Barbara Goodson

Zizan Razak

Chris Jai Alex

Ogie Banks

After a really bad crash, Wheely was demoted from a rookie racer to a downtown cabbie with a mountain of debt and a bruised ego. The cause of the accident is no other than Putt Putt, his philosophical/Feng Shui practitioner fan turned to-best friend. Everything was fine until Wheely fell "head-over-wheels" over Bella, a supermodel from the upper echelons of society. To make things worse...she's got a boyfriend! Luckily for Wheely, Bella finds his street smart, ghetto-like, funny-guy character appealing.... but just before he gets the chance to get to know her better, her stuck-up boyfriend Ben, gets in the way. And that's not all.... Wheely's faced with an even bigger problem when his dream girl gets car-napped by a global syndicate masterminded by an 18-wheeler truck, Kaiser.—Dr. Shireen M Hashim

Wheely

Wheely (2018)

Eric Tsang

Yasuaki Kurata

Alex Pychtin

Jordan Chan

A group of former mercenaries reunite to plan an epic heist: boosting a truck full of medicine held by a foreign intelligence agency to supply a refugee camp in need. But when they find the truck is actually filled with stolen gold, the band of brothers realize they've been double-crossed by one of their own - and putting the situation right will be all out war.—AnonymousB

Golden Job

Golden Job (2018)

Debra Lawrance

John Jarratt

Alex Scott

Gerda Nicolson

In a rest home for elderly people, a daughter reads her mother's diary. Soon events that are mentioned in the mother's diary begin to happen to the daughter.

Next of Kin

Next of Kin (1982)

Catherine Curtin

Rebecca Faulkenberry

Henry Zebrowski

Alex Hurt

Serena Brooks, an ambitious young actress, signs on as the star of a horror film with a crew of backwoods filmmakers that have worked together for years. When the cast starts disappearing, Serena has to become her character if she wants to survive.—gs

Cut Shoot Kill

Cut Shoot Kill (2017)

Paul D. Ufema

Alex Bennett

Glenn D. Frazier

Kazuaki Kato

During Japan's surrender at the end of World War II, numerous swords were confiscated by American officers. In order to better understand the past and build a bridge between cultures in the present, a filmmaker attempts to return one of these surrendered swords to its original owner.

Forgive - Don't Forget

Forgive - Don't Forget (2018)

Linda Cardellini

Matthew Lillard

Alicia Silverstone

Alex Lee

A group of friends who like to solve mysteries have to face the past as multiple enemies from their past show up and begin wreaking havoc on the city. They must find a useful way to defeat and put a stop to their past enemies once and for all.—RECB3

Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed

Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004)

Megan Fox

Alex Essoe

Mickey Rourke

Bill Murray

In Reno, the former successful trumpet player Nate Poole has a one night stand with the wife of the powerful and ruthless mobster Happy Shannon and one of his gangsters abducts Nate to kill him in the desert. Out of the blue, Nate is saved by Indians and he walks through the desert until he reaches a side show owned by Sam Adamo. Nate asks if Sam has a telephone to make a phone call to his friend Harriet, but he sees a beautiful woman with wings called Lily Luster and he asks a drink to her. Then he invites Lily to move with him to Reno. However Sam kidnaps Nate to kill him with a snake, but Lily rescues Nate with a truck and they head to Reno. Nate plots a scheme to raise some money, offering Lily to Happy. Along their journey back to Reno, Nate falls in love with her and he decides to call off the agreement with Happy. But the criminal finds Nate's hideout and abducts Lily and keeps the angel with him. Neverthless Nate is decided to rescue Lily from Hàppy's fortress.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Passion Play

Passion Play (2010)

Nat Wolff

Alex Wolff

Julia Macchio

Polly Draper

Two brothers whose relationship is challenged when they find they are in love with the same girl, but it is also about the unshakable bond between them.

Stella's Last Weekend

Stella's Last Weekend (2018)

Adelaide Clemens

Joe Bird

Alex Russell

Hannah Taylor

After a vivid dream, Maude Ashton returns to Adelaide, certain she now knows the whereabouts of her missing twin sister.

Rabbit

Rabbit (2017)

Taylor Richardson

Val Kilmer

Paul Ben-Victor

In New York City, Ms. Daigle, a teacher, returns home to her apartment in a dark and depressing building. Her landlord Mr. Johnson tells her that a master key is missing and that all the locks will have to be replaced. Ms. Daigle goes in her apartment to find Ann missing, and there is a note saying she had to leave. Brad is in bed and has some sort of disability, so he needs to be taken care of. Once Ms. Daigle has done what she needs to for Brad, she grades papers with a red pencil. A camera shows Brad's room. An image appears on the screen and then disappears. Brad starts yelling and Ms. Daigle goes in his room to find him holding a bunch of keys which he won't let go of. Then Ms. Daigle is attacked several times and stabbed with her red pencils.Phil arrives at the building with his moody 14-year-old daughter Violet and his 7-year-old daughter Rose. He checks in with Cal and tells the girls to wait in the lobby. Phil tells Mr. Johnson he is applying for the job as super because he wants to be able to spend time with his daughters now that their mother is deceased, and that being a cop was too risky, since they have already lost one parent. Mr. Johnson explains that the building was a savings and loan that failed during the Depression, and it has a mix of luxury apartments whose residents can take advantage of a gym and other amenities, and low-income apartments. There are multiple basement floors which are like a maze, and a furnace that dates to the 1890s. In the lobby, mean old Mrs. Grey, who has a small yappy dog, is pleased to see Violet reading George Bernard Shaw. Rose, playing with a toy with tiny silver balls that are supposed to go in a clown's mouth, gets bored and starts looking around. Violet also disappears and she meets Vondell, who is about her age and lets her have a cigarette. Rose goes downstairs to the furnace, which fascinates her, and a creepy janitor named Walter tells her she shouldn't be there.When he is finished with Mr. Johnson, Phil wonders where his girls are. Beverly, a pretty blonde woman, says she saw Violet. When he finds her and Vondell, Phil chastises Violet for smoking. The family moves into what must be the worst apartment in the entire building, but Phil says it's only temporary. As usual, Violet is unhappy but she's unhappy about everything. And the murder victim was her favorite teacher.Mrs. Grey hears a noise and takes a knife when she goes to investigate. There is a pleasant lullaby and she disappears.Phil is taking out the trash and sees the bag from Ms. Daigle's apartment with broken red pencils. Then he meets Julio, one of the other building employees, who says Phil can take what he wants to furnish his apartment and helps him move in some furniture. So far there is no bed, but Rose ends up getting the first bed, leaving Violet and her father still sleeping on the floor. When they see Beverly out for a run, Julio says his wife works for her at a museum. However, Julio hits on other women.Vondell is too busy to answer the door but his mother is fixing a meal and tells him to answer the door anyway. Vondell goes out into the hall and asks someone why they are there, and he too disappears. Vondell's mother is upset that her son is missing. Soon, the missing people in the building are making the news.Phil has several encounters with Walter, whose creepy behavior around his girls annoys Phil, and Phil threatens Walter. Eventually, Phil attacks Walter, then he wakes up. Then Rose can't sleep and she wakes up her father. They go visit the furnace.Mr. Johnson tells Cal there have been complaints about the noise Mrs. Grey's dog is making. Cal says Mrs. Grey will have him fired if she goes in her apartment. Mr. Johnson says Mrs. Grey has been in that apartment 50 years paying next to nothing and he doesn't care. Cal and Mr. Johnson find the dog but no Mrs. Grey, and her cane is still there.Rose is happy that her family gets to take care of the dog.Phil starts spending time with Beverly and they learn about each other. Beverly says she understands Violet because her father had connections and was able to get custody or her and her sister and cut them off from her mother.Phil's family attends a party and meets Julio's wife and kids. Rose is disappointed when they have to leave the party early. Rose loses her bed after it is discovered Walter put something dirty in it.Ms. Daigle's apartment is much nicer than it was as two women prepare to rent it. Julio notices there is still blood on the floor but Mr. Johnson uses a machine to clean it up before anyone can see it.Violet gets in the elevator and it gets stuck. Walter's apartment has numerous screens that let him watch what is going on in the building, and he is able to restart the elevator. Violet gets out on a very dark floor.Fed up with Walter's behavior toward his girls, Phil plants a piece of Mrs. Gray's cane in Walter's apartment and makes an anonymous call to the police. There are numerous religious items. Phil believes enough evidence will be found that Walter can be arrested for the murder. Walter is arrested, but he is soon released.Mr. Johnson exits the mechanical room and tells Phil he shouldn't go in there because that's not part of his job.Phil starts to suspect Mr. Johnson is getting rid of people in rent-control apartments so he can bring in people who can pay more.Phil and Beverly spend more time together and Phil tells Beverly how he saved Rose when their home burned but couldn't get to his wife in time. Violet was outside.A pretty female employee of Mr. Johnson gets Phil to go fix something, leaving Julio to watch Phil's girls. In fact, Julio and the woman go into a room and do something else.Julio goes in Phil's apartment and lets the dog out of its cage. He sees a ball and wants to know why a ball that belonged to Vondell is in Phil's apartment. When he sees Rose, he says he never met Rose before. Rose explains no one sees her until it is time. One of the silver balls goes into the clown's mouth, the lullaby plays, and Julio is killed.Mr. Johnson confronts Phil when he learns the police department he claims to have worked for never heard of him. Then Mr. Johnson is killed.Violet needs someone to talk to, and as she spends time with Beverly, at long last she seems happy. Violet shows Beverly photos on her phone. Beverly sees a photo that looks like Rose, but it's actually Violet from seven years earlier. Beverly has never actually seen Rose, but Violet explains that she and Rose were twins and Rose was always the one who got what she wanted. One day she got angry and set the house on fire, and she was killed. Rose claims her father broke her neck and threw her out the window. Beverly realizes she and Violet are in danger and they start running, ending up in Walter's apartment.Phil has another fight with Walter, and it appears Walter might have died, but he eventually comes back, throws something at Rose that stops her from moving, and makes a circle around Rose which he sets on fire.Rose is rescued, and Beverly fears she will be the next victim, but Rose says she wants a mommy. Beverly is willing to join the family, and they walk through the lobby. The audience sees four people, and Cal only sees three.

