| Su | Mo | Tu | We | Th | Fr | Sa |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 1 | 2 | 3 |
| 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
| 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 |
| 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 |
| 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 |
The swampy jungle of the Louisiana Bayou is long-rumored to be an area where evil lurks and monsters prowl. From this region comes tales of legendary beasts – the Honey Island Swamp Monster, the shape-shifting Rougarou and blood-sucking vampires.
The Heritage Minutes are dramatic interpretations of pivotal events in Canada's history. These one-minute celebrations of bravery, innovation and perseverance are designed to spark interest and encourage further research. Canadian history is more interesting by the minute.
The legendary kraken lurks in the dark, and may be headed for our shores. From fishermen killed by ravenous squid to sailors who've witnessed the epic-sized monster in the flesh, these stories show the kraken myth is all too real. Can anything stop them? They’re vicious, intelligent, and ruthless. They’re eight feet long, run in packs of a thousand, and have 40,000 teeth. Plus their population is multiplying out of control. They’re called Jumbo Squid, the Red Devil, the Man-Eating Super Squid. In this incredible special, we’ll explore the monstrous stories of monstrous squid attacks. From an innocent housewife to the unfortunate victims of two tragic sea disasters, we’ll show the events and hunt for the truth.
The cliché of classic rock guitar is one of riffs, solos and noise. But write a list of great guitarists and their finest moments and a quieter, more intense playing comes to the fore. The acoustic guitar is the secret weapon in the armoury of the guitar hero, when paradoxically they get more attention by playing quietly than being loud. This documentary takes an insightful and occasionally irreverent look at the love affair between rock and the humble acoustic guitar. Exploring a much less celebrated, yet crucial part of the rock musician's arsenal, contributors including Johnny Marr, Keith Richards, Ray Davies, James Dean Bradfield, Biffy Clyro, Joan Armatrading, Donovan and Roger McGuinn discuss why an instrument favoured by medieval minstrels and singing nuns is as important to rock 'n' roll as the drums, bass and its noisy sister, the electric guitar.
The film starts off outside a small farm near Rome, and the first thing we see is a mysterious man kill the farmer and steal his car. We then see the man drive up into the mountains but we are still not sure why. We then cut to the other three main characters of the film: Paula and Sergio are married and own the small house in the mountains where they only travel to at weekends and Lillian is Paula's sister, who just happens to be having an affair with Sergio. Cut forward a few scenes and we have Sergio going hunting, Paula going shopping and Lillian staying home to sunbathe. Lillian puts on the radio and we hear a news report a thief and murderer who has escaped from jail and is on the loose.
FRANKIE AND JOHNNIE…WERE LOVERS! Shot in 1975, after Rene was pretty much an exclusively hardcore starlet, this has more on-screen Rene than just about any other film of hers, and has an added bonus: Rene sings! She plays Frankie, a popular singer in love with Johnnie, a computer analyst who works with a giant talking computer. Little does Frankie know that Johnnie is sleeping around with Alice, her best friend, and is only after Frankie’s money! Through flashbacks, we follow their meeting at a party which results in a threeway, Johnnie getting pummeled by Frankie’s psychotic husband before she divorces his ass, and the doomed romance comes to a close with tragedy.
A group of brash hard young men from Marseille moves to Pigalle, Paris, and starts knocking over jewelry shops, gas stations, road houses and bistros - wearing wraparound sunglasses and brandishing Luger pistols and Sten guns, bistros in their efforts to conquer part of the violent and brutal criminal underworld until then «owned» by the established criminal organization. They spend time torturing, killing and intimidating the old generation of gangsters and their molls, until they either pay up or die.
Cary Scott is a widow with two grown children. She's been leading a quiet life since her husband died, socializing with a small circle of friends. Her children no longer live with her full-time but come home every weekend. She's not unhappy but also doesn't realize how bored she is. Her friend Sara Warren encourages he to get a television set to keep her company but she doesn't want that either.
Jessica Stein is a single, straight, successful, journalist, part of a bonded Jewish family living in New York City, who finds herself not as straight as she thought when Jessica meets and begins an intense friendship with career woman Helen Cooper which ultimately leads to romance.
Nerd. Milquetoast. Klutz. These are just three of the many undesirable words that can be used to describe Professor Julius Kelp. But all that changes when the chemistry expert invents a potion that transforms him into a suave, sexy chick magnet, whom Julius aptly names Buddy Love. Unfortunately, there's one side effect: Buddy can't control when he'll change back into Julius, an event that always happens at inopportune times. How will Julius/Buddy resolve his Jekyll-and-Hyde dilemma?
