Benni Korzen Movies

A has-been wrestler (Hulk Hogan) spends most of his time fishing, but decides to become a bodyguard to make some money. He is hired by a rich professor (Austin Pendleton) to supervise his children, but the wrestler finds that the kids are more than he bargained for. An evil scientist (David Johansen, aka Buster Poindexter) decides to kidnap the professor's children as a blackmail scheme to gain control of a microchip capable of taking over the world. ~ John Bush, Rovi

In this adolescent-oriented, loose remake of Some Like It Hot, a lovestruck teenage boy is so desperate to be near his new beloved that he dresses up like a girl and joins the women's tennis team. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

A motley group of routine German prisoners (including David Patrick Kelly, Jay Sanders and Bruce Davison) are enlisted by a Nazi colonel (David Carradine). The government, desperate for fighting men, promises them freedom if they can destroy a targeted train on the Russian front. ~ John Bush, Rovi

A full 13 years before the first animal was successfully cloned in Scotland (a ewe named Dolly), making headlines around the world, this prescient documentary by director Ove Nyholm examines the DNA molecule in optic splendor, and then launches into a series of interviews with scientists and doctors who discuss the issue of genetic engineering as well as cloning -- including the cloning of a human being. Although proposing a certain neutrality, Nyholm does seem to favor leaving the human race to its own timeless reproduction methods, and to let the geneticists and politicians and lawyers argue over other pressing problems. Since genetic engineering can also be used to prevent diseases, that entire field will be open to argumentation for long decades to come -- making this documentary an important source of information for anyone interested in the topic. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

Future Star Trek: The Next Generation star Brent Spiner probably doesn't include Rent Control on his current resume. Spiner plays a super-neurotic writer who goes to great and absurd lengths to win back his ex-wife. Elizabeth Stack, daughter of Robert, is the lady in question. Rent Control wants to be a Woody Allen movie, but director Gian L. Polidaro is not in the same angst-ridden league as Allen. Filmed in 1981, Rent Control didn't find a distributor until three years later. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

In this sex farce, two middle-aged pairs of aspiring swingers rent a ]summer cottage in Martha's Vineyard. There they sit around discussing the pros and cons of having affairs. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

A well respected physician is driven to murder when an elderly husband tries to brutally rape his young wife. Using flashbacks, the evil elder is seen walking in the big city to a modern music score and a life that has passed him by. The story is based on the 1905 novel by author Hjalmar Soederberg but is updated to the time of the release of the film in 1968. The doctor willfully commits the murder, knowing that a third party and not himself will ultimately benefit from the old man's death. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi