picture Company]]

Babysitter's Seduction, The (1996)

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			\| title = The Babysitter's Seduction
			\| image = [[File:The_Babysitter's_Seduction1996.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = David Burton Morris
			\| writer = Shirley Tallman, Nancy Hersage
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Stephen Collins, Keri Russell, Phylicia Rashad, Tobin Bell
			\| story =
			\| producer = Gideon Amir
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = John L. Demps Jr.
			\| editor = Corky Ehlers
			\| music by = Jan Hammer
			\| composer =
			\| studio = Hearst Entertainment Productions, Richard Maynard Productions
			\| distributor = NBC
			\| franchise =
			\| country = USA
			\| language = English
			\| release date = January 22, 1996
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 85 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*Stephen Collins as Bill Bartrand
			*[[Keri Russell (1976)\|Keri Russell]] as Michelle Winston
			*Phylicia Rashad as Kate Jacobs
			*[[Tobin Bell (1942)\|Tobin Bell]] as Frank O'Keefe
			*John D'Aquino as Paul Richards
			*Linda Kelsey as Alice Winston
			*Arian Ash as Tracy Butler
			*Dawn Lambing as Sally Bartrand
			*Roger Floyd as Danny Bennett
			*Adam Crosby as Kyle Bartrand
			*Kristie Horton as Jennifer Bartrand
			*Travis Robertson as Jeff Winston
			*Kimberly Kashani as Amy
			*Sheri Cook as Doreen
			*Hersha Parady as Mrs. Bartrand
			*Joyce Newman as Pam

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1996 movies]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Thriller]]
			[[Category:Hearst Entertainment Productions]]
			[[Category:Richard Maynard Productions]]
			[[Category:NBC]]
			[[Category:Unrated / Not Rated films]]

Babysitter, The (1969)

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			\| title = The Babysitter
			\| image = [[File:The_Babysitter1969.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Don Henderson
			\| writer =
			\| screenplay = James E. McLarty
			\| cast = Patricia Wymer
			\| story =
			\| producer = George E. Carey
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Stanton Fox
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Don Henderson
			\| studio =
			\| distributor = Crown International Pictures
			\| country = USA
			\| language = English
			\| release date = September 1969
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 75 Minutes
			\| rating =R
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Robert O. Ragland, The Food}}
			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Patricia Wymer]] as Candy Wilson
			*George E. Carey as George Maxwell
			*Anne Bellamy as Edith Maxwell
			*Kathy Williams as Julie Freeman
			*Robert Tessier as Laurence Mackey
			*Ken Hooker as Raymond Willas
			*Ted C. Frank as Kyle Mackey
			*James E. McLarty as Inkie
			*Sheri Jackson as Joan Maxwell
			*Ruth Noonan as Doris Winkler
			*Warren Rose as Ben Fredericks
			*Doris Rose as Aggie Fredericks
			*Charlie Messenger as Frank Harrington
			*Mary Messenger as Lena Harrington

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1969 movies]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Thriller]]
			[[Category:Crown International Pictures]]

Babysitter, The (1980)

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			{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = The Babysitter
			\| image = [[File:The Babysitter1980.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Peter Medak
			\| writer = Jennifer Miller
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Patty Duke, William Shatner, David Wysocki, Kenneth Tigar
			\| story =
			\| producer = David Garcia Jr.
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Rexford L. Metz
			\| editor = Melvin Shapiro
			\| music by =
			\| composer =
			\| studio = Moonlight Productions, Filmways Television
			\| distributor = ABC, HBO
			\| franchise =
			\| country = United States, Canada
			\| language = English
			\| release date = November 28, 1980
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 96 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Patty Duke (1946)\|Patty Duke]] as Liz Benedict
			*[[William Shatner (1931)\|William Shatner]] as Dr. Jeff Benedict
			*Quinn Cummings as Tara Benedict
			*David Wysocki as Scotty
			*Kenneth Tigar as Tom Montgomery
			*Virginia Kiser as Mrs. Welford
			*Stephanie Zimbalist as Joanna Redwine
			*John Houseman as Dr. Lindquist
			*Hildy Brooks as Barbara
			*Frank Birney as Mr. Farragut
			*Ty Haller as Minister

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1980 Movies]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Thriller]]
			[[Category:Moonlight Productions]]
			[[Category:Filmways Television]]
			[[Category:ABC]]
			[[Category:HBO]]
			[[Category:Unrated / Not Rated films]]

Babysitter, The (1995)

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			\| title = The Babysitter
			\| image = [[File:The Babysitter.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Guy Ferland
			\| writer = Guy Ferland
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Alicia Silverstone, J.T. Walsh, Jeremy London, Nicky Katt
			\| story =
			\| producer = Kevin J. Messick, Steve Perry
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Rick Bota
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Jim Prior, Victoria T. Thompson
			\| studio = Spelling Films International
			\| distributor = Spelling Entertainment, Paramount Pictures
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = October 17, 1995
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 90 Minutes
			\| rating =R
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Loek Dikker}}

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Alicia Silverstone (1976)\|Alicia Silverstone]] as Jennifer
			*[[Jeremy London (1972)\|Jeremy London]] as Jack
			*[[Nicky Katt (1970)\|Nicky Katt]] as Mark
			*J.T. Walsh as Harry Tucker
			*Lee Garlington as Dolly Tucker
			*[[Lois Chiles (1947)\|Lois Chiles]] as Bernice Holsten
			*George Segal as Bill Holsten
			*Ryan Slater as Jimmy
			*Brittany English Stephens as Bitsy
			*[[Tuesday Knight (1969)\|Tuesday Knight]] as Waitress
			*Eric Menyuk as Joe
			*Jane Alden as Wilma
			*Noel Evangelisti as Audrey
			*Cameron Fuller as Tucker Baby

			==Production==

			==Reception==
			[[Category:1995 movies]]
			[[Category:Thriller]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Spelling Entertainment]]
			[[Category:Paramount]]
			[[Category:Spelling Films International]]
			[[Category:Rated R films]]

Babysitter, The (2017)

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			\| title = The Babysitter
			\| image = [[File:The_Babysitter2017.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = [[McG (1968)\|McG]]
			\| writer = Brian Duffield
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Samara Weaving, Hana Mae Lee, Robbie Amell
			\| story =
			\| producer = Zack Schiller, McG, Mary Viola
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Shane Hurlbut
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Peter Gvozdas
			\| studio = Wonderland Sound and Vision, Boies / Schiller Film Group Production
			\| distributor = Netflix
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = October 13, 2017
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 85 Minutes
			\| rating =TV-MA
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Douglas Pipes}}
			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Samara Weaving (1992)\|Samara Weaving]] as Bee
			*Judah Lewis as Cole
			*[[Hana Mae Lee]] as Sonya
			*[[Robbie Amell (1988)\|Robbie Amell]] as Max
			*[[Bella Thorne (1997)\|Bella Thorne]] as Allison
			*Andrew Bachelor as John
			*[[Emily Alyn Lind (2002)\|Emily Alyn Lind]] as Melanie
			*Doug Haley as Samuel
			*[[Leslie Bibb (1974)\|Leslie Bibb]] as Cole's Mom
			*Ken Marino as Cole's Dad
			*Samuel Gilbert as Romeo
			*Zachary Alexander Rice as Luis
			*Doc Duhame as Cop
			*Jean Claude Leuyer as Cop 2
			*Miles J. Harvey as Jeremy
			*[[Ron Funches (1983)\|Ron Funches]] as Mr. Davis
			*Chris Wylde as Melanie's Annoying Dad
			*Carl McDowell as School Nurse
			*Jonathan Bray as Fireman

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2017 movies]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Horror]]
			[[Category:Boies / Schiller Film Group Production]]
			[[Category:Netflix]]
			[[Category:Wonderland Sound and Vision]]
			[[Category:Rated TV-MA]]

Babysitter: Killer Queen, The (2020)

