Deconstructing the machinery of cinema.
Seven medical students torment their hospital's under-confident janitor Kenneth (Andrew Lee Potts), whom they have nicknamed "Freakdog". When their latest prank results in his having a seizure and slipping into a coma, one of the students (Arielle Kebbel) takes extreme measures to try and save him - with horrifying results. Red Mist, also known as Freakdog ...
A man wakes up in a dark, coffin-like space. He can barely move, but move he must if he wants to survive, because he is bleeding from an abdominal wound. As he slowly works his way through this cramped, claustrophobic labyrinth, he encounters a mysterious woman and struggles to piece together the fragments of his ...
One evening more than 50 teenage girls line a Tokyo subway platform, wait for an express arrival, and jump together to their deaths. As further suicides ensue across Japan, a trio of police detectives work around the clock to track down the mysterious 'suicide club' that appears to be controlling them. Sion Sono is one ...
A couple spend a holiday with their eight year-old daughter, only for it to reach an inexplicable and tragic end. Three years later - now in a broken relationship - they go camping in the woods, only to encounter a terrifying trio of strangers deep inside the forest. Johannes Nyholm writes and directs this strange ...
Peter (Eason Chan) is a hairdresser living in Hong Kong. He meets a mysterious girl with an eyepatch, June (Shu Qi), and they have a one-night stand. He subsequently meets her again, and discovers the reason she wears the patch: June sees ghosts and apparitions with her left eye. Once drawn into her supernatural world, ...
In the early 14th century, two knights (Nicolas Cage and Ron Perlman) fleeing from the Crusade are given a choice: face justice for their desertion, or escort an accused witch to a remote monastery in order to be judged. Accompanied on their journey by a priest, a trader, and a young aspiring knight, they soon ...
Dr Louis Creed (Jason Clarke), his wife Rachel (Amy Seimetz) and their two children move from Boston to rural Maine in the hope of finding a quieter, more easy-going lifestyle. When they find a century-old pet cemetary near the back of their property, it seems a creepy but charming oddity. When tragedy strikes - and ...
