“Linda, Linda, Linda” is the title of a hit song by the legendary Japanese rock band The Blue Hearts, which the girls in the school band decide to cover for a music festival. But three days before the performance, the band nearly breaks up. Just as they’re about to give up hope, Kei, Kyoko, and Nozomi meet a Korean girl named Son and convince her to become their lead singer.
Since ancient times, girls with unusual voices have protected people from demons: through their singing, they create a protective barrier to keep evil from entering our world. This is the mission of the three members of the all-female K-pop group Huntrix, and they were successfully carrying it out until their fans began to be lured away by a group of cunning demons disguised as handsome guys.
After graduating from college, Elliot gets a job at the studio of Erica Tracy—an artist who made a name for herself with her scandalous erotic works. Suddenly, his boss proposes an intimate relationship with a BDSM twist. Since his girlfriend is studying hard for her exams and isn’t interested in intimacy, Elliot gladly submits to Erica, with no idea where this might lead.
The Kane sisters the sophisticated Candy and the simple-hearted Sugar are performing their not-so-successful act at a backwater bar in Wyoming, but they dream of Broadway. Thanks to a mix-up involving a family heirloom, they end up in New York, where a British aristocrat, a private investigator, an eccentric director, and a dizzying path to fame await them. Starring: Suzy Mandel, Dory Devon, Eric Edwards, Wade Nichols, Jamie Gillis; runtime -84 minutes, rated X. The film is conceived as a parodic tribute to the golden age of MGM musicals, and critics at Time Out compared it to *Gentlemen Prefer Blondes*.
New York City, the one night of the year when sex is allowed. Owen, who has recently gone through a breakup, and Ellie, who dreams of true love, run into each other, and they immediately take a liking to one another. However, the path to getting closer proves to be difficult, and they are kept apart by chance encounters and misunderstandings.
Armando Andreoli, a well-known engineer of almost 80 years, is approached by Federica, an assistant nurse who then invites him to his hotel room. In the morning, Federica's boyfriend arrives in the room, suspecting a relationship that has never existed.
The Rolling Hills Summer Camp was renamed because the mere mention of that name evoked nothing but nightmarish associations for residents throughout the county. The camp is now called “New Horizons.”
Angela Baker, who murdered teenagers in the previous two installments of the film, has also been “renamed”: she is now called Maria Nacastro. That’s because that was the name of the girl Angela killed so she could go to “New Horizons” camp, where her bloodthirsty nature could run wild...
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Joe was an American hero—the man who saved the president—and now he’s a private investigator who wakes up after yet another drinking binge in his old car, with a pounding headache and family problems. A low-key job comes along at just the right time—providing security for a star at a run-down strip club. However, things spiral out of control: first his friend is killed, and then the stripper Joe is supposed to be protecting. Her boyfriend, Jimmy Dix—a former football player whose career ended because of drugs—is just as determined as Joe to get to the bottom of this case.
A strange plant was put on display at the flower shop—an ominous flower, the appearance of which marked the beginning of this story. The flower didn’t need the usual care—no watering, no sunlight—because by its very nature, it’s… a man-eater. And every evening, it waits for a new victim to join it for dinner.