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			\| title = The Babysitter: Killer Queen
			\| image = [[File:The_Babysitter_Killer_Queen2020.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = [[McG (1968)\|McG]]
			\| writer = Dan Lagana, Brad Morris, Jimmy Warden, McG
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Samara Weaving, Judah Lewis, Emily Alyn Lind
			\| story =
			\| producer = Zack Schiller, Mary Viola, McG
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Scott Henriksen
			\| editor = Martin Bernfeld
			\| music by = Bear McCreary
			\| composer =
			\| studio = Wonderland Sound and Vision, Boies / Schiller Film Group
			\| distributor = Netflix
			\| franchise =
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = September 10, 2020
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 101 Minutes
			\| rating = TV-MA
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*Judah Lewis as Cole
			*[[Samara Weaving (1992)\|Samara Weaving]] as Bee
			*[[Jenna Ortega (2002)\|Jenna Ortega]] as Phoebe
			*[[Emily Alyn Lind (2002)\|Emily Alyn Lind]] as Melanie
			*Andrew Bachelor as John
			*[[Robbie Amell (1988)\|Robbie Amell]] as Max
			*[[Bella Thorne (1997)\|Bella Thorne]] as Allison
			*[[Hana Mae Lee (1988)\|Hana Mae Lee]] as Sonya
			*Ken Marino as Archie
			*[[Leslie Bibb (1974)\|Leslie Bibb]] as Phyliss
			*Chris Wylde as Juan
			*Carl McDowell as Dr. Big Carl McManus
			*Maximilian Acevedo as Jimmy
			*Juliocesar Chavez as Diego
			*Jennifer Foster as Boom Boom
			*Raymond Patterson as Mr. Nordy
			*Valentina Mandala as Young Phoebe
			*[[Amanda Cerny (1991)\|Amanda Cerny]] as Violet
			*Helen Hong as Principal Highbridge
			*Jason Rogel as Officer Phil
			*Scott MacArthur as Deacon
			*Nandini Minocha as Sheila
			*Rachel Paulson as Tasty Freeze Customer
			*Sean Burgos as Husband
			*Melanie Herrera as Wife
			*Easton Alexeyev as Demon Nurse
			*Alan C. Schwartz as Brian Pankauskas
			*Olabisi Kovabel as Mia 'Howard' Hughes
			*Bear McCreary as Frank
			*Ashley Heimbach as Bikini Girl
			*Amber Pauline Magdesyan as Hot Bikini Girl

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2020 movies]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Horror]]
			[[Category:Wonderland Sound and Vision]]
			[[Category:Schiller Film Group]]
			[[Category:Netflix]]
			[[Category:Rated TV-MA]]

Babysitter Massacre (2013)

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			{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = Babysitter Massacre
			\| image = [[File:Babysitter Massacre2013.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Henrique Couto
			\| writer = Henrique Couto
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Marylee Osborne, Erin R. Ryan, Joni Durian, Tara Clark
			\| story =
			\| producer = Matt Brassfield
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Henrique Couto
			\| editor = Henrique Couto
			\| music by = Buzz Amato, Rick Hinkle
			\| composer =
			\| studio = New Dynamic
			\| distributor = Alternative Cinema
			\| franchise =
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = April 12, 2013
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 78 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*Erin R. Ryan as Angela
			*Marylee Osborne as Bianca
			*Joni Durian as Lucky
			*Tara Clark as Arlene
			*Odette Despairr as Linda
			*Serendipity Lynch as Sandy
			*Geoff Burkman as Mr. Walker
			*Stephanie Coffey as Allison
			*Chandra McCracken as Tina
			*David Denoyer as Tony
			*Amy Taint as Cindy
			*Haley Madison as Cassandra
			*Mike Canestaro as John
			*Stephanie Michael as Britney
			*Marshall Norman as Tyler Petrino
			*Rachel Ritter as Erica
			*Bradley Diehl as David
			*Alicia Lozier as Melanie
			*Eric Widing as The Killer
			*Daniel Setser as The Killer
			*Matthew Brooks as The Killer

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2013 movies]]
			[[Category:Horror]]
			[[Category:Thriller]]
			[[Category:Alternative Cinema]]
			[[Category:New Dynamic]]
			[[Category:Unrated / Not Rated films]]

Babysitter Must Die (2020)

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			{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = Babysitter Must Die
			\| image = [[File:Babysitter Must Die2020.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Kohl Glass
			\| writer = Julie Auerbach, Kohl Glass, Kevin Tavolaro
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Melinda Yeaman, Riley Scott, Scarlett Hazen, Nathan Stevens
			\| story =
			\| producer = Gary Auerbach, Dallin Cerva
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Neil Fernandez
			\| editor = Kohl Glass
			\| music by = Micah Dahl Anderson
			\| composer =
			\| studio = Top Dead Center Films
			\| distributor = Blue Fox Entertainment
			\| franchise =
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = October 23, 2020 (FrightFest); June 22, 2021 (USA)
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 76 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*Riley Scott as Josie Jane
			*Melinda Yeaman as The Woman
			*Scarlett Hazen as Sophia Castillo
			*Nathan Stevens as The Intruder
			*Nic Fitzgerald as The Brute
			*Robert Scott Smith as Rick Castillo
			*Kristen Marie Jensen as Jen Castillo
			*Kalli Therinae as Sadie
			*Alexander Woods as Patch
			*McKenzie Steele Foster as Kate

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2020 movies]]
			[[Category:2021 movies]]
			[[Category:Blue Fox Entertainment]]
			[[Category:Top Dead Center Films]]
			[[Category:Unrated / Not Rated films]]

Babysitters, The (2007)

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			\| title = The Babysitters
			\| image = [[File:The Babysitters.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = David Ross
			\| writer = David Ross
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Katherine Waterston, Cynthia Nixon, John Leguizamo
			\| story =
			\| producer =
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Michael McDonough
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Zene Baker
			\| studio =
			\| distributor = Peace Arch Releasing
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = September 11, 2007 (TIFF), May 9, 2008 (United States)
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 88 Minutes
			\| rating =R
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Chad Fischer}}

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Katherine Waterston (1980)\|Katherine Waterston]] as Shirley Lyner
			*[[John Leguizamo (1964)\|John Leguizamo]] as Michael Beltran
			*Cynthia Nixon as Gail Beltran
			*Andy Comeau as Jerry Tuchman
			*Lauren Birkell as Melissa Rowan
			*Anthony Cirillo as Adam Beltran
			*Spencer Treat Clark as Scott Miral
			*Ann Dowd as Tammy Lyner
			*Alexie Gilmore as Jill
			*Halley Wegryn Gross as Nadine Woodberg
			*[[Louisa Krause (1986)\|Louisa Krause]] as Brenda Woodberg
			*Adam LeFevre as Mr. Brown
			*Denis O'Hare as Stan Lyner
			*[[Jansen Panettiere (1994)\|Jansen Panettiere]] as Mikey Beltran
			*Ethan Phillips as Mark Wessler
			*Andi Potamkin as Stacy Silverstein
			*[[Bridget Regan (1982)\|Bridget Regan]] as Tina Tuchman
			*Kim Shaw as Ali Towne
			*[[Alexandra Daddario (1986)\|Alexandra Daddario]] as Barbara Yates
			*[[Eric Nelsen (1991)\|Eric Nelsen]] as High School Kid

			==Production==

			==Reception==
			[[Category:2007 movies]]
			[[Category:2008 movies]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Peace Arch Films]]

Bachelor, The (1999)

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			\| title = The Bachelor
			\| image = [[File:The_Bachelor1999.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Gary Sinyor
			\| writer =
			\| screenplay = Steve Cohen
			\| cast = Chris O'Donnell, Artie Lange, Renee Zellweger, Mariah Carey, Brooke Shields
			\| story =
			\| producer = Jeffrey T. Barabe, Lloyd Segan, Bing Howenstein
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Simon Archer
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Robert M. Reitano, Florence Vinger
			\| studio = George Street Pictures
			\| distributor = New Line Cinema
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = November 5, 1999
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 101 Minutes
			\| rating =PG-13
			\| budget = $51,000,000
			\| gross = $36,911,617
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = David A. Hughes, John Murphy}}
			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Chris O'Donnell (1970)\|Chris O'Donnell]] as Jimmie Shannon
			*[[Renee Zellweger (1969)\|Renee Zellweger]] as Anne Arden
			*Artie Lange as Marco
			*[[Mariah Carey (1970)\|Mariah Carey]] as Ilana
			*Edward Asner as Sid Gluckman
			*Hal Holbrook as Roy O'Dell
			*[[James Cromwell (1940)\|James Cromwell ]] as The Priest
			*[[Marley Shelton (1974)\|Marley Shelton]] as Natalie Arden
			*Peter Ustinov as Grandad James Shannon
			*Katharine Towne as Monique
			*Rebecca Cross as Stacey
			*Stacy Edwards as Zoe
			*[[Sarah Silverman (1970)\|Sarah Silverman]] as Carolyn
			*[[Jennifer Esposito (1973)\|Jennifer Esposito]] as Daphne
			*[[Brooke Shields (1965)\|Brooke Shields]] as Buckley Hale-Windsor
			*Anastasia Horne as Peppy Boor
			*Pat Finn as Bolt
			*Lydell M. Cheshier as Sanzel
			*Robert Kotecki as Hodgman
			*Romy Rosemont as Rita
			*Kevin Jones as Max
			*Natalie Bartlett as O'Dell's Daughter
			*Cheri Rae Russell as Biker Bride
			*Jodi Taylor as Older Bride
			*Jenni Pulos as Big Hair Bride
			*Rebecca Gray as Punk Bride
			*[[Kiva Dawson (1970)\|Kiva Dawson]] as Punk Bride
			*[[Niecy Nash (1970)\|Niecy Nash]] as African-American Bride
			*Marnie Alexenburg as Brunette Bride
			*Lea Llovio as Latina Bride
			*Marnie Schneider as Muslim Bride

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1999 movies]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:George Street Pictures]]
			[[Category:New Line Cinema]]
			[[Category:Rated PG-13 films]]

Bachelor Daddy, The (1922)

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			\| title = The Bachelor Daddy
			\| image = [[File:1922_-_The_Bachelor_Daddy.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Alfred E. Green
			\| writer =
			\| screenplay = Edward Peple, Olga Printzlau
			\| cast = Thomas Meighan, Leatrice Joy, Maude Wayne, Adele Farrington, J. Farrell MacDonald, Larry Wheat, Peaches Jackson
			\| story =
			\| producer = Adolph Zukor
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = William Marshall, Gilbert Warrenton
			\| composer =
			\| editor =
			\| studio = Famous Players-Lasky
			\| distributor = Paramount Pictures
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = April 29, 1922
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 60 minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book = novel by Edward Peple
			\| wikia =
			\| music by = }}
			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Thomas Meighan (1879)\|Thomas Meighan]] as Richard Chester
			*Leatrice Joy as Sally Lockwood
			*Maude Wayne as Ethel McVae
			*Adele Farrington as Mrs. McVae
			*J. Farrell MacDonald as Joe Pelton
			*Larry Wheat as Charles Henley
			*Peaches Jackson as Nita
			*Barbara Maier as Buddie
			*Bruce Guerin as Toodles
			*Charles De Briac as David
			*Raymond De Briac as Donald

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1922 movies]]
			[[Category:Silent Films]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Paramount]]

Bachelor Night (2014)

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		\| title = Bachelor Night
		\| image = [[File:Bachelor_Night2014.jpg\|250px]]
		\| tagline =
		\| director = Jeff Newman, Maximilian Elfeldt
		\| writer =
		\| screenplay = Jeff Newman, Maximilian Elfeldt, Brian Misakian
		\| cast = Andrew Bongiorno, Skyler Yeast, Heather Paige Cohn
		\| story =
		\| producer = David Michael Latt
		\| ex-prod =
		\| cinematographer = Laura Beth Love
		\| composer =
		\| editor = Alex Evans
		\| studio =
		\| distributor = The Asylum
		\| country = USA
		\| language = English
		\| release date = August 12, 2014
		\| location =
		\| runtime = 88 Minutes
		\| rating =
		\| budget =
		\| gross =
		\| book =
		\| wikia =
		\|music by = Chris Ridenhour}}
		==Overview==

		==Plot==

		==Cast==
		*Andrew Bongiorno as Adrian
		*Skyler Yeast as Derek
		*Phillip Andre Botello as Frank
		*Lenny Hernandez as Mitchell
		*[[Heather Paige Cohn (1990)\|Heather Paige Cohn]] as Sienna
		*Samantha Stewart as Casey
		*[[Melissa Mensah]] as Amber
		*[[Anna Beletzki (1989)\|Anna Beletzki]] as Tatyana
		*[[Megan Albertus (1981)\|Megan Albertus]] as Amanda
		*Louis Iacoviello as Boslov
		*Michael Ark as Dmitri
		*Amy Lindsay as Mary
		*Jeff Rector as Jack Rabbit
		*Shawn Rougeron as Providence
		*Rachel Alig as Lauren
		*Magdalena Tcherno as Sue
		*Charlotte Richards as Officant
		*Angelica Ng as Alex
		*[[Vanessa Sheri (1986)\|Vanessa Sheri]] as Stripper

		==Production==

		==Reception==

		==Trivia==

		==Associated Pages==

		==External Links==

		==Trailer==
		[[Category:2014 movies]]
		[[Category:Comedy]]
		[[Category:Asylum]]

Bachelor Party (1984)

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			\| title = Bachelor Party
			\| image = [[File:Bachelor Party.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Neal Israel
			\| writer = Neal Israel, Pat Proft
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Tom Hanks, Tawny Kitaen, William Tepper, Adrian Zmed
			\| story =
			\| producer = Bob Israel, Ron Moler, Joe Roth
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Hal Trussell
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Tom Walls
			\| studio =
			\| distributor = 20th Century Fox
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = June 29, 1984
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 105 Minutes
			\| rating =R
			\| budget = $6,000,000
			\| gross = $38,400,000
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Robert Folk}}

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Tom Hanks (1956)\|Tom Hanks]] as Rick Gassko
			*[[Tawny Kitaen (1961)\|Tawny Kitaen]] as Debbie Thompson
			*Adrian Zmed as Jay O'Neill
			*George Grizzard as Ed Thompson
			*Barbara Stuart as Mrs. Thompson
			*Robert Prescott as Cole Whittier
			*William Tepper as Dr. Stan Gassko
			*[[Wendie Jo Sperber (1958)\|Wendie Jo Sperber]] as Dr. Tina Gassko
			*Barry Diamond as Rudy
			*Tracy Smith as Bobbi
			*Gary Grossman as Gary
			*[[Michael Dudikoff (1954)\|Michael Dudikoff]] as Ryko
			*Gerard Prendergast as Mike
			*Deborah Harmon as Ilene
			*Kenneth Kimmins as Parkview Hotel Manager
			*[[Rosanne Katon (1954)\|Rosanne Katon]] as Bridal Shower Hooker
			*Christopher Morley as She-Tim
			*[[Brett Baxter Clark (1958)\|Brett Baxter Clark]] as Nick
			*[[Monique Gabrielle (1963)\|Monique Gabrielle]] as Tracey
			*[[Angela Aames (1956)\|Angela Aames]] as Mrs. Klupner
			*Hugh McPhillips as Father O'Donnell
			*Billy Beck as Patient
			*Milt Kogan as Restaurant Customer
			*Pat Proft as Screaming Man
			*Tad Horino as Japanese Businessman
			*Toni Alessandrini as Miss Desiree
			*[[Ginger Lynn (1962)\|Ginger Lynn]] as Ginger
			*[[Anne Gaybis (1953)\|Anne Gaybis]] as Hooker
			*[[Rebecca Perle (1961)\|Rebecca Perle]] as Screaming Woman

			==Production==

			==Reception==
			[[Category:1984 movies]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Romance]]
			[[Category:20th Century Fox]]
			[[Category:Rated R films]]

Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation (2008)

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			\| title = Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation
			\| image = [[File:Bachelor_Party_2_The_Last_Temptation2008.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = James Ryan
			\| writer = Jay Longino
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Josh Cooke, Sara Foster, Greg Pitts, Emmanuelle Vaugier
			\| story =
			\| producer =
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Roy H. Wagner
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Robert Komatsu
			\| studio =
			\| distributor = 20th Century Fox
			\| country = USA
			\| language = English
			\| release date = March 11, 2008
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 103 Minutes
			\| rating =R
			\| budget = $6,000,000
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = James Dooley}}
			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*Josh Cooke as Ron
			*Harland Williams as Derek
			*Greg Pitts as Jason
			*Danny Jacobs as Seth
			*Warren Christie as Todd
			*[[Sara Foster (1981)\|Sara Foster]] as Melinda
			*[[Emmanuelle Vaugier (1976)\|Emmanuelle Vaugier]] as Eva
			*Max Landwirth as Tommy
			*Karen-Eileen Gordon as Autumn
			*Steven Crowley as Billy
			*[[Audrey Landers (1956)\|Audrey Landers]] as Bettina
			*Mauricio Sanchez as The Plumber
			*Chay Santini as Betty
			*Sandra Seeling as Gerda
			*Erika Smith as Hedda
			*Ashley Totin as Birgitta
			*Diana Vilskaya as Ulla
			*Stacy Ann Rose as Judith
			*Michelle Jones as Sonia Hernandez
			*Wendy Michaels as Sue
			*Steve DuMouchel as Abe
			*John Archie as Calvin
			*Kim Ostrenko as Irene
			*La Trice Perry as Candy
			*Sara Kova as Blonde Stripper
			*Dena Carman as Sandy
			*Mariann Gavelo as Mandy
			*Valeska Castillo as Hot Miniskirt Girl
			*Akari Kalai as Asian Stripper
			*Arianna Coltellacci as Latina Stripper
			*Oona O'Connell as Girl in Limo
			*[[Paula Labaredas (1982)\|Paula Labaredas]] as Todd's Caddy
			*[[Hiromi Oshima (1980)\|Hiromi Oshima]]

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2008 movies]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:20th Century Fox]]

Bachelor Party Vegas (2006)

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			{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = Bachelor Party Vegas
			\| image = [[File:Bachelor_Party_Vegas2006.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Eric Bernt
			\| writer = Eric Bernt
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Kal Penn, Jonathan Bennett, Donald Faison, Diora Baird
			\| story =
			\| producer = Trent Othick
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer =
			\| composer =
			\| editor = David Finfer
			\| studio =
			\| distributor = Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = April 25, 2006
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 91 Minutes
			\| rating =R
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = }}
			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Kal Penn (1977)\|Kal Penn]] as Z-Bob
			*Jonathan Bennett as Nathan
			*[[Donald Faison (1974)\|Donald Faison]] as Ash
			*Charlie Spiller as Johnny C. MacElroy
			*Aaron Himelstein as Eli
			*Vincent Pastore as Carmine/Mr. Kidd
			*Chuck Liddell as Himself
			*Marisa Petroro as The Showgirl
			*[[Lin Shaye (1943)\|Lin Shaye]] as Cassandra
			*Graham Beckel as Officer Stone
			*Diane Klimaszewski as Chrissy
			*Elaine Klimaszewski as Missy
			*Brent Briscoe as Big Gut Mel
			*[[Jaime Pressly (1977)\|Jaime Pressly]] as Herself
			*[[Daniel Stern (1957)\|Daniel Stern]] as Harry Hard
			*[[Diora Baird (1983)\|Diora Baird]] as Penelope
			*Lindsay Hollister as Bachelorette
			*Lester "Rasta" Speight as Gold Tooth
			*Steve Hytner as Airport Security
			*[[Andrew Bryniarski (1969)\|Andrew Bryniarski]] as Security Beast
			*David Z. Chesnoff as UFC Biker #1
			*Oscar Goodman as Himself
			*Tamara Whelan as Candy Juggs
			*Sophia Rossi as Porn Star
			*Kathy Griffin as She-Elvis

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2006 movies]]
			[[Category:Adventure]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Sony]]

Bachelor Party in the Bungalow of the Damned (2008)

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			\| title = Bachelor Party in the Bungalow of the Damned
			\| image = [[File:Bachelor Party in the Bungalow of the Damned2008.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Brian Thomson
			\| writer =
			\| screenplay = Brian Thomson
			\| cast = Joseph Riker, Trina Analee, Rebecca Hodges, Joe Testa
			\| story =
			\| producer = Brian Thomson
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Demian Barba
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Brian Thomson
			\| studio = Mea Culpa Pictures
			\| distributor = Gravitas Ventures, Brain Damage Films, Echo Bridge
			\| country = USA
			\| language = English
			\| release date = September 2, 2008
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 77 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Brian Thomson}}
			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*Joseph Riker as Chuck
			*Trina Analee as Michelle
			*Gregg Aaron Greenberg as Sammy
			*Joe Testa as Gordon
			*Rebecca Hodges as The Reader
			*Sean Parker as Paulie
			*Gelu Dan Rusu as The Fish
			*Nathan Faudree as The Bartender
			*Zoe Hunter as Snowy
			*[[Monique Dupree (1974)\|Monique Dupree]] as Emerald
			*Kaitlyn Gutkes as Vermillion

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2008 movies]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Horror]]
			[[Category:Mea Culpa Pictures]]
			[[Category:Gravitas Ventures]]
			[[Category:Echo Bridge]]
			[[Category:Vampires]]
			[[Category:Brain Damage Films]]

Bachelor in Paradise (1961)

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			\| title = Bachelor in Paradise
			\| image = [[File:Bachelor_in_Paradise1961.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Jack Arnold
			\| writer =
			\| screenplay = Valentine Davies, Hal Kanter
			\| cast = Bob Hope, Paula Prentiss, Lana Turner, Janis Paige
			\| story =
			\| producer = Ted Richmond
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Joseph Ruttenberg
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Richard W. Farrell
			\| studio =
			\| distributor = MGM
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = November 2, 1961
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 109 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget = $1,989,000
			\| gross = $3,500,000
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Henry Mancini}}
			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Bob Hope (1903)\|Bob Hope]] as Adam J. Niles
			*Lana Turner as Rosemary Howard
			*Janis Paige as Dolores Jynson
			*Jim Hutton as Larry Delavane
			*Paula Prentiss as Linda Delavane
			*Don Porter as Thomas W. Jynson
			*[[Virginia Grey (1917)\|Virginia Grey]] as Camille Quinlaw
			*[[Agnes Moorehead (1900)\|Agnes Moorehead]] as Judge Peterson
			*Florence Sundstrom as Mrs. Pickering
			*John McGiver as Austin Palfrey
			*Clinton Sunberg as Rodney Jones
			*Alan Hewitt as Attorney Backett
			*Reta Shaw as Mrs. Brown
			*Elaine Leemoi Chu as Dancer
			*Jerry Doggett as Himself
			*Lee Goodman as Leland Quinlaw
			*Mauritz Hugo as Rodwell
			*John Lawrence as Mike Carding
			*Joy Monroe as Voluptuous Girl
			*Sean Peters as Peter Pickering
			*Eddie Rosson as Steve Delavane
			*Cosmo Sardo as Reporter
			*Vin Scully as Himself
			*Lisa Seagram as Niles' Secretary
			*Roberta Shore as Ginnie Caccardi
			*Tracy Stratford as Sissy 'Mrs. McIntyre' Pickering
			*Mary Treen as Mrs. Bruce Freedman
			*Dick Whittinghill as Bruce Freedman
			*Bill Zuckert as W.P. Mathews

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1961 movies]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Romance]]
			[[Category:MGM]]
			[[Category:Laurel Award Winner]]

Bachelorette (2012)

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			\| title = Bachelorette
			\| image = [[File:Bachelorette2012.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Leslye Headland
			\| writer =
			\| screenplay = Leslye Headland
			\| cast = Rebel Wilson, Kirsten Dunst, Lizzy Caplan, Isla Fisher
			\| story =
			\| producer = Claude Dal Farra, Brice Dal Farra, Jessica Elbaum, [[Will Ferrell (1967)\|Will Ferrell]], Lauren Munsch, [[Adam McKay (1968)\|Adam McKay]]
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Doug Emmett
			\| editor = Jeffrey Wolf
			\| music by = Andrew Feltenstein, John Nau
			\| composer =
			\| studio = Gary Sanchez Productions, BCDF Pictures
			\| distributor = GEM Entertainment, The Weinstein Company
			\| franchise =
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = September 7, 2012
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 87 Minutes
			\| rating = R
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Kirsten Dunst (1982)\|Kirsten Dunst]] as Regan Crawford
			*[[Rebel Wilson (1986)\|Rebel Wilson]] as Becky Archer
			*[[Lizzy Caplan (1982)\|Lizzy Caplan]] as Gena Myers
			*[[Isla Fisher (1976)\|Isla Fisher]] as Katie Lawrence
			*Paul Corning as Jack Johnson
			*Andrew Rannells as Manny
			*Sue Jean Kim as Wedding Planner
			*Horatio Sanz as Barely Attractive Guy
			*Hayes MacArthur as Dale Beaumont
			*Kyle Bornheimer as Joe
			*[[James Marsden (1973)\|James Marsden]] as Trevor Graham
			*Ann Dowd as Victoria
			*[[Adam Scott (1973)\|Adam Scott]] as Clyde Goddard
			*[[Ella Rae Peck (1990)\|Ella Rae Peck]] as Stefanie
			*Megan Neuringer as Singing Cousin 1
			*Leslie Meisel as Singing Cousin 2
			*Jenn Schatz as Geeky Bridesmaid
			*Beth Hoyt as Blonde Bridesmaid
			*Shauna Miles as Theresa
			*[[Arden Myrin (1973)\|Arden Myrin]] as Melissa
			*Melissa Stephens as Wasted Stripper
			*Chris Cardona as Scores Bouncer
			*[[June Diane Raphael (1980)\|June Diane Raphael]] as Cool Stripper
			*Candy Buckley as Sheila
			*Angelo Bonsignore as Head Chef
			*Meg Phillips as Dumb Bridesmaid
			*Samantha Safdie as Sneezy Bridesmaid
			*Monique Sanchez as Tall Bridesmaid