The Super

The Super (2017)

Lacey Chabert

Alex Zahara

Michael Kopsa

Lisa Durupt

Matt Kell dies from a slow cancer, leaving wife Gina and two preteen sons Drew and Sam. A bit later, Matt's best mate Michael Spehn loses his wife Cathy to rapid cancer, leaving him with three preteens: Jack, Danny, and Charlotte. Both families struggle to resume a somewhat normal life, but the parents feel stifled by the helpful small-town community and Michael by his busybody parent-in-law. Over time, the widow(er) duo finds support among each other and grows ever closer, as the kids instantly bond to become inseparable playmates. After a year, rumors about an "indecent" romance and Charlotte's hostility against "unwanted mother-substitute" Gina nearly overrule the joint family vote to virtually merge, but the boys' eagerness to all play angels at the parish Christmas pageant triggers truth time.—KGF Vissers

The Color of Rain

The Color of Rain (2014)

Alex Karpovsky

Dustin Guy Defa

Clifford McCurdy

Max Heller

Erik Sparrow is one of the lucky ones. He's got a good job. He's in a stable relationship. He lives in one of the greatest cities in the world. Does he deserve it? Probably not. He's not too bright. He's not very attractive. He's not at all ambitious. He's chubby and he's always complaining. And when his girlfriend Jody proposes to him, he doesn't even have the good sense to accept her offer. He'll never find a woman like this again. Instead, Erik bumbles his way around the issue, offering one excuse after another for not getting married. When Jody dumps him and starts seeing an old flame from college, Erik tries to win her back. When he fails, he attempts to date other women, but the results are disastrous. Erik's starts falling apart. His job grows more unfulfilling. He becomes obsessed with a kinky co-worker who has no interest in him. He becomes riddled with despair. One night, Erik meets an enigmatic stranger named Gavin who asks him, "Do you want to die?" Erik shrugs and says, "I do." Then everything goes pitch black. When Erik wakes up from the darkness, he finds himself changed forever. He's stronger, more confident and free to do whatever he wants. Dating is a cinch. He's a Lothario, a sexual dynamo; able to seduce any women he wants without even trying. He quits his job. Finally, he's free and unshackled with not a care in the world. Except for one little thing, the excruciating stomach pains. There's only one remedy for that... BLOOD!—Onur Tukel

Summer of Blood

Summer of Blood (2014)

