After a career-ending illness forces him into early retirement, former MLB player Ray Waller finds solace in a new home with his family. However, their peaceful life turns into a nightmare when a malevolent force lurking in the backyard swimming pool threatens to engulf them in terror.

"Lifeline" delves into the courageous and complex world of firefighters, capturing their daily struggles and triumphs as they navigate the intense demands of saving lives. From battling blazes to confronting personal challenges, these heroes reveal the resilience and humanity behind their uniformed duties.

In the gritty world of underground fight clubs, Kid, a masked fighter known only by his gorilla mask, endures brutal beatings for survival. Haunted by childhood trauma, he seethes with suppressed anger until a chance to infiltrate the city's elite emerges. Armed with scarred hands that hide a dark secret, Kid unleashes a vengeful onslaught against the powerful figures who have wronged him, setting off a chain of explosive events.

In 2023, the world saw "Resurrected," a gripping thriller that takes viewers into a dystopian future where reanimating the dead has become a reality. The main character, Jonathan Rivers, the talented scientist behind the breakthrough, is forced to face the consequences of his discovery. When not only his beloved wife but also dangerous criminals return to the world, Jonathan realizes that the nature of life and death is far more complex than he had anticipated. Doomed to fight for survival, the characters in the movie face moral dilemmas and questions about what it means to be human in a world where death is no longer final.

"The Legend of Boggy Creek" (1972) is a pseudo-documentary horror film that chronicles a series of strange and frightening encounters with a mythical creature known as the Falk Monster around the small town of Falk, Arkansas. Residents of the town tell their personal stories of encounters with this mysterious beast that supposedly inhabits the swamps. Filmed in a documentary style, the movie creates a sense of the reality of what is happening and immerses viewers in an atmosphere of terror and suspense. This iconic film directed by Charles B. Pierce was one of the first examples of the use of documentary style in horror cinema, which had a significant influence on subsequent films of this genre.

In the 1993 movie Matinee, John Goodman plays the role of famous movie mogul Joe Fowler, who arrives in a small Florida town in the midst of the Cuban Missile Crisis. His job is to show the locals a new horror film with incredible special effects to draw attention to his movie theater. But Fowler doesn't just show the movie, he puts on a real show with fake monsters, pyrotechnics and extravagant stunts.

Meanwhile, the young hero, played by Gerard McRae, faces the difficulties of teenage life and at the same time explores the world of the movie, finding in this unusual show a chance for real friendship and understanding. "Matinee" is not just a retro movie, it is a kind of nostalgia for the golden age of cinema, when spectacular stunts and laughter were juxtaposed with excitement and wonder.

The movie perfectly combines elements of comedy and drama, offering viewers a fascinating look at the world of 50s cinema and how art could influence everyday life.

In "Invasion U.S.A.," a relentless and action-packed thriller, a one-man army emerges as America's last line of defense against a ruthless terrorist invasion. Matt Hunter, a former CIA agent played by Chuck Norris, is pulled back into action when a group of Soviet-led guerrillas unleash chaos and destruction on American soil. As cities fall and civilians are terrorized, Hunter takes the fight to the invaders with explosive vengeance, proving that no enemy is too great for a true American hero.

"The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" unfolds as a gripping portrayal of the Special Operations Executive (SOE), a clandestine British unit during World War II. Under Winston Churchill's directive, this covert organization executed audacious black operations against the Germans, rewriting the rules of warfare. As their unconventional tactics turn the tide of battle, the film delves deep into the thrilling and perilous missions that shaped modern covert operations.

In 1930s Los Angeles, private investigator J.J. "Jake" Gittes is hired to follow Hollis Mulwray, the chief engineer of the city's water department. The case seems straightforward until Mulwray is found dead and Gittes discovers a web of corruption involving the city's water supply. As he digs deeper, Gittes uncovers shocking truths about his client's past and the sinister forces at play, leading him into a dangerous confrontation with powerful figures. "Chinatown" is a gripping neo-noir thriller that masterfully blends mystery, drama, and suspense, highlighting the dark underbelly of power and greed.

"American Gigolo" follows the life of Julian Kaye, a suave and sophisticated escort for affluent women in Los Angeles. Julian enjoys the perks of his profession, from high-end fashion to luxurious living. However, his life takes a dangerous turn when a client is found murdered, and he becomes the chief suspect. As the investigation intensifies, Julian's perfect facade begins to crumble, revealing the vulnerabilities beneath his polished exterior. His quest for exoneration leads him into a perilous world of corruption and moral ambiguity. Along the way, he develops a deep and unexpected bond with Michelle Stratton, adding emotional depth to his turbulent journey. Directed by Paul Schrader, "American Gigolo" is a compelling narrative about identity, innocence, and the high stakes of living on the edge.