Germ: Directed by J.T. Boone, John Craddock. With Marguerite Sundberg, Michael Flores, Mark Chiappone, Beth Pratt. The military's attempt to shoot down an orbiting satellite unleashes a space-borne epidemic on a remote, small town.

Frank eats something that contains a deadly virus, and it's up to his immune system to fight back. Osmosis Jones (voiced by Chris Rock) is one of those white blood cells who serves as a cop and must capture various villainous germs and viruses inside Frank.

A germ that could destroy life on Earth is stolen from a biological warfare lab and the thief threatens to release it into the open, prompting a security officer to act.

What We Do Is Secret: Directed by Rodger Grossman. With Shane West, Rick Gonzalez, Bijou Phillips, Noah Segan. The true-life story of Darby Crash, who became an L.A. punk icon after getting kicked out of high school and forming The Germs with a collection of friends who have little experience with their instruments or playing music.

This movie shows us one day in Berlin, the rhythm of that time, starting at the earliest morning and ends in the deepest night. Director Walter Ruttmann Star Paul von Hindenburg 18.

Using the old stand by over used plot, the crashed satellite unleashes a germ turning people into you guessed it, flesh eating zombies! Before you even consider wasting your time, take my word and put on anything else, even a plain old light bulb or perhaps find quality entertainment looking up at the ceiling and counting specks.

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After several newcomer germs, believed to be gingivitis, hijack a "squad car" in the mouth, Osmosis and another officer in an FPD helicopter, are pulled into the lungs by a massive yawn while in pursuit.

Guns, Germs, and Steel: With Peter Coyote, Jared Diamond. PBS documentary explores Jared Diamond's theory on technology disparity caused by guns, steel, and germs' impact.