Honorine Magnier

Cyril Garnier

Janis Abrikh

Elsa Erroyaux

Eva, an ex-dancer, is now living in a wheelchair, unable to walk. when her friend Sophie gives her an old wooden antique advent calendar before Christmas, she realizes each window contains a surprise that triggers repercussions in real life: some of them good, but most of them bad - Now Eva will have to choose between getting rid of the calendar or walking again - even if it causes death around her.—WTFilms

The Advent Calendar

The Advent Calendar (2021)

Isabel Jewell

Keye Luke

Edward Norris

Colin Clive

In Paris, great surgeon Dr. Gogol falls madly in love with stage actress Yvonne Orlac, and his ardor disturbs her quite a bit when he discovers to his horror that she is married to concert pianist Stephen Orlac. Shortly thereafter, Stephen's hands are badly crushed in a train accident--beyond the power of standard medicine. Knowing that his hands are his life, Yvonne overcomes her fear and goes to Dr. Gogol to beg him to help. Gogol decides to surgically graft the hands of executed murderer Rollo onto Stephen Orlac, the surgery is successful but has terrible side effects.—Ken Yousten

Mad Love

Mad Love (1935)

Bokuzen Hidari

Kôichi Uenoyama

Kôjirô Hongô

Kôichi Mizuhara

The murder of an old man on sacred grounds provokes the intervention of vengeful yôkai (Japanese spirits.)

Yokai Monsters: Along with Ghosts

Yokai Monsters: Along with Ghosts (1969)

Fred Aldrich

Charles Trowbridge

Russ Clark

Robert Livingston

Early one evening a shadowy figure climbs up and across a roof top toward the office of Dr. Rufus Maynard. Inside, Maynard tells his partner, Dr. Terry Evans, and Terry's girl friend, nurse Susan Drake, that blood has again been stolen from the laboratory for no apparent reason. When Terry, Susan and the chemist assistant, Fred Mays, leave to run some tests, Maynard is abruptly confronted by the figure from the roof. The man identifies himself as Ormand Murks and reminds Maynard that five years previously, the doctor had placed Murks in Brookdale Mental Institute, under the care of Dr. Garland. Two years later, Garland had brought Murks to Maynard for treatment, but Murks had died on the operating table of no apparent cause. The only malady from which Murks had suffered was an obsessive desire for blood transfusions, which he believed would make him immortal. Murks had requested no autopsy be allowed and that his body be returned to his brother at the Murks estate, Greenwood Knowle. Maynard is astounded by Murks's tale and Murks goes on to tell him that through voodoo rights and devil potions, he has discovered the world between the living and the dead. When Maynard is skeptical, Murks kills him and takes his blood. Later, another figure slips into Maynard's office, going directly to the laboratory storage. Murks comes upon the man, his brother, who is responsible for stealing blood for Murks. When Murks admits he has just killed the doctor for more blood, his brother is angered and decides to call the police until Murks hypnotizes him into submission. Later that same night, two policemen spot a mysterious figure digging near the local cemetery but their approach frightens the man off. They then discover a dead body, which had been strangled and embalmed and which is later identified as Maynard. Back at Maynard's office, police detectives Blair and Hendricks find Terry and Susan and accuse them of murdering Maynard, but with little proof, they depart. Soon afterward, Susan opens the lab refrigerator and the body of Fred falls out. He too has been strangled and embalmed. Blair and Hendricks, returning for further questions, arrest the pair. At headquarters both are grilled for the rest of the night but are released when another strangled and embalmed body is discovered. Returning to the office, Susan finds Murks's identification record in Maynard's waste basket, and she and Terry decide to investigate at the Murks's Greenwood Knowles estate. There, the couple make their way to the family mausoleum and discover that Murks's crypt is open and empty. Murks has seen the couple go into the vault and tries trapping them, but Terry frees them by breaking down the door. Still seeking evidence, Terry and Susan go into the main house, where they discover an undertaking table and the body of Dr. Garland, the head of the Brookdale Institute. Blair and Hendricks, having followed the two to Greenwood, appear and again accuse them of murder. Terry tries to show Blair Garland's body, but it has vanished. After Terry demands that he be allowed to show Blair the suspicious crypt, Susan is left behind at the house, guarded by a policeman. In the mausoleum, Garland's body is found in Murks's crypt while at the house the policeman is knocked unconscious. When Terry and Blair return, they realize that Susan and Blair's car has disappeared. Using the signals transmitted from the car's faulty police radio, Blair and the police track the car to Maynard's office, where they find a hypnotized Susan giving Murks a blood transfusion. Murks makes his escape with the nurse and flees to the rooftop with Terry in pursuit. Just as Murks commands Susan to shoot Terry, Blair arrives and shoots Murks, who topples from the building. Now safe, Susan is reunited with Terry.

Valley of the Zombies

Valley of the Zombies (1946)

Adrian Hough

Annabel Yuresha

Helen Rochelle

Robin Welch

Jackson is a lonely serial killer who is really beginning to question the point of all his killing. He is losing focus on why he started to kill in the first place. The future looks bleak until he meets a blind girl, Shelly, who begins to show him that life isn't so bad. It is all up to Jackson to decide if he's going to stop killing and start learning responsibility and think about finding a real job and starting a family.—Josh Pasnak

Unmasked Part 25

Unmasked Part 25 (1988)

Gen Kimura

Asao Uchida

Chikara Hashimoto

Tokio Oki

The story begins several thousand years ago in the Babylonian city of Ur. Legend says that the hideous monster Daimon lay hibernating in the ruins. Four thousand years later, some treasure hunters inadvertantly release him. Daimon [Chikara Hashimoto] flies straight to old Japan, where it kills samurai Lord Hyogo Isobe [Takashi Kanda]. After drinking Lord Isobe's blood, Daimon takes over his body, but when Isobe/Daimon kills the family dog and destroys the household altars sacred to Buddha, his daughter Lady Chie [Akane Kawasaki], samurai Shinpachiro Mayama [Yoshihiko Aoyama], and the household servants know something is awry. One of the altar artifacts falls into a pond. It awakens Kappa the water imp [Gen Kuroki], who comes up to take a look. Kappa notices Isobe/Daimon drinking the Steward Saheiji Kawano's [Gen Kimura] blood, turning Saheiji into a monster, too. When Kappa tries to headbutt Daimon, the monster bests him, so Kappa rounds up some of the other local Spooks and asks for their help. Unfortunately, the other Spooks don't believe a word Kappa says.When Shinpachiro and Lady Chie find the maid Shinobu [Hiromi Inoue] with bites on her neck, Shinpachiro consults a priest, who tells him that Lord Isobe is dead and that a demon has taken his form. To destroy the demon, Shinpachiro must surround Daimon's room with three candles while the priest chants prayers of destruction. Unfortunately, the prayers backfire, and it is Daimon who kills the priest. In an attempt to secure some younger blood, Daimon and Saheiji attack a local family, but the mother and father are too quick for them. They shove their young son and daughter out the back door. After slaughtering the parents, Daimon and Saheiji go in search of the children, who have taken refuge in a "monster's shrine" where the children run into Kappa et al. When the Spooks hear that the children of the village are being killed by Daimon, they finally agree to help Kappa destroy him.Unfortunately, their attempts to destroy Daimon do not work. When Long-Necked Woman [Ikuko Mori] tries to noose him with her neck, Daimon ties her neck into a knot. Shinpachiro tries to ward off the demon, but the ward traps the Yokai instead. Shinpachiro eventually shoots Daimon in the eye, and Daimon is forced to evacuate Lord Isobe's corpse. But there is still Saheiji to deal with, and now there is the new Magistrate, Lord Iori Ohdate [Osamu Ohkawa], newly arrived to take the place of Lord Isobe. Unfortunately, Daimon met Lord Ohdate en route and, after drinking his blood, took over his form.Meanwhile, the Yokai Spooks are trapped in the warded jar. Fortunately, Two-Headed Woman [Keiko Yukitomo] and Umbrella wander by and find them. Although they cannot free the Spooks, Two-Headed Woman and Umbrella do agree to relay a warning to Shinpachiro regarding Saheiji. However, they arrive just in time to see Ohdate/Daimon order that Shinpachiro be executed. Oh, what to do? Daimon is more powerful than the simple, peace-loving Yakai Spooks. Two-Headed Woman and Umbrella get Lady Chie to remove the ward from the jar so that the Spooks can be free to fight the demon, but Daimon replicates himself into a half dozen clones. Just as it looks like Daimon is going to win again, Umbrella leads in an army of Spooks from all over Japan. But there are too many Daimon clones. In order to destroy Daimon, the Spooks have to dispatch the remaining eye on the real Daimon, who has made himself as tall as a giant. Stonehead hangs from Umbrella's one leg and floats up close enough to Daimon's head to stab him in the eye. Daimon is sent packing, Japan is saved, Shinpachiro is released, and all the Spooks return to their homes. [Original Synopsis by bj_kuehl.]

The Great Yokai War

The Great Yokai War (1968)

Joshua P. Warren

Jason Flowers

Ross Turner

Ego Mikitas

Uncloaks the historic origins of the horror of two grieving First Ladies. Did they unwittingly invite an evil presence with a malevolent agenda that may still torment America's presidents, as well as their families, visitors, and advisors?

Shock Docs Demon in the White House

Shock Docs Demon in the White House (2021)

Naoto Takenaka

Koichi Wajima

Akiko Hioki

Nobu Kanaoka

A businessman, Tsuda, runs into a childhood friend, Tajuki, on the subway. Tajuki is working as a semiprofessional boxer. Tsuda soon begins to suspect that Tajuki might be having an affair with his fiancée Hizuru. After an altercation, Tsuda begins training rigorously himself, leading to an extremely bloody, violent confrontation.—Todd K. Bowman

Tokyo Fist

Tokyo Fist (1995)

Steven Yeun

June Squibb

Richard Jenkins

Beanie Feldstein

Set inside a pre-war duplex in downtown Manhattan, The Humans follows the course of an evening in which the Blake family gathers to celebrate Thanksgiving. As darkness falls outside the crumbling building, mysterious things start to go bump in the night and family tensions reach a boiling point.

The Humans

The Humans (2021)

Eriq Ebouaney

Doudou Masta

Sébastien Peres

Stéphane Orsolani

A group of crooked cops, malevolent gangsters and a horde of walking dead are the centre point of this gruesome, action-packed, tale of retribution and escape. Penned in like animals, on the top floor of a deserted high-rise, these two opposing gangs find they're not alone in the lair of bloodthirsty zombies stalking the corridors of death. Joining forces to survive, they must reach the ground level together or perish. Loaded with a bad ass attitude, guns, axes and extremely creative hand-to-hand combat need to survive, being caught up in the wrong place at the wrong time.—Cinema_Fan

The Horde

The Horde (2009)

Michel Herval

Mirella Rancelot

Marie-Georges Pascal

Patrice Valota

A city girl is traveling by train to live with her boyfriend on his vineyard. Unknown to her that workers on her boyfriend's farm has gotten sick due to pesticides. After her fellow commuter is killed by a man with ulcers on his face, she leaves the train by pulling the emergency break n flees to a village for help but gets shocked to find that the village people has turned into crazy lunatics.—Fella_shibby@yahoo.com

The Grapes of Death

The Grapes of Death (1978)

Carroll Baker

Mario Paolo Giordani

Giorgio Pellizzone

Mario Mattia Giorgetti

Strange things have been happening to Valentina, a young and beautiful professional photographer, ever since she made the acquaintance of Baba Yaga, a mysterious older woman who gave her a lift home late one night. For one thing, Valentina has been having weird, kinky nightmares. For another, one of Valentina's cameras seems to have acquired a deadly curse. And then there was that visit to Baba Yaga's house, where Valentina discovered bizarre relics, including a dominatrix doll, and a bottomless pit in the living room. Valentina comes to realize that Baba Yaga is a witch who is out to possess her - body and soul.—Eugene Kim

Baba Yaga

Baba Yaga (1973)

Ayami Nakajô

Karen Miyama

Fujiko Kojima

Jun Miho

Michi a student in a conservative all-girls school, must resolve the mysterious disappearances and deaths of her fellow classmates after they found an intriguing but haunting photo of Aya, the best singer of class, who apparently is being held locked in her room, physically but not spiritually... A death curse is placed on anyone who sees Aya's photo, which seems to be taken with a "Camera Obscura" . Michi, with the help of her photography skills, might stop it before the spirit of Aya takes her life too and spreads to many more in & outside of the school.—expendaworzt

Fatal Frame

Fatal Frame (2014)

Carla Mancini

Vittorio Duse

Peter Lee Lawrence

Bruno Boschetti

An old professor rents a mysterious old villa, and finds a tape recorded by a previous occupant, detailing her debauched lifestyle and the events leading to her murder.

Love and Death in the Garden of the Gods

Love and Death in the Garden of the Gods (1972)

Julian Lewis Jones

Sion Alun Davies

Annes Elwy

Lisa Palfrey

A wealthy family has a dinner party at its home in the Welsh mountains, hosting a local businessman and farmer who hope to broker a business deal. Later a mysterious young woman arrives to be the family's waitress. This arrival will have a momentous effect on the family's principles and ethics.—Frank Liesenborgs

The Feast

The Feast (2021)

David Carradine

Shawnee Smith

Bo Brundin

Jo Anderson

Two teens, Lisa and Kim, are playing games making prank calls on the phone. But when they call Adrian Lancer, who has some mental problems, and say "I saw what you did", they ignite a human time bomb. Adrian has just killed someone and thinks they saw him do it. Now he is trying to find them.—Brian W Martz

I Saw What You Did

I Saw What You Did (1988)

Angela Sarafyan

Jacob Lofland

Lia McHugh

Paul Schneider

Jessica Chambers confronts her husband John about having an affair with one of his students, Vivienne Ballard. John agrees to Jessica's demand that he immediately end his extramarital relationship. To repair the animosity in their marriage, John also agrees to a family vacation at a remote plantation house with their 14-year-old daughter Anna.After settling in, Jessica instructs John to purchase veal cutlets for dinner despite John preferring hamburgers. At the store in town, Anna takes an interest in 18-year-old local Isaac, who flirts oddly with Anna. The store owner, whom Isaac identifies as his Grandpappy, eyes John suspiciously when he tells Anna he couldn't find veal, even though the store carries plenty. Grandpappy writes a note on John's receipt that reads, "You are being watched by the devil."When they return to the house, John and Anna find Jessica trying to open a locked door to a mysterious room. The family is unable to get inside.Isaac comes to the house to invite everyone to dinner with his Grandpappy. Jessica learns John lied about having to buy hamburger meat when Isaac says they will be cooking veal since their store has so much of it. To spite her husband, Jessica agrees to the dinner invitation.Upset about having dinner with strangers, John shows Jessica the worrisome note on his receipt. John and Jessica have a fight about the veal that leads into a bigger argument about their marriage. John and Jessica eventually reconcile after John swears he ended his affair with Vivienne.John and Jessica decide not to go to dinner after Anna suffers a sudden nosebleed. However, Isaac unexpectedly returns with his Grandpappy and offers to cook there. Although suspicious of Isaac's motives, Jessica reluctantly allows the two men inside.While Grandpappy cuts carrots in the kitchen, John asks him about the note he wrote on the receipt. Grandpappy cryptically says that when men do bad things, they sometimes open a door.During dinner, Jessica's concerns grow due to Isaac's bizarre behavior, flirtation with Anna, and the way he seems to already know his way around the house. Isaac also performs apparent magic tricks, including lighting candles with his finger and later producing a key out of thin air. As the tension between everyone builds, Anna faints from a sudden nosebleed. Isaac becomes more aggressive when Jessica and John demand that he leave. Anna's cat Toby inexplicably becomes trapped inside the locked room, which further escalates the family's terror.While Isaac supposedly uses the bathroom, Grandpappy tells the family he isn't actually Isaac's grandfather. Grandpappy claims he decided to take in Isaac after he mysterious appeared from the swamp one summer. Grandpappy also claims Isaac doesn't age.Grandpappy proposes playing music. Inexplicably, the record he chooses plays a recording of a private conversation in which John promises to divorce Jessica while professing his love to Vivienne. Jessica realizes John lied about ending his affair and had no intention of saving their marriage. To deflect the unwanted attention on him, John makes a claim that Jessica must be participating in a plot with the two men to torment him.Isaac reenters the room with Anna's cat safely in his arms. Jessica and Anna spot an unknown animal outside. The family becomes even more uncomfortable when Isaac retrieves a shotgun that he threateningly uses to further heighten their fear.John agrees to go outside with Isaac. Once they're alone, John reminds Isaac that he hired him to kill Jessica and to make the home invasion look like a robbery. John demands to know what Isaac is playing at by going off script with voodoo illusions and the recording of his conversation with Vivienne. Isaac agrees to go back to John's original murder-for-hire scheme.Jessica tells Grandpappy she believes Isaac is evil. Jessica bargains to leave John behind if Grandpappy agrees to let her and Anna leave, but Grandpappy refuses the offer.John and Isaac come back inside. Despite promising to follow John's plot, Isaac turns the tables by locking John inside the mysterious room instead of shooting Jessica.Vivienne shows up at the front door saying she received an urgent text from John. Jessica quickly explains what is happening and instructs Vivienne to go to the police. However, Vivienne discovers her car will no longer start and she is now locked inside of it.John demands to be let out of the locked room. Isaac tells John to open the closet door. When he does, a wolf attacks John.At gunpoint, Grandpappy escorts Anna outside and threatens to shoot her mother unless she pours gasoline all over Vivienne's car. To spare her daughter the trauma, Jessica pours the gasoline instead. Grandpappy sets the car on fire and Vivienne dies. Jessica uses the explosion as a distraction that allows her to beat Grandpappy to death with a hammer.Jessica goes back inside the house to find the wolf mauling her husband. With his dying breath, John asks his wife to tell Vivienne that he loves her.Jessica returns outside to find her daughter held hostage and Isaac proposing that he will run off with Anna. Isaac explains that John hired him to kill Jessica, but he decided John deserved to die instead.Jessica wrestles away the shotgun and uses it to shoot Isaac. As he bleeds out on the ground, Jessica asks Isaac who he really is. Isaac claims he and Grandpappy built the house centuries ago for sinners like John, and it is their task as moral compasses to kill the wicked. Isaac coyly adds that he could be a demon, an angel, or just a confused kid.Jessica and Anna escape in their car and drive to a sheriff's station. After hearing about the ordeal, Deputy Torres tells Jessica that there isn't a house at the location she described. Jessica insists that she and the deputy go there together. Upon returning to the property, Jessica is shocked to see that the house and the bodies inexplicably disappeared.On their drive back to the station, Torres instructs Jessica to open her patrol car's glove box. Jessica finds a video camera from the house whose footage shows Isaac asking Jessica to turn around. When she does, Jessica sees Isaac and Grandpappy driving by in their red pickup truck.Torres tells Jessica that Isaac and Grandpappy aren't human, but they help keep order by sending evildoers to Hell. Reminding Jessica that no one will believe the truth if she tries to tell it, Torres advises Jessica to embrace the second chance Isaac gave her and to never return to the house on the bayou. Torres throws the camera out the window and it bursts into flames. Jessica reunites with Anna back at the station. (thanks to culturecrypt)