Alex Sgambati

Chandler Massey

Angela Gulner

Tony Plana

Three aspiring actresses set out to break into the cut-throat world of acting in Los Angeles. Naomi is on the verge of stardom, Joe struggles to keep her head above water and Elsa is a fresh face on the scene. As each young woman is forced to face her deepest fears and insecurities, they all discover the lengths to which they will go to fight against failure. The promise of Hollywood is tempting, but what will they do when that promise is broken? How will they cope when pushed to their breaking points? Butterfly Caught offers a glimpse into the darker side of Hollywood's bright facade, exposes the seduction of fame and captures the thirst for relevance in a city that cycles through talent and destroys ambitions.

Butterfly Caught

Butterfly Caught (2017)

Arthur Kennedy

Alex Cord

Robert Ryan

Massimo Sarchielli

When outlaw Clay McCord learns the Governor of New Mexico has offered an amnesty to all who apply for it at the town of Tuscosa, he is intrigued but suspicious. He circles the vicinity, weighing the offer and encountering other outlaws, all the while troubled by occasional "spells" resembling the epileptic fits which plagued his father. Eventually McCord reaches Tuscosa where he clashes with the local marshal, Roy Colby. The Governor then arrives and tries to calm the situation, knowing that if McCord asks for amnesty, other outlaws will follow. Events lead to a shoot-out with McCord, Colby, and the Governor on one side while a band of outlaws comprise the other.—dinky-4 of Minneapolis

A Minute to Pray, a Second to Die

A Minute to Pray, a Second to Die (1967)

Kevin Sorbo

Alex Dimitriades

Vince Colosimo

Tony Nikolakopoulos

After the events of The Wog Boy (2000), Steve Karamitsis and Frank, his best mate from Melbourne, find themselves treading water, desperately trying to break a dry spell. However, things will take an unexpected turn when Steve receives a phone call from his unknown cousin Jimis, informing him that he has inherited a prime beach-front property on the cosmopolitan island of Mykonos, Greece, from an uncle he's never met. Convinced he has struck it rich, Steve catches the first plane to Mykonos, only to find himself up against the local mentality and a wolf in sheep's clothing bent on getting his hands on the beach worth millions.—Nick Riganas

The Kings of Mykonos

The Kings of Mykonos (2010)

Graham Verchere

Rich Sommer

J. Alex Brinson

Judah Lewis

In the summer of 1984, the small seaside town of Cape May, Oregon is plagued by the "Cape May Slayer", a serial killer responsible for the disappearances of 13 teenage boys in the county over the decade prior.Fifteen-year-old Davey Armstrong (Graham Verchere), the son of a journalist who breaks the story, suspects that his neighbor Wayne Mackey (Rich Sommer), a popular police officer in their hometown of Ipswich, is the Cape May Slayer. Davey's friends whom are Dale "Woody" Woodworth (Caleb Emery), Curtis Farraday (Cory Grüter-Andrew), and Tommy "Eats" Eaton (Judah Lewis) reject this theory, on account of Davey's reputation for conspiracy theories and urban legends.However, when a boy Davey sees inside Mackey's house appears on the back of a milk carton days later, they agree to help him investigate.The four teen boys document Mackey's daily routine and discover many suspicious activities; Mackey regularly purchases gardening tools and bags of soil, brings a duffel bag to work every day, and goes on routine late-night jogs. One night, when the friends stake out Mackey's house under the guise of a game of manhunt, Mackey witnesses Davey plant a walkie-talkie outside his window, leaving Davey worried that he is becoming suspicious.Later, Woody and Farraday discover a second vehicle and canisters of sodium hydroxide in a self-storage room owned by Mackey, and Davey and Eats discover the bloodstained shirt of the missing boy, hidden in Mackey's garden shed.They present their evidence to Davey's parents, who are outraged at the boys, calling their investigation vandalism. Mr. Armstrong brings the boys to Mackey's house and has them apologize. Mackey, who claims that the boy seen inside his home was his nephew, expresses no hard feelings, but Davey is grounded.Davey later sneaks out with Nikki Kaszuba (Tiera Skovbye), his friend and the boys' mutual crush, who insists that Davey abandon the investigation. The next day, Mackey visits Davey's home and attempts to call his nephew as proof of his innocence, but the call is not answered. Davey discovers that Mackey dialed his own home phone number, and relaunches the investigation.The following day, a suspect is arrested in the Cape May Slayer case, with Mackey the arresting officer. Disgusted, Davey makes plans to break into Mackey's home during the 1984 Cape May Festival. Farraday, who attends the festival as a lookout, discovers that the bags of soil were purchased for a city beautification project, and he and Eats abandon their posts.Davey, Woody and Nikki enter Mackey's home with Mr. Armstrong's video camera and explore a locked room in the basement, apparently decorated to resemble Mackey's childhood room. They enter an adjoining bathroom and are horrified to find the missing boy's desiccated corpse in the bathtub, along with a still-living recent abductee. Mackey really is the Cape May Slayer all along. They present their footage to the Ipswich Police Department, who issue an APB on Mackey.That night, Mackey abducts Davey and Woody, and abandons them in his cruiser on an offshore island, announcing that they are to play a game of manhunt. The boys flee into the wilderness as Mackey pursues, but lose their footing on a corpse dump. Davey distracts Mackey long enough for Woody to make a break for the cruiser, but Mackey overpowers Woody and slits his throat. He corners Davey, poised to kill, but decides instead to spare him - to leave him paranoid and constantly expectant for Mackey's eventual return.Rescued and returned to a normal life, Davey retraces his morning paperboy route, passing the abandoned home of a missing neighborhood boy; Eats's house, trashed by his fighting parents; and Mackey's house, plastered with police tape. He unfurls a newspaper, the headline announcing that the Cape May Slayer is still at large.

