Showtime 2006-10-11--2006-10-12

Thriller, USA. A high school boy looking for exciting computer games to play accidentally taps into a Pentagon computer and finds the game "Global Thermonuclear War". The problem is that the computer has total, irreversable control over the launching of nuclear weaponry. Director: John Badham (114). With Matthew Broderick, Dabney Coleman, Ally Sheedy.

Horror, USA. An unknown vampiric Cessna pilot is suspected of night murders at remote airfields. At the tabloid Inside View, two reporters are soon competing for the bood-drenched story. Director: Mark Pavia (97) With Miguel Ferrer, Julie Entwisle, Dan Monahan.

Crime, USA. This is the semi-biographical tale of John Gotti, the infamous crime boss of the Gambino mob family. It's the story of a mob boss who refused to play by the normal "rules" of the mafia and FBI's struggle to bring him to justice. Director: Robert Harmon (122). With Armand Assante, Anthony Quinn, William Forsythe.

Thriller, USA. Detectives Rita Case (Fiorentino) and J.D. Prejon are put on the case of a murdered stripper in Las Vegas. All evidence points to an ex-cop that Rita used to have an affair with. They start seeing each other again and this makes her having to choose between trust and distrust. Director: James Lemmo (90). With Linda Fiorentino, Daniel Baldwin, Gregg Henry.

Thriller, USA. Laura Willingsly is a high-school English teacher who catches her husband having an affair with a young student. After the adulterous couple dies in a fire, Laura disappears. A year later a very sexy substitute English teacher turns up at a Minnesota high-school. Director: Martin Donovan (83). With Mark Wahlberg, Amanda Donohoe, Natasha Gregson Wagner.

Thriller, mini-series part 2 of 4, USA. A deadly virus is spread around the world, killing 90% of all humans. As the survivors start to find each other and start building new communities, mankind are divided in two stands: good or evil. Director: Mick Garris (90). With Gary Sinise, Molly Ringwald, Rob Lowe.

Drama, Fra. During World War II, Albert Dehousse finds out that his father never was the war hero his mother always told him he was and she is a collaborator with the German invadors. He then decides to become someone important, which turns out to be easy for him as he is a compulsive liar. "Best Screenplay" in Cannes 1996. Director: Jaques Audiard (107). With Mathieu Kassovitz, Anouk Grinberg, Sandrine Kiberlain.

Action, SK. A serial killer called Goliath is chased by the police in this film set in a futuristic city. With every murder the killer reveals clues about a mystery that has plagued the city for 30 years. Director: Yun-su Jeon (121). With Seung-woo Kim, Yoon-jin Kim, Min-su Choi.

Horror, SPA. A number of bodies is discovered in the forest just outside the village of Allariz. A man named Manuel Romasanta confesses to the crimes, but the wounds on the dead bodies suggests that it is the work of werewolfs. Director: Francisco Plaza (90). With Julian Sands, Elsa Pataky, John Sharian.

Thriller, mini-series part 3 of 4, USA. A deadly virus is spread around the world, killing 90% of all humans. As the survivors start to find each other and start building new communities, mankind are divided in two stands: good or evil. Director: Mick Garris (90). With Gary Sinise, Molly Ringwald, Rob Lowe.

Thriller, USA. Will Graham is a criminal profiler who, due to mental stress, retired after catching the infamous Hannibal "The Cannibal" Lecter. But when asked to assist in the chasing of a serial killer called "The tooth Fairy" he once again has to face both the mental pressure of his job and Hannibal the Cannibal. Director: Michael Mann (119). With William L. Petersen, Kim Greist, Joan Allen.

Drama, USA. Frank Devlin is a cop who is accused of murdering his brother-in-law. He suspects that he's been framed by his corrupt father-in-law, and now has to prove his innocence while running from both the police and the mob. Director: Rick Rosenthal (110). With Bryan Brown, Roma Downey, Lloyd Bridges.