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2012 movies]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Romance]]
			[[Category:Gary Sanchez Productions]]
			[[Category:BCDF Pictures]]
			[[Category:GEM Entertainment]]
			[[Category:Weinstein Company]]
			[[Category:Rated R films]]
			[[Category:Women Film Critics Circle Award Winner]]

Back-up Plan, The (2010)

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			\| title = The Back-up Plan
			\| image = [[File:The Back-up Plan.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Alan Poul
			\| writer = Kate Angelo
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Jennifer Lopez, Noureen DeWulf, Alex O'Loughlin
			\| story =
			\| producer = Jason Blumenthal, Rodney Liber, Steve Tisch, Todd Black
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Xavier Perez Grobet
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Priscilla Nedd-Friendly
			\| studio = Escape Artists
			\| distributor = CBS Films
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = April 23, 2010
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 104 Minutes
			\| rating =PG-13
			\| budget = $35,000,000
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Stephen Trask}}

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Jennifer Lopez (1969)\|Jennifer Lopez]] as Zoe
			*Alex O'Loughlin as Stan
			*[[Danneel Harris (1979)\|Danneel Harris]] as Olivia
			*[[Melissa McCarthy (1970)\|Melissa McCarthy]] as Carol
			*[[Michaela Watkins (1971)\|Michaela Watkins]] as Mona
			*[[Eric Christian Olsen (1977)\|Eric Christian Olsen]] as Clive
			*[[Anthony Anderson (1970)\|Anthony Anderson]] as Playground Dad
			*[[Noureen DeWulf (1984)\|Noureen DeWulf]] as Daphne
			*[[Rowan Blanchard (2001)\|Rowan Blanchard]] as Mona's Daughter
			*Tom Bosley as Arthur
			*Maribeth Monroe as Lori
			*Linda Lavin as Nana
			*Peggy Miley as Shirley
			*[[Jennifer Elise Cox (1969)\|Jennifer Elise Cox]] as Babyland Salesgirl
			*[[Dita de Leon (1970)\|Dita de Leon]] as Single Mother
			*[[Lili Mirojnick (1984)\|Lili Mirojnick]] as Pregnant Woman #2

			==Production==

			==Reception==
			[[Category:2010 Movies]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Romance]]
			[[Category:Escape Artists]]
			[[Category:CBS Films]]
			[[Category:Rated PG-13 films]]

Back Fork (2019)

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		{{ Infobox Movie
		\| title = Back Fork
		\| image = [[File:Back Fork2019.jpg\|250px]]
		\| tagline =
		\| director = Josh Stewart
		\| writer = Josh Stewart
		\| screenplay =
		\| cast = Josh Stewart, David Selby, Agnes Bruckner, A.J. Cook
		\| story =
		\| producer = Josh Stewart, Tony Sgro, Jeffrey Tinnell, Robert Tinnell
		\| ex-prod =
		\| cinematographer = Ellie Ann Fenton
		\| editor = Yaniv Dabach
		\| music by =
		\| composer =
		\| studio = Allegheny Image Factory
		\| distributor = Uncork'd Entertainment
		\| franchise =
		\| country = United States
		\| language = English
		\| release date = April 9, 2019
		\| location =
		\| runtime = 98 Minutes
		\| rating =
		\| budget =
		\| gross =
		\| based on =
		\| book =
		\| wikia =
		}}

		==Overview==

		==Plot==

		==Cast==
		*Josh Stewart as Waylon
		*[[Agnes Bruckner (1985)\|Agnes Bruckner]] as Raylene
		*[[A.J. Cook (1978)\|A.J. Cook]] as Nida
		*David Selby as Bill
		*Dorothy Lyman as Susie
		*Wade Williams as Cotton
		*[[Eden Brolin (1994)\|Eden Brolin]] as Nona
		*Ronnie Gene Blevins as Jimmy
		*[[Rebecca Gruss (1993)\|Rebecca Gruss]] as Anne
		*Gant Montgomery as Charlie
		*[[Doug Bradley (1954)\|Doug Bradley]] as Sheriff
		*Cathy O'Dell as Janet
		*Sloane Coombs as Justine
		*Phillip Rush as Enoch
		*Ellen Leatherman as Mrs. Cool
		*Joshua Brooks as John
		*[[Joseph Ruud (1981)\|Joseph Ruud]] as Bartender

		==Production==

		==Reception==

		==Trivia==

		==Associated Pages==

		==External Links==

		==Trailer==
		[[Category:2019 movies]]
		[[Category:Drama]]
		[[Category:Allegheny Image Factory]]
		[[Category:Uncork'd Entertainment]]
		[[Category:Unrated / Not Rated films]]

Back in Action

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			\| image =
			\| caption =
			\| director = [[Seth Gordon]]
			\| producer = {{Plainlist\|
			* Seth Gordon
			* Beau Bauman
			* [[Peter Chernin]]
			* [[Jenno Topping]]
			}}
			\| writer = {{Plainlist\|
			* Seth Gordon
			* [[Brendan O'Brien (screenwriter)\|Brendan O'Brien]]
			}}
			\| based_on =
			\| starring = {{Plainlist\|
			* [[Cameron Diaz]]
			* [[Jamie Foxx]]
			* [[Kyle Chandler]]
			* [[Andrew Scott (actor)\|Andrew Scott]]
			* [[Jamie Demetriou]]
			* [[Glenn Close]]
			}}
			\| music =
			\| cinematography =
			\| editing =
			\| studio = {{Plainlist\|
			* Exhibit A
			* [[Chernin Entertainment]]
			* Good One Productions
			}}
			\| distributor = [[Netflix]]
			\| released = {{Film date\|2025\|01\|17}}
			\| runtime =114 minutes
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| budget =
			\|title=Back in Action\|rating={{PG-13}}\|release=January 17, 2025}}

			'''''Back in Action''''' is a 2025 American action comedy film directed by Seth Gordon from a script he co-wrote with Brendan O'Brien. The film stars Jamie Foxx, Cameron Diaz, Andrew Scott, Jamie Demetriou, Kyle Chandler, and Glenn Close. The film was released by Netflix on January 17, 2025.
			[[Category:2025 films]]

Back in Action (2025)

