Michael Jai White

Seth Green

Devon Sawa

Ivana Baquero

On Thanksgiving night, a group of disgruntled toy store employees begrudgingly arrive for work to open the store at midnight for the busiest shopping day of the year. Meanwhile, an alien parasite crashes to Earth in a meteor. This group of misfits led by store manager Jonathan and longtime employee Ken soon find themselves battling against hordes of holiday shoppers who have been turned into monstrous creatures hellbent on a murderous rampage on Black Friday.

Black Friday

Black Friday (2021)

Robert De Niro

Chuck Hicks

Martin Scorsese

John Turturro

When Jake LaMotta steps into a boxing ring and obliterates his opponent, he's a prizefighter. But when he treats his family and friends the same way, he's a ticking time bomb, ready to go off at any moment. Though LaMotta wants his family's love, something always seems to come between them. Perhaps it's his violent bouts of paranoia and jealousy. This kind of rage helped make him a champ, but in real life, he winds up in the ring alone.—alfiehitchie

Raging Bull

Raging Bull (1980)

Malin Akerman

Dan Stevens

Oliver Platt

Kerry Bishé

A blind man who regains his vision finds himself becoming metaphorically blinded by his obsession for the superficial.

The Ticket

The Ticket (2016)

Rainer Reiners

Leonie Brill

Dominic Purcell

Graham McTavish

A German widow, Nadja, and her son Elias prepare to board a plane to New York; Nadja, who appears to suffer from leukemia, is set to visit a doctor who can provide her with the treatment she needs to restore her health. At the airport, Elias befriends a man named Farid, while his mother takes medicine that causes her severe discomfort.As the passengers settle down for the evening, a group of men, including the co-pilot Bastian, discreetly murder the three air marshals on the plane and sabotage the black box, preventing the plane from being tracked on radar. Their leader, Berg, then makes an announcement to the passengers that he and his men are now in control of the plane and expect everyone to stay put until a ransom is paid. Elias tries to hide, and Nadja follows him. A sociopathic hijacker named Eightball sees them and shoots Nadja several times. Assuming she's dead, the hijackers begin the second stage of their plan, forcing Farid to record a statement that makes it appear the plane has been seized by terrorists for a suicide attack, knowing it will then be shot down.As Nadja slowly regains consciousness, she begins to relive the day her husband, Nikolai, was killed. He had gone to a local farmhouse for help when their car broke down during a family trip but failed to return. When Nadja went looking for him, she was attacked by his murderer, a vampire who managed to bite Nadja before being burned to death by the sunrise. Nadja soon turned into a vampire, and went back to the farmhouse looking for answers. She ran into an elderly vampire who tried to shoot her for killing his son, but she overpowered and beat him to death before escaping with vials of vampire suppressant and burning the farmhouse to the ground.Nadja manages to access the cargo hold, and removes the contacts and dentures that conceal her mutated eyes and fangs before killing and feeding on a dog. A hijacker catches her in the act and she kills him and drinks his blood, which fully transforms her into a vampire. She finds Farid and they manage to regain control of the plane just as the hijackers are about to parachute out. Berg tries to take back control of the cockpit before Nadja surprises and bites him. She then stabs him with a knife before he can fully transform.The hijackers, realizing what they're dealing with, task Eightball with killing Nadja. He subdues her with UV light before extracting some of her blood, but just as he is about to stake her, Elias confronts him with Berg's gun and accidentally shoots out a window and depressurizes the plane. The hijackers take back the cockpit and restore the pressure. Eightball flees into the cargo hold and injects himself with Nadja's blood; she tries to set him on fire but fails to fully destroy him. Soon enough, the other hijackers, with the exception of Bastian, are ambushed and killed by a vampiric Eightball, while the rest of the passengers arm themselves. Nadja convinces them that she wants to help, and they manage to lock Eightball in the hold and secure the plane.Bastian informs Nadja that the plane doesn't have enough fuel to reach New York, and that they must land soon or crash. A selfish passenger dying from an injury releases Eightball in the hopes of being bitten; instead, he kills him and proceeds to turn most of the other passengers into vampires. Nadja, knowing that they will escape if the plane lands, decides to sacrifice herself by using the hijackers' explosives to kill them. Elias stops her and goes himself, but only manages to grab the detonator before being surrounded by vampires. Nadja makes Farid promise to look after him before killing and feeding on Bastian. She tries to save her son but is attacked and drained of her blood by Eightball. Just as he goes for Elias, Farid steers the plane into the path of the morning sun, causing Eightball to burn and fall to his death.Elias uses his blood to save Nadja's life, but she rejects him and flees, knowing that her taste for his blood puts him in danger. The plane lands at an RAF base in Scotland, but the authorities ignore Elias and Farid's pleas and board the plane looking for survivors, resulting in a massacre. Elias escapes from an ambulance and runs back to the plane, so he sees his mother get out of the plane and feed on a soldier, but when he calls her she only returns a hunger roar, then heads toward him with the intention of devouring him. Realizing that his mother is gone and all that is left of her is an hungry beast, Elias activates the detonator, killing her and the other vampires. Farid is released from custody and hugs Elias as the camera slowly pulls away.

