This is a very black comedy. A mob courier is hired to transport the heads of eight murder victims to a mob boss. However, the duffel bag gets mixed up with the bag of a college student who is off on a vacation in Mexico with his girlfriend and her parents. However, the mother is a recovering alcoholic whom everyone believes is delusional when she claims to have found heads. Written by John Sacksteder

Leon Bernstein is New Yorks best news photographer in 1942, equally at home with cops or crooks. The pictures are often of death and pain, but they are the ones the others wish they had got. Then glamorous Kay Levitz turns to him when the Mob seem to be muscling in on the club she owns due to some arrangement with her late husband. Bernstein, none too successful with women, agrees to help, saying there may be some good photos in it for him. In fact, he is falling in love with Kay. Written by Jeremy Perkins {J-26}

Jimmy Alto is an actor wannabe who stumbles into the role of a lifetime. He becomes a vigilante crime-fighter, aided by his sidekick William, who has suffered a head wound and has problems with short-term memory. Jimmys vigilante alter ego soon becomes a media wonder--but Jimmy remains a total unknown and his long-suffering girl friend Lorraine is getting fed up with the whole situation. Written by Reid Gagle

    فردی که معتاد به قمار است و زندگی دشواری را می گذراند، ثروت عظیمی از مادرش به او ارث می رسد، حال می بایست طرقه نادرست زندگی اش را عوض کند، قبل از اینکه این پول را هم از دست بدهد...

Sticking to great comedy in a way no one else can, Mel Brooks plays a wealthy business man who finds himself getting suckered into a bet with a rival business over the worst slum area of L.A. They both want to develop on it and both own half. Mel agrees to living as a homeless person in this neighborhood. If he can make it 30 days without his wallet or anything else, then the rival will sign over his half of the property. Its full of visual gags, one liners and even some heart warming scenes. Mels character learns a lot along the way. Written by Michelle Scaturro

Convinced his thesis will have him graduate with honors from Harvard University, a stuffy student finds himself at the mercy of a homeless man's demands when he holds the papers hostage.

Four young friends spend one crazy Friday night on the streets of Manhattan that quickly turns into a night, they'll never forget.

Meet Arlo Pear! Hes a family man with a loving wife, a rebellious daughter, twin sons, and a half-dead dog, hes also got a nice job with the city in New Jersey. Hes a mass transit engineer. But one day Arlo is fired so he must try to get another job. He finds a similar one to his old one, except its in Boise, Idaho. Sounds good to Arlo, so he can finally get away from his insane neighbor who has a lawn mower the size of Pennsylvania. Only problem, how to break it to the family? The decision is soon made: theyre moving. Now theyve got to sell their house which has hilarious results, so now they need to get movers. Two former cons now movers show up with King Kong Bundy. Now, they gotta find a new house in Idaho. They soon find their dream house, so they return to New Jersey and head off to Boise. Arlo hires a man (Dana Carvey) to drive his SAAB to Idaho, not knowing hes a man of eight personalities. And if that isnt bad enough, their new house is not what they expected, and their neighbor in New Jereseys twin brother lives next door and hes got a gigantic mower also. And as if things couldnt get any worse, they do. Arlo loses his new job and the movers never showed up. So now its time for Arlo to kick some serious A$$! Written by Dylan Self

A man becomes the superintendent of a large New York City apartment building where people mysteriously go missing.

A group of troublemaking boys decide to take a stand when terrorists seize control of their boarding school.