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			\|tab2=Image Gallery
			\|tab3=Quotes
			\|tab4=Reviews
			}}
			{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = Back in Action
			\| image = [[File:Back in Action2025.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Seth Gordon
			\| writer = Brendan O'Brien, Seth Gordon
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Jamie Foxx, Cameron Diaz, Glenn Close, McKenna Roberts
			\| story =
			\| producer = Beau Bauman, Seth Gordon, Peter Chernin, Jenno Topping, Sharla Sumpter Bridgett
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Ken Seng
			\| editor = Peter S. Elliot
			\| music by = Christopher Lennertz
			\| composer =
			\| studio = Chernin Entertainment, Good One Productions, Exhibit A
			\| distributor = Netflix
			\| franchise =
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = January 17, 2025
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 114 Minutes
			\| rating = PG-13
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Jamie Foxx (1967)\|Jamie Foxx]] as Matt
			*[[Cameron Diaz (1972)\|Cameron Diaz]] as Emily
			*McKenna Roberts as Alice
			*Rylan Jackson as Leo
			*[[Kyle Chandler (1965)\|Kyle Chandler]] as Chuck
			*[[Glenn Close (1947)\|Glenn Close]] as Ginny Curtis
			*Jamie Demetriou as Nigel
			*Andrew Scott as Baron
			*Fola Evans-Akingbola as Wendy
			*Robert Besta as Balthazar Gor
			*Bashir Salahuddin as Coach Chris
			*Tom Brittney as Dylan
			*Ben VanderMey as Tyler
			*Jude Mack as Daphne
			*Luyanda Unati Lewis-Nyawo as Keita
			*Tobi Bamtefa as Obasi
			*Leela Owen as Annalise
			*Cruz Hadley as James
			*Zion James as Craig
			*Ivan Ivashkin as Narek Ivanov
			*Katrina Durden as Volka Tattoo Girl
			*Erol Ismail as Volka Goatee
			*Sonny Louis as Antoine
			*Matthew Stirling as Yashi
			*Andrius Davidenas as Yuri
			*Jess Liaudin as Pascal
			*Elizabeth Hill as Janneke Langeler
			*David Shaw Parker as Matis Henault
			*Lucy Sheen as Yao Fang
			*George Wigzell as Theo
			*Steve Wiebe as Referee
			*Baylor Albritton as James Friend
			*Adam Basil as Hulk
			*Andzelika Bobrova as Cocktail Server
			*Hasani Vibez Comer as David
			*Chereena Miller as Jade Brown
			*Brent Parris as Kevin
			*Anna Stadler as Model
			*Rawan Tamimi as Actor
			*Alfredo Tavares as Tony
			*Poppy Townsend White as Sophie

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2025 movies]]
			[[Category:Action]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Chernin Entertainment]]
			[[Category:Good One Productions]]
			[[Category:Exhibit A]]
			[[Category:Netflix]]
			[[Category:Rated PG-13 films]]

Back in the Day (2014)

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			\| title = Back in the Day
			\| image = [[File:Back in the Day 2014.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Michael Rosenbaum
			\| writer = Michael Rosenbaum
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Michael Rosenbaum, Morena Baccarin, Kristoffer Polaha
			\| story =
			\| producer = Kim Waltrip
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Bradley Stonesifer
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Sandy S. Solowitz
			\| studio =
			\| distributor = Screen Media Films
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = January 17, 2014
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 94 Minutes
			\| rating =R
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Rob Danson}}

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Michael Rosenbaum (1972)\|Michael Rosenbaum]] as Jim Owens
			*[[Morena Baccarin (1979)\|Morena Baccarin]] as Laurie
			*Kristoffer Polaha as Len Brenneman
			*Isaiah Mustafa as T
			*Harland Williams as Skunk
			*[[Emma Caulfield Ford (1973)\|Emma Caulfield]] as Molly
			*Liz Carey as Angie Kramer
			*Sarah Colonna as Carol
			*Nick Swardson as Ron Freeman
			*[[Danielle Bisutti (1976)\|Danielle Bisutti]] as Annette Taylor
			*Jay R. Ferguson as Mark
			*Mike Hagerty as Principal Teagley
			*[[Andrea Bogart (1977)\|Andrea Bogart]] as Stephanie
			*Richard Marx as Neighbor

			==Production==

			==Reception==
			[[Category:2014 movies]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Screen Media]]
			[[Category:Rated R films]]

Back to Back (1989)

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			\| title = Back to Back
			\| image = [[File:Back_to_Back1989.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = John Kincade
			\| writer =
			\| screenplay = George Frances Skrow, Franklin R Smith
			\| cast = Bill Paxton, Todd Field
			\| story =
			\| producer = [[Roger Corman (1926)\|Roger Corman]], Brad Krevoy, Mark Ezralow, Steven Stabler
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = James L. Carter
			\| editor = Kevin Michaels, Peter Maris
			\| music by = Rick Cox
			\| composer =
			\| studio = Motion Picture Corporation of America (MPCA)
			\| distributor = Concorde Pictures
			\| franchise =
			\| country = PSA
			\| language = English
			\| release date = October 1989 (Italy); January 1990 (USA)
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 95 Minutes
			\| rating = R
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Bill Paxton (1955)\|Bill Paxton]] as Bo Brand
			*Todd Field as Todd Brand
			*[[Apollonia Kotero (1959)\|Apollonia Kotero]] as Jesse Duro
			*Luke Askew as Wade Duro
			*Ben Johnson as Eli Hix
			*Susan Anspach as Madeline Hix
			*Sal Landi as Deputy Jackson
			*David Michael Sterling as Hank Brand
			*Roger Rook as Manny Duro
			*Tony Gaznick as Warren Enfield
			*Terence Marinan as Spider Hand
			*Mildred Brion as Hedda Niven
			*Thom Kahler as Gary Mackintosh

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1989 movies]]
			[[Category:1990 movies]]
			[[Category:Action]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Motion Picture Corporation of America (MPCA)]]
			[[Category:Concorde Pictures]]
			[[Category:Rated R films]]

Back to Hannibal: The Return of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn (1990)

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			{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = Back to Hannibal: The Return of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn
			\| image = [[File:Back to Hannibal The Return of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn1990.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Paul Krasny
			\| writer = Roy Johansen
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Mitchell Anderson, Raphael Sbarge, Megan Follows
			\| story =
			\| producer = Hugh Benson
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = James W. Roberson
			\| editor = Richard E. Rabjohn
			\| music by = Lee Holdridge
			\| composer =
			\| studio = Walt Disney Television
			\| distributor = ABC
			\| franchise =
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = October 21, 1990
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 92 Minutes
			\| rating =
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*Raphael Sbarge as Tom Sawyer
			*Mitchell Anderson as Huckleberry Finn
			*Megan Follows as Becky Thatcher
			*William Windom as Judge Thatcher
			*[[Ned Beatty (1937)\|Ned Beatty]] as Duke Of Bridgewater
			*[[Paul Winfield (1939)\|Paul Winfield]] as Jim Watson
			*Graham Jarvis as Hannibal Prosecutor
			*George Petrie as Judge Cochran
			*Shea Farrell as Lyle Newman
			*Hank Stone as Willie Dawes
			*Joseph Bova as King of France
			*Zachary Bennett as Marcus
			*Mark Dakota Robinson as Henry
			*Kenny Davis as Allie Karcher
			*Val Safron as Lucille Douglas
			*T. Max Graham as Steve Carswell
			*Burt Marshall as Wesley
			*Robert Crowley as Fowler
			*Grady Smith as Keith Blevins
			*Eric M. Cole as Wainright
			*Ralph Seeley as Ringland
			*Terry Sneyd as Samuel Biggs
			*Addison Myers as Gene
			*Brad Holiday as Deputy
			*James Anthony as Sheriff
			*Larry McKeever as Preacher
			*Holmes Osborne as Dockhand
			*Tim Snay as Jake
			*James Read as Hugh
			*Hollis Huston as Bea
			*Tina Chappel as Carla
			*Ken Tipton as Blacksmith

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1990 movies]]
			[[Category:Adventure]]
			[[Category:Family]]
			[[Category:Literary Adaptation]]
			[[Category:Disney]]
			[[Category:ABC]]
			[[Category:Unrated / Not Rated films]]

Back to School (1986)

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			\| title = Back to School
			\| image = [[File:Back_to_School1986.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Alan Metter
			\| writer =
			\| screenplay = Steven Kampmann, Harold Ramis, Peter Torokvei, Will Porter
			\| cast = Rodney Dangerfield, Burt Young, Robert Downey Jr.
			\| story =
			\| producer = Chuck Russell
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Thomas E. Ackerman
			\| composer =
			\| editor = David Rawlins
			\| studio = Paper Clip Productions
			\| distributor = Orion Pictures
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = June 13, 1986
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 96 Minutes
			\| rating =PG-13
			\| budget = $11,000,000
			\| gross =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Danny Elfman}}
			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Rodney Dangerfield (1921)\|Rodney Dangerfield]] as Thornton Melon
			*[[Sally Kellerman (1937)\|Sally Kellerman]] as Dr. Diane Turner
			*Burt Young as Lou
			*Keith Gordon as Jason Melon
			*[[Robert Downey, Jr. (1965)\|Robert Downey, Jr.]] as Derek Lutz
			*Paxton Whitehead as Dr. Phillip Barbay
			*[[Sam Kinison (1953)\|Sam Kinison]] as Professor Terguson
			*[[Terry Farrell (1963)\|Terry Farrell]] as Valerie Desmond
			*[[M. Emmet Walsh (1935)\|M. Emmet Walsh]] as Coach Turnbull
			*[[Adrienne Barbeau (1945)\|Adrienne Barbeau]] as Vanessa Melon
			*[[William Zabka (1965)\|William Zabka]] as Chas Osborne
			*[[Ned Beatty (1937)\|Ned Beatty]] as David Martin
			*Severn Darden as Dr. Borozini
			*[[Robert Picardo (1953)\|Robert Picardo]] as Giorgio
			*Jason Hervey as Young Thornton
			*Edie McClurg as Marge Sweetwater
			*[[Becky LeBeau (1962)\|Becky LeBeau]] as Bubbles
			*[[Timothy Stack (1954)\|Timothy Stack]] as Trendy Man
			*Kurt Vonnegut as Himself