Blood Red Sky

Blood Red Sky (2021)

Jacqueline Bisset

Paddy Considine

Drew Barrymore

Frances de la Tour

Milly and Jess have been best friends forever. They've shared everything since they were kids--secrets, clothes, laughs, substances, boyfriends--now they are trying to be grown-ups. Milly has a high-flying job and lives in a beautiful townhouse with husband Kit and their two kids. Jess is a town planner and she and her boyfriend Jago live on a bohemian houseboat in a London canal. Their friendship is as rock solid as ever. That is until Jess struggles to have a much longed-for baby and Milly finds out she has breast cancer. How do you share that?—Front Row Filmed Entertainment

Miss You Already

Miss You Already (2015)

Neil Newbon

Zarra Khan

Stuart Lawson

Jason Alderson

Deep in the Amazon jungle a research team lead by a respected Professor strive to protect vulnerable and endangered species, but when their guides abandon them they soon realize they are in the hunting ground of prehistoric apex predators.

Extinction

Extinction (2014)

Helen Mirren

Jason Clarke

Sarah Snook

Eamon Farren

Inspired by true events. On an isolated stretch of land fifty miles outside of San Francisco sits the most haunted house in the world. Built by Sarah Winchester (Dame Helen Mirren) heiress to the Winchester fortune, it is a house that knows no end. Constructed in an incessant twenty-four hour a day, seven day a week mania for decades, it stands seven stories tall and contains hundreds of rooms. To an outsider it looks like a monstrous monument to a disturbed woman's madness. But Sarah is not building for herself, for her niece Marion (Sarah Snook), nor for the brilliant Dr. Eric Price (Jason Clarke), who she has summoned to the house. She is building a prison, an asylum for hundreds of vengeful ghosts, and the most terrifying amongst them have a score to settle with the Winchesters.

Winchester

Winchester (2018)

Christian Bale

Ni Ni

Atsuro Watabe

Paul Schneider

In 1937 China, during the second Sino-Japanese war, a mortician, John (Christian Bale) arrives at a Catholic church in Nanjing to prepare a priest for burial. Upon arrival he finds himself the lone adult among a group of convent girl students and prostitutes from a nearby brothel. When he finds himself in the unwanted position of protector of both groups from the horrors of the invading Japanese army, he discovers the meaning of sacrifice and honor.—msmith5484

The Flowers of War

The Flowers of War (2011)

Robert Duvall

Gregory Peck

Kim Stanley

Brock Peters

In small-town Alabama in 1932, Atticus Finch (Gregory Peck) is a lawyer and a widower. He has two young children, Jem and Scout. Atticus Finch is currently defending Tom Robinson, a Black man accused of raping a white woman. Meanwhile, Jem and Scout are intrigued by their neighbors, the Radleys, in particular the mysterious, seldom-seen Boo Radley.—grantss

To Kill a Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)

