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A decomposing cleric showcases three short films of terror and mutilation. A man, woman, and her pregnant daughter are escaping a countryside teeming with zombies until their van breaks down and they must survive on foot in a visceral homage to golden age Italian zombie films; another man is sliced to death by a woman in a hotel room, and one year later, another man named Janus seeks a room at the same inn and suffers a night of torment, with only traces of a woman left at daybreak -- whom he then meets at a nearby cemetery. In the final tale, a series of texts interrupt a jogger, who finds a murdered woman -- after being questioned by the police, he returns home where bizarre events have already started to unfold.
When three girls head out for a relaxing weekend in the woods, their plans are ruined by a crazed killer set to pick them off. What their attacker doesn't know is that they've survived this kind of thing before... and this time they're ready for a fight, and blood is going to be spilled, because these girls are done with running from their demons!
A woman, unaware that she's being manipulated by a gory, alien sex-parasite, suddenly finds herself thrust into a world of bloody horror as her own reality collides with a group of Satan-worshiping young cheerleaders who murder and cannibalize their way through the dark woods.
In Chris Alexander's multi-media meditation on memory, isolation, identity, and bloodletting, a beautiful leather-clad humanoid (Ali Chappell) walks through a dream-world, plagued by violent visions and fragments of memories. After holing up in a monstrous home, the alien succubus flits in and out of reality, replaying the grisly murder of her doppelganger (Cheryl Singleton) while doubting her own sanity, and eventually, her existence.
A Space in Time is a candid, lyrical, and intimate portrait of one family's struggle to transcend the merciless fatal childhood disease Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. In turn, this journey becomes a celebration of the disabled life -- a life cut short. This film carries us through an up-close, poetic and frank portrait of a family surviving and thriving through the ups and downs of the disease. We see Theo and Oskar's gradual transition from walking to greater dependency on wheelchairs, both through their eyes, and the eyes of their parents Nick and Klara. Join their journey as the latter learn to cope with the inevitability of losing their sons to an illness that currently has no cure.
On the quaint Prince Edward Island, Kevin and his wife are struggling to make ends meet. When a substantial fortune washes ashore, promising a change of luck, the couple's lives take an unexpected turn. However, the windfall attracts an ominous stranger, plunging the peaceful fishing village into criminal chaos. As Kevin grapples with moral dilemmas and choices that could define his family's future, his journey becomes a riveting exploration of morality and the unexpected consequences of fortune.
When a socially awkward Midwestern woman inherits a porn studio, she plans to take the money and run - until her dead father and a band of misfits force her to face her fears, and learn that misfits are people too.
After facing an Alien tribunal and forced to recount her life, Anne becomes haunted by the memories of her younger sister Karen, who mysteriously went missing, leaving Anne to navigate a series of bizarre events as her life began to fall apart. When she meets a young student named Ginger at an all-girls art school, they form a deep connection, and soon the relationship starts to reflect Anne's relationship with her missing sister. A sumptuous feast for the senses by way of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Luis Bunuel, and David Lynch.
Harris (James Henderson) and his mother (Diane Ayala Goldner) love the movies, but sometimes other audience members spoil things; when disruptive film-goers start dropping like flies, Harris finds himself confronting his past and questioning his sanity. This slasher-comedy with an '80s vibe is sheer unapologetic homage (fearforever.com) full of laugh-out-loud dialogue and made with love. (letterboxd.com) -- So, sit back, relax, and for the love of God, turn off your cell phone!
Twisted humor and bullets fly when a young couple shopping for wedding rings and two brothers who can't seem to get along, become entangled with a crazy mob boss out for revenge.
Three eccentric siblings return to their childhood home to reconnect but end up digging up the past of their parents' mysterious disappearances.
When a young student discovers a fascinating and unfinished manuscript about a child lost in the woods, he finds himself on a unexpected dark journey that will change not only him but the past itself.
Chief Inspector Jack Sullivan is in a losing battle with alcohol and his own inner demons after his wife goes missing when the case of a lifetime lands on his desk. Tracking down a vigilante serial killer stocking the northern English streets.
Before returning to university, Frankie wants one last night out in her coastal hometown. But it's not just friends, family and ex-boyfriends that don't want to see her leave... Local bogeyman Mr. Punch is stalking the town and knows just the way to do it. As the carnage escalates, Frankie and friends must fight to stay alive in this seaside-gothic, end-of-the-pier slasher, the first installment in what Edwards hopes will become the first UK horror franchise in the Jason/Michael/Freddie/Jigsaw tradition.
Hail to the teeth! The President of the United States has been bitten by a werewolf and is loose on the streets of Washington on a killing rampage! Meet John Wolfman politician, single father and suspect in a series of grizzly murders around the capitol. Throw in Smokey the Bear, a mad scientist, and the Miss Teen beauty pageant and this Wolfman's got his hairy hands full. A comedy/horror/political satire and 'green movie' made entirely out of recycled stock footage, grainy government shorts, classroom education films, vintage stag reels and funky public domain features. This DVD is the director's cut of the film, loaded with extras and a commentary track.