Summer of 84

Summer of 84 (2018)

Maggie Cheung

Jean-Pierre Léaud

Nathalie Richard

Alex Descas

French filmmaker René Vidal was once a renowned director, but most see his career on a quick downward slide based on his last several films. In Paris, he is just starting to film his latest movie, a remake of Les vampires (1915), and has hired Hong Kong based Chinese actress Maggie Cheung as the title lead, "Irma Vep" (an anagram for "vampire"), despite she knowing no French and she not being an obvious choice to most. Maggie has never worked with Vidal before and knows little about his movies, but many of his primarily French crew are part of his regular stable. As such, Maggie may become isolated among the cast and crew, unless there are those who bring her into their English conversations, they who may have somewhat ulterior motives in doing so. There are also factions within the cast and crew, who, based on their history, have a poisoned sense of what is going on. With Vidal, he is dealing with some personal issues while he tries to regain his film making form. He may transfer his thoughts of Irma Vep to Maggie, who he hired because he too sees her as strong and sexy like the skin-tight latex clad Irma. And Maggie may take her research for the comic bookish character to an extreme.—Huggo

Irma Vep

Irma Vep (1996)

Asa Butterfield

Ellen Burstyn

Nick Offerman

Sebastian Prendergast lives in a dated tourist spot called the House of Tomorrow with his grandmother Josephine. Sebastian longs to leave his isolated existence which quickly changes when he meets Jared Whitcomb, a young up and coming punk rocker with a heart condition, and his sister Meredith. Inspired to rebel, Sebastian decides to pick up a guitar and join Jared in becoming a punk rock group.

The House of Tomorrow

The House of Tomorrow (2017)

Chloë Grace Moretz

Carrie-Anne Moss

Alison Araya

The film follows the harrowing experience of a writer struggling with a rare neurological disease from when she first suffers symptoms to the many attempts at diagnosing it and the eventual discovery of the real cause of her illness. Based on the book, 'Brain On Fire', the true story of Susannah Cahalan, a journalist for the New York Post.—Danny

Brain on Fire

Brain on Fire (2016)

Tim Taylor

Alex Pearson

The After Effect

Matt Fairfield

Welcome to Slasher Sleepout: The Ultimate Horror Movie Experience. It's part camping trip, part haunted house, and part escape room, all rolled into one extreme 36-hour event. Six strangers are hooded, dropped in the middle of the woods, and must navigate increasingly strange and dangerous mysteries. Alexandra, the only participant who has never even seen a horror film, reluctantly tags along with her boyfriend. But one by one, the other campers meet grisly fates, and Alex must unravel the mystery of who's responsible if she wants to have any hope of survival.

Ruin Me

Ruin Me (2017)

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