Katie Stevens

Will Brittain

Lauryn Alisa McClain

Schuyler Helford

The film starts, Bailey challenges her college roommate Harper to definitively break up with Harper's abusive boyfriend Sam. Accompanied by their other roommates Angela and Mallory, Harper and Bailey then attend a Halloween party where they meet up with attractive jock Nathan and his loudmouth friend Evan.Evan, Nathan, Harper, Bailey, Angela, and Mallory drive to a remote location to visit an extreme haunted house operated by people wearing Clown, Ghost, Witch, Vampire, Devil, and Zombie masks. Inside the attraction, the six friends witness the Witch torturing a captive woman in a milieu that appears real.At a fork in the maze, Evan, Mallory, and Harper go in one direction while Bailey, Nathan, and Angela go in another. Bailey, Nathan, and Angela encounter a test of courage that severely injures Bailey's hand and causes her to lose the heirloom ring she borrowed from Harper.Evan and Harper lose Mallory in a series of pathways that force them to go through separately. A hooded man compels Evan and Harper to continue forward without Mallory. Evan and Harper briefly encounter the Zombie wielding a chainsaw.Evan and Harper rejoin Bailey, Nathan, and Angela, but become locked in the same room. From the other side of a fence, the five friends helplessly watch the Witch seemingly kill Mallory.Confused and desperate for help, Nathan moves on alone until he encounters the masked Ghost, who identifies himself as Mitch. Mitch cagily promises to help Nathan and his friends.Bailey apologizes to Harper for losing her mother's ring. Harper confides in Bailey about growing up with a father who physically abused her mother. Meanwhile, Angela injures her hand while trying to obtain a crowbar for Evan.Nathan returns with Mitch, who claims everything is merely part of the show and no one was meant to get hurt. Mitch unlocks the door so everyone can backtrack. However, they discover the emergency exit leads to a brick wall.The group decides to go back through the single-file tunnel. Evan goes first and returns to the maze. Mitch follows next, but boards up the tunnel so that Nathan gets stuck.The Devil enters the hallway where the three girls are waiting. The Devil puts his pitchfork through Angela's head. Bailey escapes into the tunnel. Harper retreats through the door that the Devil opened.The Devil confronts Harper, who thinks the masked man may be Sam tormenting her. The Devil unmasks to reveal a deformed face adorned with tattoos and body modifications. Nathan rescues Harper by firing at the Devil with a nail gun. Harper flees.The Clown uses Harper's confiscated phone to accept a call from Sam. The Clown vaguely taunts Sam.Mitch confronts Evan in the maze. Mitch unmasks to reveal his true face before killing Evan.Nathan recovers the ring Bailey dropped. Mitch confronts Nathan. Nathan manages to text his location to Sam on Harper's phone before fleeing.Harper encounters a series of traps that mutilate her body before she makes it into an escape room. Harper hides under the bed after solving the room's riddles. Hiding triggers a flashback to watching her father beat her mother as a child, which gives Harper the strength to fight back against the Devil. Harper attacks the Devil and unlocks the exit door, which triggers a shotgun trap. The Devil recovers and attacks Harper, but she maneuvers him into the gun's line of fire and he dies. Harper stabs another masked man with a pitchfork, but he turns out to be Bailey bound, gagged, and forced into a costume.Sam arrives at the haunt. Sam triggers a trap that fires a bolt into his throat. The Clown then crushes Sam's hand with a cinder block and smashes his head with a sledgehammer.Nathan regroups with Harper. Mitch attacks Nathan while Harper battles the chainsaw Zombie. Harper manages to shoot the Zombie and rescue Nathan from Mitch.Unmasking himself as a normal person, the Vampire surrenders to Nathan and Harper while claiming he didn't know the other actors were deformed murderers. One of the killers shoots the Vampire.Harper and Nathan kill the Witch by repeatedly slamming her head with a hatch door. Harper and Nathan escape outside where Nathan kills the deformed Zombie with a baseball bat after taking a bullet. The Clown sets fire to the haunt while Harper and Nathan eventually recover in a hospital.Some time later, the Clown breaks into Harper's parents' house. However, the Clown ends up caught in a trap as Harper fires at him with a shotgun.

Haunt

Haunt (2019)

John Cena

Aidan Gillen

Taylor Cole

Ashley Scott

Uniformed New Orleans PD officer Danny Fisher earns his promotion to detective to his near-rather lucky, albeit brave, arrest of ruthless terrorist arms-dealer Miles Jackson, whose girlfriend Erica Kessen got accidentally killed during the dirty FBI-operation. Exactly a year later, Miles has escaped and blows up Danny's house as foretaste of a Herculean race to accomplish twelve near-impossible tasks against the clock, otherwise his kidnapped girlfriend Molly will be killed. Yet at the end, another master-plan is suspected.—KGF Vissers

12 Rounds

12 Rounds (2009)

Julia Roberts

Kathryn Newton

Courtney B. Vance

Tim Guinee

Follows the charming yet troubled Ben Burns (Hedges), who returns home to his unsuspecting family one fateful Christmas Eve. Ben's wary mother Holly Burns (Roberts) welcomes her beloved son's return, but soon learns he is still very much in harm's way. During the 24 hours that may change their lives forever, Holly must do everything in her power to avoid the family's downfall.

Ben Is Back

Ben Is Back (2018)

Skyler Gisondo

Vladimir Putin

Kara Hayward

Vincent Kartheiser

Set in the dark underbelly of Silicon Valley, "The Social Dilemma" fuses investigative documentary with enlightening narrative drama. Expert testimony from tech whistle-blowers exposes our disturbing predicament: the services Big Tech provides--search engines, networks, instant information, etc.--are merely the candy that lures us to bite. Once we're hooked and coming back for more, the real commodity they sell is their prowess to influence and manipulate us.—Sundance Film Festival

The Social Dilemma

The Social Dilemma (2020)

Maisie Williams

Sylvester McCoy

Andrew Ellis

Rita Tushingham

The Owners follow a group of friends in the 1990s who think they found the perfect easy score: an empty house with a safe full of cash. But when the elderly couple that lives there comes home early, the tables are suddenly turned. As a deadly game of cat and mouse ensues, the would-be thieves are left to fight to save themselves from a nightmare they could never have imagined.

