A former soldier is thrown into a brutal race against time when a critical medical delivery makes him and his unlikely partner the targets of a ruthless cartel. As the mission spirals into a deadly manhunt, every detour, delay, and bullet pushes them closer to failure. With betrayal closing in from every side, they must survive the chase and deliver their cargo to save the life of a little girl.

Starring Alan Ritchson, Owen Wilson, Rodrigo Santoro

Intro - You Should Be Dancing / Alone Massachusets To Love Somebody Words Closer Than Close Islands In The Stream Our Love (Don't Throw It All Away) Ft. Andy Gibb Night Forever / More Than a Woman Lonely Days New York Mining Disaster 1941 I Can't See Nobody And The Sun Will Shine Nights On Broadway How Can You Mend a Broken Heart Heartbreaker Guilty Immortality Ft. Celine Dion Tragedy I Started a Joke Grease Jive Talkin' How Deep Is Your Love Stayin' Alive You Should Be Dancing ----------------------------------------------- Bee Gees, performing live concert at One Night Only Don't forget buy the original DVD © 2013 Bee Gees

This week, we're proud to feature First Time Felon (1997), a gripping drama that explores the challenges of redemption and personal transformation within the criminal justice system. 📽️ Feature Presentation: First Time Felon (1997) Based on the true story of Greg Yance, First Time Felon follows a young Chicago gang member who, after being arrested for drug possession, is given a choice between a five-year prison sentence and a four-month stint in a military-style boot camp. Opting for the latter, Greg faces the harsh realities of the program under the stern guidance of Sergeant Calhoun. The film delves into themes of resilience, personal growth, and the struggle to break free from a cycle of crime. ​ Rotten Tomatoes +10 Blue Hill Avenue (The Movie) +10 Amazon +10 🎭 About the Cast & Crew Omar Epps: Portraying Greg Yance, Epps delivers a compelling performance that captures the internal conflict and determination of a young man seeking a second chance. Known for his roles in Love & Basketball and House, Epps brings depth and authenticity to the character.​ Delroy Lindo: As Sergeant Calhoun, Lindo embodies the tough yet principled drill instructor who challenges Greg to confront his past and embrace a new path. Lindo's distinguished career includes notable performances in Malcolm X, Crooklyn, and Da 5 Bloods.​ Director Charles S. Dutton: An accomplished actor and director, Dutton brings a nuanced perspective to the film, drawing from his own experiences to portray the complexities of the criminal justice system.​ 📺 Stay Connected Don't miss out on our curated selection of films that celebrate Black excellence and storytelling.

SCOTT JOPLIN (1977) | BILLY DEE WILLIAMS BLACKTREE MEDIA SATURDAY MOVIE SHOWCASE Before jazz transformed American music, there was Scott Joplin, the King of Ragtime. Billy Dee Williams stars in this 1977 biographical drama about the legendary Black composer who helped revolutionize American music with classics including Maple Leaf Rag and The Entertainer. Directed by Jeremy Kagan, the film follows Joplin’s journey from playing piano in saloons to becoming one of America’s most influential composers, while confronting racism, personal tragedy, and the struggle to have his music recognized as serious art. Featuring: Billy Dee Williams, Clifton Davis, Margaret Avery, Godfrey Cambridge, Eubie Blake, Mabel King, Taj Mahal and Art Carney. 🎬 Year: 1977 | Rating: PG | Runtime: 96 minutes Joplin’s influence extended far beyond ragtime, helping shape the musical traditions that followed. In 1976, he received a posthumous Pulitzer Prize Special Citation for his contributions to American music. Discover the extraordinary story behind the music and one of Billy Dee Williams’ lesser-known performances. 🎬 Watch more classic movies and television streaming 24/7 at BlackTreeTV.com — Where Legends Live Forever. 🔔

