Steven Spielberg directs this heart-warming family tale of friendship between a boy and his pet alien. Young Elliott (Henry Thomas) has not had a happy home life since his parents split up. Living with his mother, Mary (Dee Wallace), he is constantly fighting with his older brother, Michael (Robert MacNaughton), and little sister, Gertie (Drew Barrymore). When Elliott finds an alien in his backyard one night, he takes the creature in, christening him 'ET' and aiding him in his efforts to contact his mother ship. ET has various amazing powers, including the ability to heal and make objects levitate, but his growing bond with Elliott is threatened by the fact that government officials are already trying to track him down.

Damien Leone writes and directs this horror starring Max Rhyser and Brandon deSpain. When the mummy of a cursed pharaoh (deSpain) is awakend by Professor Walton (Boomer Tibbs) at the same time as the monster (Constantin Tripes) created by Doctor Victor Frankenstein (Rhyser) comes to life, the two undead beings start to terrorise the medical department at a university. Egyptologist Naihla Khalil (Ashton Leigh) and the deranged Dr. Frankenstein must put their heads together to stop the creatures before they come face-to-face and destroy each other as well as everything around them.

Steven Spielberg directs this heart-warming family tale of friendship between a boy and his pet alien. Young Elliott (Henry Thomas) has not had a happy home life since his parents split up. Living with his mother, Mary (Dee Wallace), he is constantly fighting with his older brother, Michael (Robert MacNaughton), and little sister, Gertie (Drew Barrymore). When Elliott finds an alien in his backyard one night, he takes the creature in, christening him 'ET' and aiding him in his efforts to contact his mother ship. ET has various amazing powers, including the ability to heal and make objects levitate, but his growing bond with Elliott is threatened by the fact that government officials are already trying to track him down.