Movies for All Ages

Twenty years ago, Ethan disappeared. Twenty years later, he returns as the Empire’s youngest Commander. When he discovers his parents have spent a lifetime searching for him while enduring abuse and betrayal, Ethan vows to protect his family and bring every enemy to their knees.

James Vega is the founder of the world's largest crypto empire — richer than most nations — who spends his days dressed as a humble security guard, flying private jets just to buy half-price bread. His son Lucas has clawed his way up Wall Street and is dead certain the old man is a penniless nobody. So when Lucas and his wife finally scheme their way into an audience with Alice Cain, the untouchable queen of Wall Street, they walk in to find her perched on their security-guard dad's lap, eating cherries from his hand. James never asked anyone to believe him. He'll just keep letting the whole world underestimate the old man in the uniform — right up until the helicopter lands.

Elena, the daughter of the Lord of Yalkreon, ventures out in search of sacred tree sap to save her mother from a deadly ice curse. Along the way, she unexpectedly rescues Hades, King of the Underworld, who immediately decides to make her his queen. But Elena is betrayed by her fiancé, then forcibly sold as a sacrifice to the Lord of the Frostlands by her cruel stepmother and greedy father. Just as all hope is lost during the sacrificial ceremony, Hades descends in overwhelming force, punishes everyone who has wronged her, and takes her back to the Underworld under his protection.

My Pureblood husband won't touch me. He sleeps in my stepsister's wing. So I bought a wrecked half-blind mongrel Orc on a curb for five grand. By dawn, his bond mark was on my throat. By morning, three Highborn uncles were at my door. Turns out the "low-grade" Orc I just bought is the lost heir to an eight-hundred-million-dollar Drennan estate. And every relative in that house paid to disfigure his face when he was eight. They're about to find out what I do to people who hurt what's mine.

Seraphina, a once-wealthy heiress fallen on hard times, signs a humiliating contract to settle her family’s crippling debts. By a cruel twist of fate, she discovers the cold-blooded kingpin behind the underground loan ring is none other than Elias—her refined, restrained literature professor from university. By day, he is an upright, erudite scholar; by night, a ruthless devil who traps and dominates her. The two become entangled in an immoral, charged power dynamic rooted in her debt repayment. As old family vendettas erupt into violent bloodshed, their twisted game of control takes an unexpected turn. Lines between victor and vanquished blur, and neither can tell where manipulation ends and genuine longing begins.

Mia, a money-driven straight-A student, strikes a deal with Chase—the star quarterback of the school team who’s failing calculus and facing a competition ban—to get revenge on her cheating ex-boyfriend. She will tutor him to pull up his grades, while he pretends to be her boyfriend. Mia lays down strict ground rules: every physical touch comes with an extra charge. As they spend endless days studying together and putting on a fake couple act, undeniable chemistry blooms between them. Chase willingly pays extra for every intimate crossing of their boundaries, and Mia sees past his flashy, cocky exterior to the broken loneliness hidden deep inside him. Their contractual performance slowly blossoms into genuine affection, until their agreement is maliciously leaked, putting their budding love to the ultimate test.

Naomi, princess of the Ashvale Pack, loved Silas despite his status as a hostage ward. Defying her parents, she married him, believing love could end their ancient blood feud. When Silas was mortally wounded during an escape, Naomi drank a witch's lethal poison to save his life. But her devotion bought only brutal betrayal. On their wedding night, Silas slaughtered her entire pack and took another bride. In this deadly wager, Naomi lost everything. As the poison consumes her from within, she closes her eyes, calmly welcoming the release of death.

Professional golfer Evan Sanchez, after winning his 82nd championship trophy, gets hit in the head by a golf ball while saving a 6-year-old fan, Elliot Tasker. Upon awakening, he discovers his soul has transferred into Elliot's body. Elliot is the orphaned heir of the old money Tasker family. After his father's death, his mother Lucia and he are marginalized by the family. Uncle Dave and Cousin Greg repeatedly humiliate them, proposing a golf wager to determine the inheritance, betting that Lucia can't play golf. Evan secretly coaches Lucia to win the first round, only for Dave to renege on the bet. The enraged Evan decides to play himself, crushing Greg.

Ava is finally discharged from the mental institute after years of treatment, thanks to her therapy dog Luna. She is determined to live a happy, normal life in the suburbs and buy a new house for her new beginning, but her neighbors won't stop harrassing her. Ava keeps a tight grip over herself with her therapy dog's help, staying calm and collected in the face of constant harassment. Her neighbors won't stop, even threatening to kill Luna! Ava starts to slip, fighting back against her neighbors... After all, with an insanity plea, she can do whatever she wants in revenge...

Olympian priestess Serena sleeps with the poisoned war god Ares to save him, and becomes pregnant. To protect her child, she makes a deal with the Fates, trading her memory and lifespan—forgetting who the father is. Forced to return to Ares, she finds her best friend Hera has stolen her identity. The cold war god finds himself inexplicably drawn to Serena and insists they pretend to be engaged. Living together day by day, feelings quietly grow. When her memory returns, Serena learns she has only six months left to live. To avoid burdening Ares, she pushes him away with coldness. But after pain and searching, Ares still vows to keep her by his side. As the army of fallen gods marches on Olympus, Hera tears open all the lies. Facing a dying Serena, Ares makes his ultimate choice: "If giving up my throne as war god can save you, I'd rather be mortal."