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Verity is currently available only in theaters. Amazon MGM Studios released the film worldwide on October 2, 2026, and no authorized U.S. home-streaming offer was identified in the October 11 check.
Dakota Johnson plays Lowen Ashleigh, a struggling writer hired to finish the book series of injured bestselling author Verity Crawford, played by Anne Hathaway. At the remote Crawford estate, Lowen finds what appear to be Verity's autobiographical notes and struggles to separate confession from fiction, attraction from manipulation and ambition from obsession. Josh Hartnett plays Verity's husband Jeremy. Michael Showalter directs the adaptation from scripts by Nick Antosca and Colleen Hoover.
Tenderness follows Eric Poole, a young man released after serving time for murder, and Lori Cranston, a vulnerable teenager who insists on joining his journey. Lt. Cristofuoro, the detective who has tracked Eric for years, follows them because he believes another killing may be imminent.
John Polson directed Emil Stern's adaptation of Robert Cormier's 1997 novel, with Jon Foster, Sophie Traub, Russell Crowe and Laura Dern in the principal cast. The film opened in New York on December 11, 2009. Tubi currently carries it in its free U.S. catalog, while Google Play lists HD rental and purchase.
When Colin Diamond learns that his wife, Liz, has been unfaithful, his friends kidnap her lover and confine him in a bare London room. They expect Colin to take revenge, but the improvised tribunal instead becomes a pressure chamber for grief, wounded pride and the stories men tell one another about loyalty.
Malcolm Venville directs a screenplay by Louis Mellis and David Scinto, with Ray Winstone at the center of an ensemble that includes Ian McShane, John Hurt, Tom Wilkinson, Stephen Dillane and Joanne Whalley. More chamber drama than conventional gangster thriller, the film uses its confined setting and caustic dialogue to examine whether anger can restore a damaged relationship.
Peacock is Michael Lander’s psychological thriller about John Skillpa, a quiet bank clerk in Peacock, Nebraska, whose private alternate persona is exposed after a train crashes into his backyard. Cillian Murphy anchors the film’s identity mystery opposite Elliot Page, Susan Sarandon, Josh Lucas and Bill Pullman.
Lionsgate released the PG-13 film to U.S. home video on April 20, 2010. Current official listings place the movie behind a STARZ add-on on Peacock and the STARZ add-on on Hulu; the title should not be confused with the Peacock streaming service itself, and neither listing implies access through a base plan alone.
During the Depression, bank robber John Dillinger becomes a celebrity outlaw while J. Edgar Hoover tries to turn the emerging FBI into a national crime-fighting force. Agent Melvin Purvis is assigned to dismantle Dillinger’s gang and justify the bureau’s new methods.
Michael Mann’s drama follows the pursuit through prison breaks, robberies and shifting alliances while keeping Dillinger’s relationship with Billie Frechette in view. The film is a dramatization based on Bryan Burrough’s account of the 1933–34 crime wave, not a documentary reconstruction.
Nine strangers awaken restrained in a locked room, where a masked gunman tells them that one person will be killed every ten minutes. Their only chance of stopping the countdown is to determine the connection that brought them together.
As the captives compare their histories, professional roles and concealed decisions, cooperation repeatedly gives way to suspicion. Assistant district attorney Kelley tries to organize the group before the deadline exposes more of their shared past.
Clyde Shelton loses his wife and daughter during a home invasion. When prosecutor Nick Rice accepts a plea agreement that lets one attacker avoid the harshest sentence, Clyde comes to believe that the justice system values predictable convictions over accountability.
Ten years later, a series of calculated deaths pulls Nick back into the case, even after Clyde is arrested and confined. The investigation becomes a contest between two men with opposing ideas of justice, forcing Nick to trace a plan that reaches beyond the prison walls and threatens people connected to the original deal.
After injuring his back during a rescue in flooded New Orleans, police lieutenant Terence McDonagh manages chronic pain while leading an investigation into the killing of five Senegalese immigrants. His drug use, gambling debts and pressure from competing interests steadily erode the line between investigator and suspect.
Werner Herzog’s crime drama uses black comedy and heightened behavior as McDonagh improvises through the case and its consequences. Nicolas Cage leads an ensemble that includes Eva Mendes, Val Kilmer, Xzibit, Jennifer Coolidge and Brad Dourif from a screenplay by William Finkelstein.
