Ben Johnson

Western. A group of Mormons head west in search of the promised land, encountering fugitive gunfighters and Native Americans on the way. With Ben Johnson and Ward Bond.

9.79* tells the fascinating story of the controversial 100 metre race at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea, where the scandalous tale of illegal substance abuse changed the world of athletics forever. Canadian Ben Johnson and the USA’s Carl Lewis had one of the greatest sporting rivalries of the 20th century, and their competition led to one of the most dramatic moments in Olympic history as Johnson took the gold medal but just hours later was stripped of his win after organisers announced he had tested positive for banned substances. For the first time, all eight 100m athletes and a number of other contemporaries reconstruct the race and the climate of the times - a fascinating period where steroid abuse became an open secret amongst athletes. With drug testing in its infancy and only performed at times of competition some athletes played roulette as they sought to maximise their performance without detection. Those who chose not to partake looked on in frustration as the playing field became increasingly uneven.

Jamie Lee Curtis stars as a co-ed on a costume party train ride stalked by a fraternity pledge she helped haze, which put him in a mental asylum.

Attempting to affect peace between his men and the Apaches, the commander of a fort unwittingly inspires an Indian massacre.

Returning home after a long prison sentence, a former train robber finds himself battling his sons in his attempt to recover a stolen fortune in gold.

A slick nightclub owner (King Kong veteran Robert Armstrong) discovers the giant ape frolicking in Africa as the beloved pet of a young girl (Terry Moore). He brings both to Hollywood as a floor-show sensation, until some no-goods ply Joe with booze and the blitzed behemoth goes bonkers. Highlights such as Armstrong's henchmen trying to lasso Joe cowpoke style, Joe playing tug-of-war with musclemen and plenty of Joe-to-the-rescue action make Mighty Joe Young mighty fine entertainment.

Time may be running out for a folk hero bank robber and his violent band of fugitives when the FBI puts its finest agent, Melvin Purvis, on the case.

During a treacherous train ride across the snowy western frontier, an agent posing as a fugitive is on a mission to catch a dangerous gang of outlaws.

Major John Wesley Powell leads an expedition through the Grand Canyon to chart the Colorado River.

After a radiation attack on the U.S., soldiers and tech student geeks fight an engineered T-Rex in the desert that turns its victims into zombies.

A young mother becomes a fugitive and a folk hero during a crime spree designed to prevent her infant son's adoption.

John Wayne stars as Lt. Col. Kirby Yorke, whose devotion to duty has cost him his marriage to his beloved Kathleen (Maureen O'Hara). Yorke gets word that his son, Jeff (Claude Jarman Jr.) -- whom he hasn't seen in 15 years -- has been dropped as a cadet from West Point, and that he lied about his age to enlist in the cavalry, in an effort to redeem himself.

Two brothers return home after the Civil War to find that their family has been kidnapped by a marauding band of rebel Confederate guerrillas.

A rodeo rider decides to quit his line of work after a serious injury, but when he visits his family and finds out that his dad is not well, he'll have to risk it one more time.

Reynolds plays an old-fashioned L.A. cop who spends his days investigating suicides, porn rings and the mob.

A goldminers and an Apache chief fall in love with the same woman that could trigger a war.

When a washed-up rodeo champ gets fired from his assembly line job in Texas, he and a pal head for Wyoming, to herd mustangs and find new adventures.

A young woman with supernatural gifts escapes captivity, only to be hunted down by a group of mercenaries whose lives she will change forever.

The stunning 2nd chapter of John Ford's cavalry trilogy stars John Wayne as a captain who turns down retirement to help his men defend their outpost against marauding Indians.

A pair of ex-rough-riders, an aging cowboy, a Mexican, an Englishman, a greenhorn, and a sex worker enter a 700-mile horse race across the desert.