Showtime 2005-05-25--2005-05-26

Jamie Marshal a "storm chaser" who studied storms for the CSSL (Center for Severe Storms Laboratory) witnessed her friend, mentor and husband Jack's death when his plane was struck by lightning. Two years later, Jamie unravels the abnormal and deadly weather patterns she discovers, linking them to a secret government launch-testing site established by the Department of Energy. Director: Mark Sobel (96). With Kelly McGillis, Wolf Larson, Liz Torres.

Steve Mitchell (Peter Weller) is an American agent sent to Bucharest to defuse a bomb located in the U.S. embassy. When Serbian terrorists attack the embassy Mitchell manages to escape but his 14-year old son remains behind with the hostages. Director: Gustavo Graef-Marino (90). With Peter Weller, Daryl Hannah, Tom Berenger.

Thriller, France. A psychiatrist specializing in brain functions, is obsessed with the link between mind and spirit. To find his link he studies the criminally insane. He builds a secret machine in which he hopes to exchange minds between humans. Director: Francois Dupeyron (96) With Gérard Depardieu, Nathalie Baye, Didier Bourdon.

Action, USA. Bounty hunters Jersey Bellini and his female partner, B.B. becomes the targets of mobster Wald when they get in his way once again. Wald turns their fate over to the ruthless Crazy Carlos, with the intention of having Bellini and B.B. killed. Director: George Erschbamer (105). With Michael Dudikoff, Lisa Howard, Tony Curtis.

Crime, USA. Strike is a 19-year-old African-American "clocker" - the lowest link on the drug dealing chain - who hangs around park benches and street corners selling small amounts of drugs at all hours of the day. One day he is asked to kill another clocker. Director: Spike Lee (127). With Mekhi Phifer, Harvey Keitel, John Turturro.

Crime, USA. High School Senior Danny finds himself torn between his loyalty to his friends and possibly destroying his own future when one of his friends shoots his father. Danny and his friends know their buddy would not survive in prison, so they steal the body and try to hide all the evidence. Director: James Rowe (105). With Tom Arnold, Rodney Eastman, Will Estes.

Drama, USA. After a failed robbery attempt Johnny is sentenced to five years in prison. When he gets out he tries to make a career as a boxer while Gloria, who blames Johnny for the failed robbery and for the death of her boyfriend, wants him killed. Director: Tony Cinciripini (95) With Rosanna Arquette, William Forsythe, Angelina Jolie.

Thriller, USA. This story is embellished from events which allegedly took place at the Swiss villa of Lord Byron on the night of June 16, 1816. Byron promises his guests a night of horror like only a mad poet can deliver. Director: Ken Russell (87). With Gabriel Byrne, Natasha Richardson, Julia Sands.

Action, USA. Dolph Lundgren stars in this futuristic action story as a member of a group of heavily armed holy men who guard a gateway to Hell that, if opened, will permit Satanic forces to run loose in New York City. Director: Jean-Marc Piché (95). With Dolph Lundgren, Francoise Robertson, Roc LaFortune.

Crime, USA. Yamamoto is a yakuza who is forced out of the country when a gang war all but wipes out his clan. He journeys to the strange and foreign land of Los Angeles to join his half-brother Ken who works as a low-rent street tough. Director: Takeshi Kitano (114) With Takeshi Kitano, Omar Epps, Kuroudo Maki.

Thriller, USA. Jared shows up at the home of his best friend Austin, wounded and bloody and telling a horrible story of a strange man killed in his apartment. Going back to the apartment, Jared's friends discover that there is more to the story than Jared led them to believe. Director: Eric Bross (90). With MacKenzie Astin, Todd Field, Dina Meyer.

Crime, USA. The police have three bookies under surveillance, but they escape and set up shop elsewhere. By chance, one of the police finds them; instead of turning them in, he demands money that his brother, now a suicide, had lost to them. Director: William De Vizia (89). With Michael Badalucco, Amy Brenneman, Scott Glenn.