Lewis J. Rachmil

After big-city kid Ren McCormick moves to the sleepy Midwest he finds himself looking for some fun. When he hears the town's minister has banned dancing, Ren decides to take a stand. With his best friend, and the minister's daughter, Ren wages a fight for their right to shake, rattle and roll.

Footloose. A fatherless teen-age boy from Chicago who likes to dance tries to shake up his new small midwestern hometown of Bomont, which doesn't allow public dancing. Bomont's Baptist minister is a staunch supporter of the ban on public dancing, but has a "loose" teenage daughter in high school who doesn't share his views on the ban. The two teenagers develop a mutual affection for each other and fight the ban in order to have a high school dance. Flashdance....

Two fighter pilots become close friends while fighting for the R.A.F in World War II. When one of the pilots dies, the survivor develops a relationship with his dead friend's wife. Director Boris Sagal's movie features incredible footage of the Mosquito bomber planes used by the R.A.F. And the final sequence has been cited as an influence on George Lucas's Death Star sequences in Star Wars.

Pirates on horseback: Hoppy's sidekick, California, learns that his only known kin was killed because he refused to disclose the location of his gold mine to a gang of thieves. Hoppy and Lucky help California go after the killers and locate the secret mine. Borrowed trouble: Hoppy and California get involved in searching for a kidnapped schoolmarm, get caught in a feud between rival saloon owners, and take turns as substitute teachers. Dangerous venture:...

In old Colorado: Hoppy and his gang work to thwart an instigator from pitting two ranchers against each other so he can move in on their land ; Leather burners: Hoppy takes on work at a ranch to figure out who is responsible for all the recent cattle rustlings. When the outlaws discover his ruse, he has to use all of his wits to stay safe and solve the crime ; Stagecoach war: Hoppy and the gang are driving cattle for a local stagecoach line owner...

Silent conflict: When one of Hoppy's Bar 20 ranch hands is hypnotized into committing crimes, Hoppy has to bring him back ; Hoppy serves a writ: Pretending to be a cattle buyer in Oklahoma, Hoppy rustles the cows into Texas where he is hoping to arrest the original criminals ; Secret of the wastelands: Hoppy tries to protect a land claim that has a gold mine for the local Chinese faction from the usual outlaws while also leading a scientific expedition...

Dressed in black, riding his bright white horse, Hopalong Cassidy was one of America's first television heroes. This collection contains five feature films starring William Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy.

Outlaws of the desert: Hoppy and his Bar 20 sidekicks capture a magnificent horse, Thundercloud, for owner Charles Grant. Grant then invites Hoppy to accompany him to Saudi Arabia to purchase prize horses for the Army from Sheik Suleiman. Lost Canyon: Jeff Burton and his gang of rustlers conspire with a crooked banker to buy up all the nearby ranches. Bar 20: A Wells Fargo stagecoach is held up while Hopalong Cassidy is looking over some cattle he...

Hopalong Cassidy and his trusty stallion, Topper, rode into the hearts of millions in the 1940s as the good-guy of the West. Follow Hopalong and his Bar 20 Ranch gang as they wrangle with the outlaws.