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1986 movies]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Romance]]
			[[Category:Sport]]
			[[Category:Paper Clip Productions]]
			[[Category:Orion]]
			[[Category:Rated PG-13 films]]

Back to the Future Part III

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			* Bob Gale\|Produced By=* Bob Gale
			* [[Neil Canton]]\|Starring=* [[Michael J. Fox]]
			* [[Christopher Lloyd]]
			* [[Mary Steenburgen]]
			* [[Thomas F. Wilson]]
			* [[Lea Thompson]]}}

			== Cast ==

			* Michael J. Fox as:
			** Marty McFly
			** Seamus McFly
			* Christopher Lloyd as Emmett "Doc" Brown
			* Mary Steenburgen as Clara Clayton
			* Thomas F. Wilson as:
			** Biff Tannen
			** Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen
			* Lea Thompson as:
			** Lorraine McFly
			** Maggie McFly

Back to the Future Part III (1990)

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			}}
			{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = Back to the Future Part III
			\| image = [[File:Back to the Future III.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = [[Robert Zemeckis (1952)\|Robert Zemeckis]]
			\| writer =
			\| screenplay = Bob Gale
			\| cast = [[Michael J. Fox (1961)\|Michael J. Fox]], [[Christopher Lloyd (1938)\|Christopher Lloyd]], [[Mary Steenburgen (1953)\|Mary Steenburgen]]
			\| story =
			\| producer = Neil Canton, Bob Gale
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Dean Cundey
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Harry Keramidas, Arthur Schmidt
			\| studio = [[:Category:Amblin Entertainment\|Amblin Entertainment]]
			\| distributor = [[:Category:Universal\|Universal Pictures]]
			\| franchise = [[:Category:Back_to_the_Future_Franchise\|Back to the Future Franchise]]
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = May 25, 1990
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 118 Minutes
			\| rating =PG
			\| budget = $40,000,000
			\| gross = $244,527,583
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Alan Silvestri}}

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Michael J. Fox (1961)\|Michael J. Fox]] as [[Marty McFly (Back to the Future)\|Marty McFly]] and Seamus McFly
			*[[Christopher Lloyd (1938)\|Christopher Lloyd ]] as Dr. Emmett "Doc" Brown
			*[[Mary Steenburgen (1953)\|Mary Steenburgen]] as Clara Clayton
			*[[Tom Wilson (1959)\|Thomas F. Wilson]] as Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen and Biff Tannen
			*[[Lea Thompson (1961)\|Lea Thompson]] as Maggie McFly and Lorraine Baines-McFly
			*James Tolkan as Marshal James Strickland
			*[[Elisabeth Shue (1963)\|Elisabeth Shue]] as Jennifer Parker
			*Jeffrey Weissman as George McFly
			*[[Flea (1962)\|Flea]] as Douglas J. Needles

			==Production==

			==Reception==
			[[Category:1990 movies]]
			[[Category:Adventure]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Science Fiction]]
			[[Category:Back to the Future Franchise]]
			[[Category:Universal]]
			[[Category:Time Travel]]
			[[Category:Rated PG films]]
			[[Category:DeLorean Time Machine]]

Back to the Future Part II (1989)

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			{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = Back to the Future Part II
			\| image = [[File:Back to the Future II.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = [[Robert Zemeckis (1952)\|Robert Zemeckis]]
			\| writer =
			\| screenplay = Bob Gale
			\|cast = [[Michael J. Fox (1961)\|Michael J. Fox]], [[Christopher Lloyd (1938)\|Christopher Lloyd]], [[Lea Thompson (1961)\|Lea Thompson]]
			\| story =
			\| producer = Neil Canton, Bob Gale
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Dean Cundey
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Harry Keramidas, Arthur Schmidt
			\| studio = [[:Category:Amblin Entertainment\|Amblin Entertainment]]
			\| distributor = [[:Category:Universal\|Universal Pictures]]
			\| franchise = [[:Category:Back_to_the_Future_Franchise\|Back to the Future Franchise]]
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date =

			November 22, 1989
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 108 Minutes
			\| rating =PG
			\| budget = $40,000,000
			\| gross = $331,950,002
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = Alan Silvestri}}
			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Michael J. Fox (1961)\|Michael J. Fox]] as [[Marty McFly (Back to the Future)\|Marty McFly]], Marty, Jr., Marlene McFly
			*[[Christopher Lloyd (1938)\|Christopher Lloyd ]] as Dr. Emmett "Doc" Brown
			*[[Tom Wilson (1959)\|Thomas F. Wilson]] as Biff Tannen and Griff Tannen
			*[[Lea Thompson (1961)\|Lea Thompson]] as Lorraine Baines-McFly
			*[[Elisabeth Shue (1963)\|Elisabeth Shue]] as Jennifer Parker
			*James Tolkan as Mr. Strickland
			*Jeffrey Weissman as George McFly
			*[[Flea (1962)\|Flea]] as Douglas J. Needles
			*[[Crispin Glover (1964)\|Crispin Glover]] as George McFly
			*Casey Siemaszko as 3-D
			*[[Billy Zane (1966)\|Billy Zane]] as Match
			*[[Darlene Vogel (1962)\|Darlene Vogel]] as Spike
			*[[Tracy Dali (1966)\|Tracy Dali]] as Jacuzzi Girl #2
			*[[George 'Buck' Flower (1937)\|George 'Buck' Flower]] as Red the Bum

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:1989 movies]]
			[[Category:Adventure]]
			[[Category:Comedy]]
			[[Category:Science Fiction]]
			[[Category:Back to the Future Franchise]]
			[[Category:Universal]]
			[[Category:Time Travel]]
			[[Category:Rated PG films]]
			[[Category:DeLorean Time Machine]]

Backdraft (1991)

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			\| title = Backdraft
			\| image = [[File:Backdraft.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = [[Ron Howard (1954)\|Ron Howard]]
			\| writer = Gregory Widen
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Kurt Russell, Robert De Niro, William Baldwin, Scott Glenn
			\| story =
			\| producer = John Watson, Pen Densham, Richard B. Lewis
			\| ex-prod = [[Raffaella De Laurentiis (1952)\|Raffaella De Laurentiis]]
			\| cinematographer = Mikael Salomon
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Daniel P. Hanley, Mike Hill
			\| studio = Imagine Entertainment
			\| distributor = Universal Pictures
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = May 24, 1991
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 132 Minutes
			\| rating =R
			\| budget = $75,000,000
			\| gross = $152,368,585
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = [[Hans Zimmer (1957)\|Hans Zimmer]]}}

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Kurt Russell (1951)\|Kurt Russell]] as Stephen "Bull" McCaffrey
			*[[William Baldwin (1963)\|William Baldwin]] as Brian McCaffrey
			*[[Robert De Niro (1943)\|Robert De Niro]] as Donald "Shadow" Rimgale
			*[[Scott Glenn (1939)\|Scott Glenn]] as John "Axe" Adcox
			*[[Jennifer Jason Leigh (1962)\|Jennifer Jason Leigh]] as Jennifer Vaitkus
			*[[Rebecca De Mornay (1959)\|Rebecca De Mornay]] as Helen McCaffrey
			*Donald Sutherland as Ronald Bartel
			*Jason Gedrick as Tim Krizminski
			*J.T. Walsh as Martin Swayzak
			*Anthony Mockus, Sr. as John Fitzgerald
			*Cedric Young as Grindle
			*Juan Ramirez as Ray Santos
			*Kevin Casey as Nightingale
			*Jack McGee as Schmidt
			*Mark Wheeler as Pengelly

