"P2"
An ambitious young executive (Rachel Nichols) leaves work late on Christmas Eve and discovers that her car will not start and that her cell phone is not functioning. A security guard comes to her rescue, but she soon finds out that his friendly appearance is all an act. She has to escape the crazy, stalker security guard on parking level P2, of course, to survive.

"Reservation Road"
From two-time Academy Award winning directing Terry George ("Hotel Rwanda") comes a film that follows the lives of two fathers as their families and lives converge. Both fathers reach a location on Reservation Road, where their lives are changed forever. Joaquin Phoenix, Jennifer Connelly and Mark Ruffalo lead the cast. The film is based on the novel of the same name by John Burnham Schwartz.

"Resurrecting the Champ"
Destiny is put into motion when a struggling sports writer comes face to face with a boxing legend who was assumed to be dead. So what's a writer to do, but write the story? Samuel L. Jackson and Josh Hartnett star.

"There Will Be Blood"
Oscar award-winning actor Daniel Day Lewis stars in this film that shows the greed and power that sudden wealth can cause. Lewis plays a poor silver miner who takes his son to a small town in California that is said to be sitting on a pool of oil. When he becomes a self-made oil tycoon, the bond between father and son is put into jeopardy.

"Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story"
Oh, Dewey. How good this movie could've. Dewey Cox is a parody of biopics such as "Walk the Line" and "Ray." The only problem is that it turned out a little more like "Date Movie" instead of the intended "Airplane." The famous faces you'll see may be enough to keep people hoping it'll get better, but sadly it just falls flat. We reviewed the theatrical release in Walk Hard: Falls even harder.

"The Water Horse"
A Scottish boy finds a strange egg that contains a unique and magical creature. The boy becomes part of the legend of the water horse and tries to keep it hidden away so that it can have freedom. A lot of connections were made between this flick and "E.T." during the theatrical release, but it seems that buzz has faded away.