Starring Billy Dee Williams, Clifton Davis, Margaret Avery

UNCLE TOM'S CABIN (1977) | A CONTROVERSIAL SLAVERY-ERA DRAMA BlackTree Media presents Uncle Tom's Cabin, the 1977 historical drama starring John Kitzmiller, Herbert Lom and Olive Moorefield, based on Harriet Beecher Stowe's landmark 1852 novel. Set in the American South before the Civil War, the film follows Uncle Tom (John Kitzmiller), an enslaved man whose faith, dignity and humanity are tested under the brutal plantation owner Simon Legree (Herbert Lom). As enslaved families confront separation, violence and oppression, the story explores the cruelty of slavery and the struggle for freedom. Originally filmed in the 1960s, this controversial 1977 version was reedited with additional scenes by exploitation filmmaker Al Adamson, giving the classic story a more sensational presentation. Released the same year as the groundbreaking television miniseries Roots, the film offers a revealing look at how Hollywood portrayed American slavery during the 1970s. 🎬 Year: 1977 | Rating: R | Runtime: 90 minutes ⚠️ Viewer discretion advised: Contains disturbing depictions of slavery, racial violence and mature subject matter. 📺 Watch classic movies and television 24/7 at BlackTreeTV.com — Where Legends Live Forever. 🔔

Starring John Kitzmiller, Herbert Lom, Olive Moorefield

Alma Lancaster, 18, appears to lead a perfect life within a wealthy family who believes she is studying law. In secret, she pursues her true dream: filmmaking. On campus, she meets Vadim Arcadi, 20, a magnetic and solitary rebel with a troubled past. Forced to collaborate on a student film, they clash, grow closer and fall in love — despite themselves. But someone is watching them, determined to tear them apart and expose secrets that could destroy both Alma and Vadim.

Starring Vittoria Di Savoia, Lucas Barski, Zoé Garcia

Death Journey (1976) | Fred Williamson’s Ultimate Crime Thriller | Saturday Feature Join Fred Williamson as Jesse Crowder in Death Journey (1976), an unforgettable crime thriller packed with non-stop action and suspense! Jesse Crowder, an ex-cop with a tough-as-nails approach, is hired to escort a key witness across the country, dodging deadly assassins hired by a ruthless crime boss, Jack Rosewald. With only 48 hours to bring the witness to court, Crowder must rely on his wits, strength, and unorthodox methods to survive the journey. Can Crowder deliver his witness in time, or will Rosewald’s men silence him first? Watch this classic 70s action film for intense chases, shootouts, and Fred Williamson in his iconic role! 📅 Chapters: 00:00 – Intro 01:50 – District Attorney's Dilemma 02:25 – 48-Hour Extension for Witness Protection 04:08 – Rosewald’s Mocking Threat 05:49 – Jesse Crowder Takes the Job 22:39 – Trouble on the Road 23:24 – Shootout and Survival 50:45 – Discovery of the Betrayal 54:25 – Crowder’s Final Showdown 1:12:22 – Conclusion and Resolution 💥 Don't forget to like, comment, and

Starring Fred Williamson, Bernie Kuby, Art Maier

MEAN MOTHER (1974) | A GRITTY BLAXPLOITATION ACTION CLASSIC BlackTree Media presents Mean Mother, a 1974 action-packed crime drama starring Dobie Gray, Dennis Safren, Luciana Paluzzi and Albert Cole. Set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War, the film follows two American soldiers whose lives take an unexpected turn after they become involved in criminal activities overseas. Years later, their paths cross again in Europe, where smuggling, betrayal and dangerous underworld connections pull them into a violent struggle for survival. Directed by Al Adamson and León Klimovsky, Mean Mother blends Vietnam-era drama, international crime and the gritty action style of 1970s exploitation cinema. Dobie Gray, best remembered for his hit songs The “In” Crowd and Drift Away, takes on a leading dramatic role in this unusual entry in the blaxploitation era. 🎬 Year: 1974 | Rating: Not Rated | Runtime: Approximately 88 minutes Rediscover a lesser-known piece of 1970s Black cinema featuring a celebrated soul singer in an unexpected action role. 📺 Watch classic movies and television 24/7 at BlackTreeTV.com — Where Legends Live Forever. 🔔

