GraveyardShift

Denny, a young woman with bad luck in meeting the right men, meets Kaz, a homeless street musician and thinks she may have found the one. However, little does she know about a curse that turns him into a demon when he is aroused.

Jonathan (Doug McKeon) is a nerd -- until a rebellious new kid, greaser and womanizer Gene (Chris Nash), moves in next door and starts teaching him how to land his crush, the popular Marilyn McCauley (Kelly Preston). But as Gene helps out Jonathan, he develops his own crush on Bunny Miller (Catherine Mary Stewart), even though she's dating one of the high school's star athletes. Gene rethinks his philosophy on women, and Jonathan realizes that dream girls are better off remaining dreams.

A 16-year-old high school girl learns that she happens to be a descendant of one of the witches of Salem. She uses her newfound powers to snag herself the handsome football captain as her boyfriend.

Refusing to allow his younger half-brother to be institutionalised, a 13-year-old boy takes him to California to participate in a video game competition.

A high-school wrestler (Christopher Penn) parties with his buddy (Eric Stoltz) at a swinging-singles apartment complex.

Psychics Nick (Jeff Goldblum) and Sylvia (Cyndi Lauper) are tricked into flying to Ecuador to find a fabled city of gold.

Three stooges, Moe, Larry, and Curly, accidentally land on Venus, where a series of adventures await them.

The Wild, Wild World of Jayne Mansfield began production in 1964 and continued shooting sporadically through 1967 as the budget was limited. The film consists of Mansfield visiting various locations throughout Europe and the United States

Thinko the robot picks a stripper (Mamie Van Doren) with a high IQ to head a college science department.

Bud and Lou find themselves hurtling through space with an escaped gangster, eventually landing on a strange planet.

An aspiring reporter spends a night in a haunted mansion for a story. But what was supposed to be an open-and-shut case soon turns into a murder mystery when the elusive ghost plays a haunting tune.

In this satire of 1950s sci-fi matinees, Lou Costello plays an amateur scientist who invents a time machine that also has a way of changing people into strange things as it moves them through time.