Griff Furst Movies

A test pilot embraces his destiny as a cosmic superhero in Casino Royale director Martin Campbell's adaptation of the popular DC Comics series. Ever since he saw his fearless father perish in a tragic aviation mishap, all Hal Jordan (Ryan Reynolds) could think about was flying -- it was the only thing the brash, cocky, and irresponsible test pilot ever truly excelled at. Little did he realize he was destined for something much bigger. Somewhere out in space, a powerful force of evil known as Parallax is spreading fear and destruction; the only hope for defeating Parallax is the Green Lantern Corps, a group of intergalactic warriors powered by the force of will. When legendary Green Lantern Abin Sur (Temuera Morrison) is sent hurtling toward planet Earth after a deadly encounter with Parallax, his ring chooses Hal to continue the fight. The ring spirits our hero away to the Green Lantern's home planet of Oa for training. The first human ever to receive the honor of becoming a Green Lantern, Hal is viewed with scorn by the league's leader, Sinestro (Mark Strong), who trains him alongside the hulking Kilowog (voice of Michael Clarke Duncan). Later, on planet Earth, frail scientist Hector Hammond (Peter Sarsgaard) becomes infected with Parallax's evil while performing an autopsy on Abin Sur, and uses his newfound powers to stake claim on Carol Ferris (Blake Lively), Hal's lifelong friend and fellow test pilot. When Hal learns that Parallax plans to consume all life on Earth to gain the energy needed to conquer Oa, he begins looking inward for the courage to defeat the malevolent force and embrace his destiny as a super-powered peacekeeper. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

A young couple purchases a 19th Century plantation home for a steal, only to discover that the previous owners are willing to kill in order to keep it in the family. They thought they had gotten the deal of a lifetime. And maybe they did, since they're about to die. When the couple invites a group of close friends to come celebrate their sprawling windfall, the fun is spoiled by the sudden appearance of an ax-wielding maniac with direct ties to the home's tragic past. Featuring Treat Williams, Michael Berryman, and Jonathan Breck. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Corin Nemec and Charisma Carpenter headline this horror yarn about a group of reality television ghost hunters who get trapped in a haunted plantation home, and attempt to uncover its many secrets in order to survive their terrifying ordeal. The psychic special guest on a cornball reality television series exploring haunted houses, Heather (Carpenter) becomes convinced that a sprawling plantation is pulsing with supernatural activity. At first the producers laugh off Heather's outlandish claims, but when fleeting spirits are spotted and crewmembers go missing, it begins to seem as if the house itself is alive. Upon arriving on location, arrogant show host Quentin (Nemec) brushes off warnings of danger and rushes inside to rescue his colleagues. Upon entering, however, Quentin quickly realizes that the house is indeed haunted, and that his crew's only hope for conquering the evil therein to unlock the mysteries of the plantation's dark past. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Callous, high powered real estate developer Russell Bayne (Jeremy London) finds himself caught up in a brewing war amongst the creatures of the night after getting bitten by a werewolf and discovering that vampires are attempting to take over the world. Meanwhile, the battle between the bloodsuckers and lycanthropes is just the beginning; a renegade faction of vampires led by Von Griem (Marc Dacascos) is attempting to resurrect Lillith (Yancy Butler), the legendary vampire goddess. Should they succeed, mankind's days will surely be marked. With each day that passes, Lillith's power continues to grow. Now, the only way for Bayne to stop her is to embrace his inner beast with the assistance of Alex Layton (Christy Carlson Romano), and team up with legendary vampire slayer Jacob Van Helsing (Rhett Giles) to stake every vampire who stands in their way. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

One of the last remaining human rebellions left on Earth makes their final move against a deadly robot force in the sci-fi action flick Transmorphers. Asylum Entertainment, the same company behind such other direct-to-DVD rip-offs as Snakes on a Train and The Da Vinci Treasure, brings home to audiences the ultimate fight between man and machine that their $1.98 budget can afford. Three hundred years after a race of transmorphing alien robots took over the planet Earth and decimated it, a team of rebels cryogenically unfreezes a hero in hopes of giving them the edge in the fight for all humanity ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi

A Midwestern bar tender hungering for life in the fast lane enters a Hollywood King of the Bar contest in this fast-paced showbiz satire starring Jason Mewes and Paris Hilton. Owen Peadman (Mewes) is Minnesota's "Golden Boy" of bartending, but the Midwest has grown a little bland, and now Owen is looking make a name for himself in the thriving L.A. nightclub scene. When Owen gets word of a high profile bartender contest with a hearty cash prize, he sets his sights on Hollywood and prepares to knock the judges dead. Unfortunately for Owen things don't quite work out as planned, and after losing out to a well-known L.A. barman he is forced to seek the help of his flamboyant Uncle Earl. A fast-talking producer of a popular tabloid new program, Uncle Earl offers Owen a job and the pair soon set out to get the scoop on Hayden Field - the hottest young star around. Getting to Hayden isn't going to be easy though, and after hatching a plan to befriend Hayden's glamorous girlfriend Lisa Mancini (Hilton), the one-time drink slinger find out just how wild the west coast nightlife can truly get. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi