
            Pee-Wee Herman wakes from a dream in which he and his prized bicycle have won the Tour de France. After having breakfast, Pee-Wee decides to ride his bike down to the local shopping center. However, he doesn't get far before he meets up with Francis Buxton, a local and spoiled overgrown rich kid who wants to buy Pee-Wee's bike as a birthday gift for himself. Pee-Wee rebukes this offer and ridicules Francis, before cycling off, with Francis shouting after him that "he'll be sorry."Pee-Wee arrives at the shopping center, where he chains his bike to a clown statue, before stopping off at a nearby magic shop. Next, he goes to the local bicycle shop to procure a new horn. While there, an employee and friend of Pee-Wee's named Dottie, attempts to ask Pee-Wee on a date, to which he refuses. Pee-Wee then returns to his bike... only to find the chains destroyed and his bike gone!!!Pee-Wee goes to the police, but they are unable to help him. When asked if anyone might have really wanted his bike, Pee-Wee surmises that Francis Buxton must have taken it. Pee-Wee sneaks into the Buxton's mansion, and forces Francis to confess. However, Francis' father explains that Francis couldn't have stolen the bike, since Francis and his father have been at the mansion setting up his birthday train set all morning.Pee-Wee is still determined to find his bike, and begins to post up fliers and goes on the radio to alert people about it. Unknown to Pee-Wee, Francis did have a hand in the theft of his bike, as he had hired a guy to steal the bike for him. However, with Pee-Wee not giving up the search, Francis pays the hired guy extra to get rid of the bicycle.Down on his luck, Pee-Wee wanders the rainy streets of town and visits a phony psychic, who convinces Pee-Wee that his bike is in the basement of The Alamo. Pee-Wee then sets out on his epic journey to get there.His first encounter is with an escaped criminal named Mickey, who was arrested for tearing the tag off a mattress. Even with his criminal background, Pee-Wee still takes a shine to Mickey, and helps him get past a police roadblock. That evening, while driving the stolen car they are in, Pee-Wee almost gets them killed when he tries to swerve around a series of turns in the road. It is shortly after this that Mickey orders Pee-Wee out of the car, before driving off into the dark night.Pee-Wee next hitches a ride from a rather strange trucker named Large Marge, who tells him a creepy story about "the worst accident ever seen" which happened 10 years earlier on the road they are traveling on. After dropping him off at a truck stop restaurant, and telling Pee-Wee to say "Large Marge sent you," Pee-Wee is further shocked to find that Large Marge was killed ten years to the day... and that he was riding with her ghost.After the ordeal, Pee-Wee attempts to have a meal, but finds that his wallet is gone (which was stolen earlier by the phony psychic). After washing and drying dishes in the kitchen to pay for his meal, a friendly waitress named Simone asks him to watch the sunrise with her. They enter into a giant Tyrannosaurus Rex statue nearby, and while watching the sunrise, Simone and Pee-Wee discuss their dreams. Simone's dream is to one day go to Paris, but she feels her boyfriend Andy won't let her. Pee-Wee encourages her to follow her dreams. However, as they exit the statue at dawn, the hulking Andy is waiting to clobber Pee-Wee, thinking 'the worst' has happened.Pee-Wee escapes on a nearby freight train, where he runs into a hobo named Jack, who then proceeds to sing all manner of songs until Pee-Wee finally jumps from the train... which just happened to have arrived in San Antonio, Texas.Pee-Wee quickly seeks out the Alamo, only to find that it doesn't have a basement! Dejected and back to square one, Pee-Wee attempts to take a bus home, when he runs into Simone, who explains that she left Andy, and is planning to go to Paris and follow her dreams. Shortly after she leaves, her jealous boyfriend Andy appears, and on seeing Pee-Wee, gives chase.The chase leads them to a rodeo, where Pee-Wee rides a bull, which later chases off Andy. However, Pee-Wee suffers a slight concussion, and lapses into a temporary state of amnesia.Wandering the road lonely and lost, Pee-Wee next visits a biker bar to make call for a taxi where the rough motorcyclists notice him and then throw him out. After accidentally knocking over their bikes, the bikers are intent on killing Pee-Wee, but give into his 'last request,' and watch as he dances to the song "Tequila." Having won them over, the bikers then give Pee-wee one of their motorcycles, and send him on his way. Unfortunately, Pee-Wee's first time on a motorcycle proves disastrous, and he crashes shortly thereafter.After being rushed to the hospital, Pee-Wee has a strange dream about a group of clown-faced doctors trying to repair his bicycle and then having it dropped in a flaming cauldron, with Francis nearby, dressed as the Devil. Pee Wee wakes up a little later to see a television program, showing his bike had been donated to a child actor on the Warner Brothers studio lot. Immediately regaining his memory, Pee-Wee heads to Hollywood, California. After sneaking into the studio's backlot and disguising himself as a nun, he steals the bicycle from the set.After leading the studio's security on a wild chase through various sound stages, Pee-Wee manages to escape from the studio, but not before finding a burning pet store nearby. Pee-Wee manages to rescue almost all the animals, but in the wake of his heroism, is arrested by the police for his transgressions on the studio lot.However, after hearing his side of the story and events, one of the studio's executives sees the potential for a movie based on Pee-Wee's 'big adventure.' Pee-Wee agrees, only to have the film made into an action film, of which Pee-Wee himself is relegated to a cameo as a hotel bellhop with a dubbed-over voice. Even so, Pee-Wee is thrilled, and invites all his friends and people he met on his trip to view the picture at the local drive-in.Francis even shows up, persuading a group of the press of what "good friends" he and Pee-Wee are. Francis even attempts to sit on Pee-Wee's bike for a photo-op. Pee Wee of course wants no part of it but realizes his opportunity to have his revenge and invites Francis on. With the brat in place, Pee Wee triggers the bike's ejection seat and Francis is sent hurtling skyward.After this, Pee-Wee and Dottie leave the drive-in, with Pee-Wee admitting he doesn't need to see the whole film, since he already lived it.
    

Pee-wee's Big Adventure


            In downtown Los Angeles, California, an alcoholic actress with the stage name "Viveca Van Loren" awakens from a blackout in a pool of blood, lying next to a dead man. Shocked and oblivious to her whereabouts, Viveca notices that the bedroom television is broadcasting an interview with her deceased bedfellow; he is Bobby Korshack, a controversial fitness photographer who was prosecuted on obscenity charges. Finding a knife in Korshack's chest, Viveca stumbles through the studio for a glass of wine, washes blood from her hands, then telephones her hairdresser and confidante, Joaquin "Jacky" Manero. When she tells him about the dead man, Jacky advises her to call the police. However, she cannot be sure of her innocence, so she leaves the studio and hails a cab.Surprised to learn it is Thanksgiving, Viveca cashes a check at a local bar, packs luggage, and heads to the airport. When she learns that all flights are booked, she rushes outside and provokes a minor curbside automobile accident. Fleeing the scene, Viveca jumps into a nearby jalopy owned by Turner Kendall, who drives Viveca away from the airport, spouting racial epithets and explaining that he was dropping off his young daughter; the girl is taking a return flight to her mother's home. After chastising Turner for his bigotry, Viveca parts with him downtown, and sneaks back into Korshack's studio.There, she scours the premises with cleaning supplies and apologizes to Korshack's corpse. Stuffing the murder weapon in a pillowcase, Viveca prepares to leave, but observes that Korshack's cat is trapped behind the closet door. Fearing that someone is hiding there, Viveca opens the studio's front door and is startled to discover Turner, waiting in the hallway. He claims Viveca dropped her wallet, as well as a matchbook with the studio's address, and drives her home, admitting that he is a former police officer, discharged on disability.At her apartment, Viveca orders Turner to disappear by the time she counts to three, but he remains on her doorstep and she invites him inside. Noticing that she has no food, Turner goes to a store and returns to make a candle-lit, turkey sandwich Thanksgiving dinner. As Viveca becomes increasingly intoxicated and tells Turner that she was once a promising actress, Jacky phones, and Viveca falls asleep with the receiver in her hand. Turner tidies the bathroom, closes the shower door, and leaves.The next morning, Viveca discovers Bobby Korshack's corpse in her shower and runs away as police officers converge at the apartment. Turner, who happens to be driving by, grabs Viveca and calms her with beer. She tells him about her blackout and Korshack's murder, but she refuses to call the police because her former husband had her imprisoned for domestic violence. Viveca adds that she is currently married to her hairdresser, Jacky, though they live apart. She insists that she has been framed for Korshack's murder.Despite a mounting animosity between them, Turner delivers the actress to the apartment of her drag queen friend, Frankie, who lends her clothes and makeup. Heading back outside, Viveca is surprised to find Turner waiting in his jalopy. He declares that she must be innocent, because he did not see Korshack's body in her shower the night before.At a cafe, Turner learns that Viveca and Jacky separated not long after their wedding, but Jacky, an ambitious entrepreneur, continues to support Viveca financially. Turner convinces the actress to telephone his former police colleague, Sgt. Herb Greenbaum. She anonymously reports that the murder occurred at Korshack's studio downtown, not her apartment, where the body was found. Turner then takes Viveca to his makeshift, Quonset hut home, and she is delighted by his extensive book collection. Admitting that her real name is Alexandra "Alex" Sternbergen, Viveca refuses Turner's offer of vodka, and they make love. However, Viveca awakens in the night and gets drunk.In the morning, Turner gives Viveca a newspaper that announces she is a murder suspect. Intoxicated and belligerent, Viveca becomes incensed when Turner suggests she is the perfect target for a swindler. Although Turner orders Viveca to stay at his home, she sneaks away to meet her lawyer, Hurley, who says that Jacky contacted him to start divorce proceedings. Startled by the news, Viveca heads to Jacky's salon and asks him to change her appearance. Jacky is seeking the divorce because he is courting another client, heiress Isabel Harding, who will finance his career.Meanwhile, Turner returns to Korshack's building, interviews a neighbor, and finds the photographer's abandoned cat. Outside, Turner runs into Sgt. Greenbaum and feigns ignorance about the case, but the detective orders his men to track down Turner's home address. Back at the salon, Viveca is delighted by her transformation into a brunette, and her return to her true identity as Alex Sternbergen. When she tells Jacky about Turner, the hairdresser suggests that Turner is Korshack's killer and convinces Viveca to stay at the salon while he attends a dinner party at the home of Isabel's wealthy parents.That evening, Turner goes to the salon, unaware that Sgt. Greenbaum is following him. When Viveca discovers Turner in a wig closet, he declares that Korshack's killer framed the actress by having another woman, disguised as Viveca, run through the hall to confuse the photographer's neighbors. When Turner points out Alex's new hair color, the actress realizes that Jacky deceived her. Meanwhile, Jacky and Isabel return to the salon. The hairdresser hits Turner over the head with a vase, knocking him to the ground, then restrains Viveca. Revealing that Isabel is Korshack's true killer, Jacky attempts to drown Viveca in the bathtub, but Turner regains consciousness and shoots him in the arm. Just then, Sgt. Greenbaum and his policemen arrive, and Isabel pins the murder on Jacky. However, Jacky explains that Isabel murdered the photographer because he was blackmailing her with illicit photographs. Sgt. Greenbaum is sympathetic to Isabel's plea when he learns that her father is a judge, and Jacky realizes he has been had.Sometime later, Viveca, now calling herself Alex, visits Turner at the hospital and reports that Jacky and Isabel are both suspects in the murder. Turner believes Isabel is guilty, but expects that Jacky will be held accountable. Announcing that she has been sober two days, Alex admits that she wants to pursue a relationship with Turner, and he confesses to being a former alcoholic. Despite their attraction, Turner asks Alex to disappear by the time he counts to three, and she walks out the door. Remembering how Turner remained at her doorstep the night they met, Alex returns to his bedside and tearfully declares that he makes her happy.
    

The Morning After


            
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All Hallows' Eve

Just 45 Minutes from Broadway


            Traumatized by an terrifying event in her youth, Claire Thompson tries to exorcise her demons by revisiting the old house where a terrible children's massacre took place. Now a haunted house attraction set up by impressario Walston Rey, the former foster home run by the evil Miss Darrode is set to open for the press and Walston recruits Claire and several of her fellow acting class students to perform as part of the show. Unfortunately, a series of horrible murders happen at the haunted house, generating from the malevolent spirit of the departed Miss Darrode. A group of young actors is recruited to work for the "Dark House," a new haunted house attraction built by impresario, Walston Rey. His revolutionary new holographic system projects images of monsters throughout the house in an infinite number of variations. Walston has deliberately chosen a house which fourteen years before was the scene of a grizzly massacre perpetrated by Ms. Darode. Slowly the group begins to realize that things are not what they appear. The house locks down and the attractions begin to attack the actors with murderous intent as they frantically work to shut down the system and understand what happening. Could it all be just a computer malfunction and an attempt to ruin Walston or has the spirit of Ms. Darode returned to take care of some unfinished business...
    

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