LOS ANGELES - Highlights of Hollywood's 2005 film slate. Many films do not yet have specific release dates, some remain untitled and studio schedules are subject to change. For films that have specific dates, the month of release is noted in parentheses:

Winter and spring:

ALIENS OF THE DEEP: James Cameron crafts another 3-D documentary, this time exploring exotic undersea life. (January)

ALONE IN THE DARK: A paranormal investigator (Christian Slater) discovers that demons are coming to rule the world. (January)

THE AMITYVILLE HORROR: An update of the 1979 fright flick about a family that moves into a house with a malevolent presence. With Ryan Reynolds and Melissa George. (April)

ARE WE THERE YET?: Ice Cube takes a slapstick road trip with two mischievous kids, hoping to win a date with their mom (Nia Long). (January)

ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13: Ethan Hawke and Laurence Fishburne star in a remake of the 1976 thriller about a siege to free a jailed crime boss. (January)

THE BALLAD OF JACK AND ROSE: Daniel Day-Lewis is a dying activist coping with his rebellious daughter. Day-Lewis' wife, Rebecca Miller, directs. (March)

BEAUTY SHOP: Queen Latifah opens a new salon in this spinoff from the "Barbershop" comedies. With Kevin Bacon and Djimon Hounsou. (March)

BECAUSE OF WINN-DIXIE: A lonely girl finds solace in a stray dog she adopts. With Jeff Daniels, Cicely Tyson and AnnaSophia Robb. (February)

BE COOL: "Pulp Fiction" pals John Travolta and Uma Thurman reunite in a follow-up to Travolta's crime romp "Get Shorty." (March)

BOOGEYMAN: Producer Sam Raimi follows his horror hit "The Grudge" with a tale of a man haunted by terrifying visions. With Lucy Lawless. (February)

THE CAVE: Spelunkers find terror in a network of Romanian caves. With Cole Hauser, Piper Perabo and Morris Chestnut. (April)

CONSTANTINE: Keanu Reeves is the hero of DC Comics'"Hellblazer" series, who journeys to the underworld in a crime investigation. Rachel Weisz co-stars. (February)

CRASH: Sandra Bullock, Don Cheadle, Brendan Fraser and Matt Dillon lead an ensemble drama revolving around a disparate group of Los Angeles dwellers. (May)

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