			==Production==

			==Reception==
			[[Category:1991 movies]]
			[[Category:Action]]
			[[Category:Crime]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Mystery]]
			[[Category:Thriller]]
			[[Category:Universal]]
			[[Category:Rated R films]]

Backdraft 2 (2019)

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			\| title = Backdraft 2
			\| image = [[File:Backdraft2.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Gonzalo Lopez-Gallego
			\| writer = Gregory Widen
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Joe Anderson, William Baldwin, Donald Sutherland,
			\| story =
			\| producer = John Watson, Pen Densham, Richard B. Lewis
			\| ex-prod = [[Raffaella De Laurentiis (1952)\|Raffaella De Laurentiis]]
			\| cinematographer = Jose David Montero
			\| composer =
			\| editor = Gonzalo Lopez-Gallego
			\| studio = Imagine Entertainment
			\| distributor = Universal Pictures
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = May 14, 2019
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 101 Minutes
			\| rating =R
			\| budget = $75,000,000
			\| gross = $152,368,585
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			\|music by = [[Hans Zimmer (1957)\|Hans Zimmer]]}}

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			* [[Joe Anderson (1982)\|Joe Anderson]] as Sean McCaffrey
			* [[William Baldwin (1963)\|William Baldwin]] as Brian McCaffrey
			* Donald Sutherland as Ronald Bartel
			* Alisha Bailey as Maggie Rening
			* Alastair Mackenzie as Captain White
			* Ross O'Hennessy as Jack
			* Dominic Mafham as ATF Agent Ralph Kunz
			* Jessamine-Bliss Bell as Jenny Yang
			* Martin Hutson as FBI Agent
			* Aaron McCusker as Touhy
			* Cyril Nri as Rickets

			==Production==

			==Reception==
			[[Category:2019 movies]]
			[[Category:Action]]
			[[Category:Crime]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Mystery]]
			[[Category:Thriller]]
			[[Category:Universal]]
			[[Category:Rated R films]]

Backfire (1987)

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			{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = Backfire
			\| image = [[File:Backfire1987.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Gilbert Cates
			\| writer = Rebecca Reynolds, Larry Brand
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Keith Carradine, Karen Allen, Virginia Capers, Jeff Fahey
			\| story =
			\| producer = Danton Rissner
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Tak Fujimoto
			\| editor = Melvin Shapiro
			\| music by = David Shire
			\| composer =
			\| studio = ITC Entertainment Group
			\| distributor = Showtime Networks
			\| franchise =
			\| country = United States, Canada
			\| language = English
			\| release date = October 2, 1987 (UK); June 21, 1988 (USA)
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 90 Minutes
			\| rating = R
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Karen Allen (1951)\|Karen Allen]] as Mara McAndrew
			*Keith Carradine as Reed
			*[[Jeff Fahey (1952)\|Jeff Fahey]] as Donny McAndrew
			*Bernie Casey as Clinton James
			*Dean Paul Martin as Jake
			*Virginia Capers as Maxine
			*Philip Sterling as Dr. Creason
			*Dinah Manoff as Jill Tyson
			*Frances Flanagan as Claire
			*Antony Holland as Judge Hardin
			*Dwight Koss as Buzz
			*Gordon McIntosh as Big George
			*Wendy Van Riesen as Alice
			*Eric Schneider as Dr. Cooper
			*Enid Saunders as Aunt Elizabeth
			*Jay Brazeau as Junior
			*Lesley Ewen as Dispatcher
			*Dwight McFee as Searcher #1
			*Kim Kondrashoff as Searcher #2
			*Brian Linds as Bob
			*Tom McBeath as Man in Bar

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
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			[[Category:1988 movies]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Mystery]]
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Backtrack (2015)

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	~~COCO IS THE WORST SOCKMASTER~~		{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = Backtrack
			\| image = [[File:Backtrack2015.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Michael Petroni
			\| writer = Michael Petroni
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Adrien Brody, Jenni Baird
			\| story =
			\| producer = Antonia Barnard, Jamie Hilton, Michael Petroni
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = Stefan Duscio
			\| editor = Martin Connor, Luke Doolan
			\| music by = Dale Cornelius
			\| composer =
			\| studio = Screen Australia, Bankside Films, Screen NSW, Head Gear Films
			\| distributor = Saban Films, Arrow Films
			\| franchise =
			\| country = Australia, UK, United Arab Emirates, Canada
			\| language = English
			\| release date = April 18, 2015 (Tribeca); January 29, 2016
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 90 Minutes
			\| rating = R
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Adrien Brody (1973)\|Adrien Brody]] as Peter Bower
			*Jenni Baird as Carol Bower
			*Bruce Spence as Felix
			*[[Sam Neill (1947)\|Sam Neill]] as Duncan Stewart
			*Anna Lise Phillips as Erica George
			*Chloe Bayliss as Elizabeth Valentine
			*Emma O'Farrell as Evie Bower
			*Malcolm Kennard as Barry
			*Matthew Sunderland as Steve
			*George Shevtsov as William Bower
			*[[Robin McLeavy (1981)\|Robin McLeavy]] as Barbara Henning
			*Jesse Hyde as Young Peter
			*Alexander McGuire as Young Barry
			*Michael Whalley as Officer Samuels
			*Alison Benstead as Ghost
			*Jeanette Cronin as Head Mistress

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2015 movies]]
			[[Category:2016 movies]]
			[[Category:Drama]]
			[[Category:Fantasy]]
			[[Category:Mystery]]
			[[Category:Thriller]]
			[[Category:Screen NSW]]
			[[Category:Screen Australia]]
			[[Category:Bankside Films]]
			[[Category:Head Gear Films]]
			[[Category:Saban Films]]
			[[Category:Arrow Films]]
			[[Category:Rated R films]]
			[[Category:Australian Cinematographers Society Award Winner]]
			[[Category:Australian Screen Sound Guild Award Winner]]

Backwoods (2008)

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	~~COCO IS THE WORST SOCKMASTER~~		{{ Infobox Movie
			\| title = Backwoods
			\| image = [[File:Backwoods2008.jpg\|250px]]
			\| tagline =
			\| director = Martin Jay Weiss
			\| writer = Anthony Jaswinski
			\| screenplay =
			\| cast = Ryan Merriman, Danny Nucci
			\| story =
			\| producer = Albert T. Dickerson III
			\| ex-prod =
			\| cinematographer = James W. Wrenn
			\| editor = Thomas A. Krueger
			\| music by =
			\| composer =
			\| studio = Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment, Larry Levinson Productions
			\| distributor = Spike TV
			\| franchise =
			\| country = United States
			\| language = English
			\| release date = January 3, 2008
			\| location =
			\| runtime = 85 Minutes
			\| rating = R
			\| budget =
			\| gross =
			\| based on =
			\| book =
			\| wikia =
			}}

			==Overview==

			==Plot==

			==Cast==
			*[[Ryan Merriman (1983)\|Ryan Merriman]] as Adam Benson
			*Danny Nucci as Perry Winters
			*[[Haylie Duff (1985)\|Haylie Duff]] as Lee
			*Mark Rolston as Ricks
			*Troy Winbush as Basso
			*Deborah Van Valkenburgh as Mother Ruth
			*Craig Zimmerman as Johnny Dash
			*[[Mimi Michaels (1983)\|Mimi Michaels]] as Maggie
			*Jamison Yang as Mike Chen
			*Jonathan Slavin as Paul
			*Willow Geer as Gwen Holden
			*Robert Allen Mukes as Josiah
			*John Hemphill as Ranger
			*[[Blake Lindsley (1973)\|Blake Lindsley]] as Agent Tommers
			*Jonathan Chase as Tom
			*Roshawn Franklin as Stoney

			==Production==

			==Reception==

			==Trivia==

			==Associated Pages==

			==External Links==

			==Trailer==
			[[Category:2008 movies]]
			[[Category:Action]]
			[[Category:Horror]]
			[[Category:Thriller]]
			[[Category:Grand Army Entertainment]]
			[[Category:RHI Entertainment]]
			[[Category:Larry Levinson Productions]]
			[[Category:Spike TV Network]]
			[[Category:Rated R films]]