The Owners

The Owners (2020)

Kyung-gu Sol

Kim Hye-Yoon

Nam-gil Kim

Jae-Ik Lee

Byeong-soo (Sol Kyung-gu) was a serial killer. He has secret memoir recounting his killings, stating he killed them because "they deserved to die for their own atrocities." His first victim was his father, who was abusing the rest of his family. He explains that he buried his victims in some bamboo woods. His last victim was an unknown woman, and as he was driving away, he got in a car accident and injured his head, resulting in Alzheimer's disease. He stopped killing after the accident.Byeong-soo, now a veterinarian, lives with his teenage daughter Eun-hee (Kim Seol-hyun), who cares for him and records his activities in a tape recorder for him to remember them. The former serial killer goes to poetry class, where everyone praises his poems on the murders. However, when he threatens to kill them, they don't take him seriously. A woman, Jo Yeon-joo (Hwang Seok-jeong), from the class develops a crush on him, irritating him. He does his best to drive her away, but like the rest of the poetry group, she always thinks his threats are jokes from his poems. Byeong-soo is also unlikely friends with a policeman Byeong-man (Oh Dal-su).There is a new series of killings and the doctor wonders if he has started killing again. The doctor has a rear ender accident with someone and there is unexplained blood at the scene. He sneaks some of it away as the other driver gets out. The driver says he hit a deer but Byeong-soo thinks he has found the psychopath killer. He follows the man and discovers a woman's body, and reports it to the police. Byeong-soo also gives the police a sample of blood. Despite his own findings that the blood was human blood, the police state that it was deer blood.The man is revealed to be a local police man Tae-joo (Kim Nam-gil), who starts dating Eun-hee, meeting her while searching for Byeong-soo. He forbids her from seeing the young cop. To protect Eun-hee, he fights to keep his memory and he plans to kill Tae-joo. However it becomes apparent that his memories may not be as reliable as he expects them to be after attacking Eun-hee, mistaking her for the woman who was his last victim.Byeong-soo's fears are apparently confirmed when he finds himself restrained to a wall, with Tae-joo hacking into his memoir. Byeong-soo attempts to reach his tape recorder to record Tae-joo's conversation, but apparently fails, barely managing to grab it and drops it. Tae-joo reveals he swapped the blood sample with deer blood, and threatens to kill Eun-hee unless Byeong-soo takes the blame for Tae-joo's crimes. Byeong-soo then wakes up, with no memory of what happened, and the entire incident is assumed to be a dream.Byeong-soo orders Eun-hee to go with his sister (Gil Hae-yeon) in a taxi and sends them off. Byeong-soo follows Tae-joo at night, and finds footage of Yeon-joo being held hostage. When he presents this evidence to the police, they suspect Byeong-soo himself is responsible. He later learns his memories have also made him delusional, as his sister had committed suicide after he killed their father. This proves he didn't send Eun-hee away with her aunt, and comes to think his daughter was killed by him instead. Byeong-soo gives up with his suspicions, and thinks he was actually responsible for Tae-joo's murders, especially when he remembers his annoyance and threats toward Yeon-jo. The police discover the bodies buried by Byeong-soo in the woods.Byeong-soo remembers who his last victim was: his wife, whom he killed after discovering she was having an affair with another man. At this moment Byeong-soo learns that Eun-hee is not his biological daughter. After injuring his head in the car accident, he arrives home in a rage. Byeong-soo prepares to strangle a toddler Eun-hee, but his head injury causes his memory loss to kick in for the first time. When the pain goes away, he doesn't remember his wife's affair, instead comforting a frightened Eun-hee.Back in the present and filled with guilt, Byeong-soo prepares to kill himself as he listens to the remaining recordings of Eun-hee on his tape recorder. However, he stops when another recording of Tae-joo confessing his crimes plays. Byeong-soo actually recorded Tae-joo's confession and threats to his daughter when he reached for the device. Byeong-soo realizes that he sent Eun-hee into a taxi with Tae-joo as the driver.As Byeong-man prepares a search for Byeong-soo, he receives a call from the latter. Byeong-soo says that Tae-joo has his daughter, and plays the recording of Tae-joo's threats to the policeman, convincing him of the truth. The two work together to find Tae-joo, and Byeong-man follows him to a cabin in the woods. Byeong-man hides in the cabin and sees that Tae-joo has kidnapped Eun-hee, but Tae-joo kills the policeman as he prepares to apprehend him. As Byeong-soo arrives to the location, he records that he must save Eun-hee, and replaces her picture with Tae-joo's in a locket she gave to him to remember that he is a killer.As Tae-joo is outside, Byeong-soo hides Eun-hee and Tae-joo attacks him. With his head injured again, Byeong-soo goes into a near-vegetative state, and he unwittingly leads Tae-joo to Eun-hee's hiding spot. As Tae-joo approaches Eun-hee, he reveals the truth of her father being a serial killer, and that he has to pay the price for his sins. Byeong-soo's memory restores and he manages to fight back before Tae-joo can kill her. Tae-joo appears to gain the upper hand, but Byeong-soo chokes him at the last minute and rolls on top of him, using the same technique he did to kill his previous victims. Tae-joo stabs him with a broken vase, but Byeong-soo persists. Finally resigning to his fate, the choking Tae-joo says that he himself will have to be punished. Byeong-soo takes the broken vase and stabs him to death. Eun-hee is now horrified by Byeong-soo, now knowing the truth about her father. However, he tells her that she is not the daughter of a murderer because of his wife's affair. Byeong-soo is later arrested. Eun-hee listens to Byeong-soo's latest recording about the need to find her and that she is the only reason why he is still alive. When she visits Byeong-soo, his Alzheimer's disease is at its worst, and he thinks he is a kid and Eun-hee is his dead sister.In the final scene, Byeong-soo is released from prison, walking on a desolate railroad. When he looks at Tae-joo's picture which is still on his daughter's locket, his perceptions take a turn for the worst: his Alzheimer's disease kicks in again, and he records, "Never trust your memory. Tae-joo is still alive," because many of his memories were unreliable before, he is suspicious of the memory of killing Tae-joo.Alternate Version:
In the final scene, Byeong-soo is released from prison, walking on a desolate railroad. He switches his shoe, which he was wearing on the wrong foot. It's shown that he is the one who committed the Maiden Murders. Also he killed his police friend, who was planning to arrest him with the help of Eun-hee and Tae-joo. Then he sedates Eun-hee and kills Tae-joo and dumps his body along with the Silver Sonata in the reservoir. The movie fades out with Byeong-soo saying "Never trust your memory".