Starring Dobie Gray, Dennis Safren, Luciana Paluzzi

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Listen to COMING HOME from the multi-platinum Grammy Award winning global entertainment icon here: Follow USHER TikTok Instagram Twitter Facebook Youtube See USHER Live: Lyrics: We ain’t good good, but we still good We ain’t good good, but we still good I hate that we didn’t make it to forever Probably ain’t getting back together But that don’t mean that I can’t wish you better We ain’t good good, but we still good I realize that I can’t be your lover Let’s just keep it honest with each other I’ll be happy for you when you find another We ain’t good good, but we still good Who knew it’d be like this? Usually my exes turn to enemies But this is different ‘Cause we don’ got closer now that you ain’t with me All that love that we had Ain’t no way we gon’ forget that And your family, love me like I’m family You know where you stand with me, so when they ask tell them “Right one, right place, wrong time Can’t say we didn’t try” But you always been a real one even though we ain’t together It was real love and baby it’s still love I hate that we didn’t make it to forever Probably ain’t getting back together But that don’t mean that I can’t wish you better We ain’t good good, but we still good I realize that I can’t be your lover Let’s just keep it honest with each other I’ll be happy for you when you find another We ain’t good good, but we still good All them plans you made for me to be your Mrs. All the stacks that you done spent on me at Lenox It don’t go forgotten But we’re happier apart than locked in No smoke with me, I promise boy I don’t do drama It didn’t work, but I hope you find another I wish you peace, I wish you good sex and good sleep Find the girl of your dreams ‘Cause I sleep well at night knowing this ain’t meant to be Right one, right place, wrong time Can’t say we didn’t try All good things come to an end So let’s just learn the lessons and find loving again I hate that we ain’t make it to forever Probably ain’t getting back together But that don’t mean that I can’t wish you better We ain’t good good, but we still good I realize that I can’t be your lover Let’s just keep it honest with each other I’ll be happy for you when you find another We ain’t good good, but we still good No matter who you with I want to see you happy (on God) It didn’t work out, but that don’t mean you should attack me (21, 21) We enjoy the five star meals, but you was with me for the Zaxby’s (facts) Holding me down from the start, I used to be broke I was actually (21) I hate that we didn’t tie the knot, but shit that’s how life goes (on God) You always will say that I might blow (21) Got rich and I paid for your lipo (21) I know the person you is (yeah) That’s why I still want to be friends (on God) If you wanna open up a new salon, I still help pay for the wigs (straight up) And I help with the lease (on God) You know I ain’t never been cheap (21) Relationships don’t always last, but let’s not turn it to beef (21) I come through from time to time and have you grabbing them sheets That’s if you want to, I’m just playing girl Stop smacking your teeth (21, 21) I hate that we didn’t make it to forever Probably ain’t getting back together But that don’t mean that I can’t wish you better We ain’t good good, but we still good (we still good) I realize that I can’t be your lover Let’s just keep it honest with each other I’ll be happy for you when you find another We ain’t good good, but we still good Directed by : Producer : Executive Producer : Production Company : Executive Producers RiTE Media : Paris Schulman .parii , Service Production Company : Cinematographer : Production Designer: Editor : Colorist: Label : mega/gamma EP : Alexa Dedlow Management: , Larry Tull, Creative Director : Choreographer: Head of Production Partizan : Director Representation: Nicole O’Connell Assistant to Warren Fu : .nech Steadicam Op : 1st AD : Hamm Gaffer : Brian “DeCon” DeContreras Key Grip : Chris Bauer Post Production : Assistant Editors Therapy Studios : Leo Ortega , Hope Abrom Sound Design : Flame Artist : Executive Producer Therapy Studios : Senior Producer Company 3 : Post Coordinator Partizan: Bogui Adjorlolo