A House on the Bayou

A House on the Bayou (2021)

Synnove Karlsen

Anya Taylor-Joy

Margaret Nolan

Sam Claflin

In acclaimed director Edgar Wright's psychological thriller, aspiring fashion designer Eloise is mysteriously able to enter the 1960s, where she encounters dazzling wannabe singer Sandie. But the glamour is not all it appears to be, and the dreams of the past start to crack and splinter into something far darker.

Last Night in Soho

Last Night in Soho (2021)

Philippe Druillet

Jean-Denis Bonan

Edith Ponceau-Lardie

Ariane Sapriel

This low-budget first film from director Jean Rollin is in reality two very loosely-connected, surreally erotic shorts about vampirism. In the first, three Parisians including a psychoanalyst try to convince four neurotic sisters living in a decaying country chateau that their belief that they are 200-year-old vampires is false. The alluring young women are influenced and controlled by a enigmatic disembodied voice which turns out to be the aging, aristocratic lord of the manor, whose motives are unclear but clearly perverse. Local rustics unite to hunt down and kill the sanguine siblings. In the second, the Queen of the Vampires and her acolytes arrive on the scene, resurrect the dead, and promulgate the cause of the Undead while a medical researcher works to find an antidote to vampirism.—duke1029

The Rape of the Vampire

The Rape of the Vampire (1968)

Milburn Stone

Brenda Joyce

Gale Sondergaard

Rondo Hatton

Jean takes the job of caretaker/companion (before the word took on a completely alternate-life style meaning) to blind woman Zenobia. Also hanging around the house, in this horror/western, is Mario, a deaf-mute servant who evidently wasn't much help to Zenobia when it came to identifying the source of a noise Zenobia couldn't see. Jean is a little slow in realizing that Zenobia is slowly killing her by taking her blood. Nothing personal. Zenobia needs her blood to feed some plants. She uses the blossoms of the plants to make poison to kill cattle in order to drive away the local ranchers so she can buy all the land...cheap.—Les Adams

The Spider Woman Strikes Back

The Spider Woman Strikes Back (1946)

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