Memoir of a Murderer

Memoir of a Murderer (2017)

Joseph Morgan

Thomas Kretschmann

Erin Richards

Josie Ho

A man wakes up in a pit of dead bodies with no memory of who he is or how he got there. Fleeing the scene, he breaks into a nearby house and is met at gunpoint by a group of terrified strangers, all suffering from memory loss. Suspicion gives way to violence as the group starts to piece together clues about their identities, but when they uncover a threat that's more vicious - and hungry - than each other, they are forced to figure out what brought them all together - before it's too late.—Tribeca Film

Open Grave

Open Grave (2013)

Andrew Garfield

Ella Purnell

Keira Knightley

Sally Hawkins

As children, Ruth, Kathy and Tommy spend their childhood at a seemingly idyllic English boarding school. As they grow into young adults, they find that they have to come to terms with the strength of the love they feel for each other, while preparing themselves for the haunting reality that awaits them.—Fox Searchlight Pictures

Never Let Me Go

Never Let Me Go (2010)

Antonio Banderas

Tommy Flanagan

Jaime King

Kim DeLonghi

The call sign Banshee is well known in the world of professional killers: it is under him that Delilah, a former CIA agent who, after the death of her father, chose the path of a mercenary, works. Many years after her loss, she will have to enlist the help of her former mentor in order to finally achieve her long-awaited revenge.—Tango Papa

Code Name Banshee

Code Name Banshee (2022)

Tobias Menzies

Rooney Mara

Ben Mendelsohn

Ruby Stokes

Tormented by a dark past, Una, a young woman in her late twenties who lives with her mother, is trapped in a dead-end job, desperately seeking a way out in ephemeral liaisons with strangers at nightclubs. Under those circumstances, an old photo of a man who used to be close to her will impel Una to stop by at his workplace, without knowing, however, what to expect from her unannounced, and above all, unpleasant visit. In the end, should the past stay buried?—Nick Riganas

Una (2016)

Britt Baron

Travis Willingham

Izabela Vidovic

Damien C. Haas

Animated series adapted from the original book, Halo: The Fall of Reach. It's an explanation and backstory of the shaping and creation of Spartan 117, The Master Chief.

Halo: The Fall of Reach

Halo: The Fall of Reach (2015)

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