Look into a mirror. Say his name five times. He will appear... and you will pay the price. A terrifying thriller starring Virginia Madsen and Tony Todd.

Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris) videotapes Silver Sable (Virginia Madsen) attacking the city's mayor and a man named Tremaine. In a final battle, Spider-Man uncovers the truth behind the plot.

A children's ghost story comes to terrifying life in this gut-wrenching thriller about a graduate student whose research into modern folklore summons the spirit of the dead. Helen Lyle (Virginia Madsen) laughs when she interviews college freshmen about their superstitions. But when she hears about Candyman, a slave spirit with a hook hand who is said to haunt Chicago's notorious Cabrini-Green housing project, she thinks she has a new twist for this thesis. Braving the gang-ridden territory to visit the site of a brutal murder, Helen arrogantly assumes Candyman can't really exist... until he appears, igniting a string of terrifying, tragic slayings. But the police don't believe in monsters, and they charge Helen with the grisly crimes. Only one person can set her free: CANDYMAN.

PETER PARKER (Neil Patrick Harris) is covering a press conference where the Mayor of New York City and Tremaine, a visiting Euro-dignitary, are addressing the public. As they leave the event their limousine is shot with a dart bomb and SPIDER-MAN comes to the rescue. PETER?s friend and potential romantic interest INDIRA DAIMONJI / INDY (Angelle Brooks), an intern at news channel Empire-1 helps him sell his footage of the press conference and ensuing car commotion. Then PETER and HARRY?s apartment is ransacked and the conclusion is that the robbers were after the videotape shot during the Mayor's speech. A digital enhancement of the tape reveals a woman shooting the dart-bomb! INDY discovers the woman on the tape is SILVER SABLE (Virginia Madsen), an Eastern European assassin for hire. The unique thing about this assassin is that she only kills criminals so PETER / SPIDER-MAN can?t figure out why she?s going after the Mayor. SPIDER-MAN moves out to thwart SILVER SABLE?s plans which lead to a dramatic showdown

The GAINES TWINS, ROXANNE (Kathy Griffin) and ROLAND (Jeremy Piven), a brother and sister pair with uncanny mental powers, being transported in an armoured convoy when a well planned traffic accident allows them to escape. Well, almost. That is until SPIDER-MAN (Neil Patrick Harris) appears on the scene and battles the twins? mental abilities and overcomes their brain-blasts with his own superhuman willpower. Later that afternoon Peter Parker learns that PTERODAX, the crime trio comprised of former KGB agents led by SERGEI (James Marsters), has just sprung SILVER SABLE (VIRGINIA MADSEN) from prison. SPIDER-MAN's enemies seem to be popping up all over! SILVER SABLE allies with KRAVEN THE HUNTER (Michael Dorn) who has recently escaped from jail as well in order to seek out revenge on SPIDER-MAN. SPIDER-MAN runs into MARY JANE WATSON / MJ (Lisa Loeb) and delivers some surprising news. Meanwhile, KRAVEN has murder on his mind and if he can't find SPIDER-MAN it looks like he'll settle for MJ. To make things even

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In this crime thriller, a hit man with the yakuza (Japanese Mafia) is in the midst of a public execution of the leader of a rival group when a woman named Gena Hayes (Virginia Madsen) happens by with her son. The child is killed in the crossfire, and Gena is determined to get revenge. About all she can remember about the killer is he had a blue tattoo of a tiger; after she asks several tattoo artists about it, she's unable to track down the shooter simply on the basis of his body art, but she ends up getting a similar tattoo herself. She gets a job as a cocktail waitress at a bar favored by members of the yakuza, and her tattoo catches the attention of Seiji (Toru Nakamura), a handsome gangster. Gena is interested in him as well, and a torrid romance develops, but she doesn't realize that her new lover is the same man who killed her son. Virginia Madsen's brother Michael Madsen makes a cameo appearance as a gun salesman. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide.

Upon acquiring a mysterious book in which the number 23 seems to take on powerful cosmic significance, a once-sane man gradually becomes obsessed with the idea that the frequently recurring number may in fact hold a deadly secret in this intense mystery-thriller starring Jim Carrey and Virginia Madsen, and directed by Joel Schumacher. Walter Sparrow (Carrey) is a middle-aged dogcatcher whose wife Agatha (Madsen) has bestowed him with an obscure mystery novel detailing the investigation launched by a tough-talking gumshoe named Fingerling (also Carrey) whose every move seems to be overshadowed by the enigmatic eponymous number. After noting a series of alarming parallels shared between the fictional detective and himself, Walter is quickly drawn in to the story as the hard-boiled private investigator murders raven-wigged moll Fabrizia (also Madsen) and pins the crime on her unsuspecting lover (Danny Huston). Back in the real world, fiction seems to merge with reality as Walter and Agatha's close friend Isaac (

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The regulars at a shot-and-a-beer bar in a decaying working-class town are the focus of Nick Stagliano's drama The Florentine. Michael Madsen plays Whitey, who owns a bar called The Florentine where most of the guys he knows hang out. His sister Molly (Virginia Madsen, Michael's real life sister) is soon to be married, and Whitey has been saving up for a nice reception. But when her old boyfriend Teddy (Tom Sizemore) comes back into town, bets for the wedding would seem to be off, which may be just as well -- Whitey's buddy Frankie (Luke Perry) got hold of the wedding cash and lost it to Billy Munucci (James Belushi), a con artist with a far quicker turn of mind. Whitey has other money problems; the bar has been mortgaged to a low-level gangster named Joe (Burt Young), who has been leaning on Whitey's friend Bobbie (Chris Penn) to pay off his mounting gambling debts. Bobbie is trying to stay one step ahead of Joe, which doesn't leave him much time to patch up his ailing marriage to Vicki (Mary Stuart Masterso