"Guyver" (1991) is a sci-fi action film that follows the story of Sean Barker, a young man who discovers an alien device called the Guyver Unit. This mysterious artifact transforms him into a powerful bio-armor warrior known as the Guyver. As Sean grapples with his newfound abilities, he becomes the target of the evil Chronos Corporation, which seeks to exploit the Guyver's power for their sinister plans. The film blends intense action sequences, striking special effects, and a compelling storyline, making it a cult favorite among sci-fi enthusiasts.

In "A Tale of Two Sisters" (2003), director Kim Jee-woon presents a chilling and atmospheric tale of psychological horror. The film centers on Su-mi and Su-yeon, two sisters who return to their secluded family home after a stay in a mental hospital. They are met with a hostile environment created by their abusive stepmother and eerie supernatural events. As the story unfolds, buried family secrets and tragic past events come to light, leading to a shocking and emotional climax. With its blend of suspense, mystery, and psychological depth, the film offers a captivating and unsettling experience that lingers long after the credits roll.

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.

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.

There are almost ten years between the scandalous publication of Bret Easton Ellis’s nihilistic and yet deeply moralistic novel and its adaptation to the silver screen. When Mary Harron made the book into a film in 2000, it had long cult status. And the filmmaker responds to this with her version of the story about stockbroker Patrick Bateman (Christian Bale).

In The Pianist, Roman Polanski created a scary atmosphere for two hours, a space of unscrupulous normality in which brutality had become the yardstick for all things. In Mary Harron's room, Patrick Bateman, a New York yuppie, moves from murder to murder.

His deeds, his sadistic desecrations, and murders, which Christian Bale celebrates with almost manic energy, naturally trigger horror in him too. But ultimately, fear and disgust always disappear after a bitter laugh. It turns Ellis’s angry accusation, which mythically exaggerates the accused, into a mocking reckoning with a culture that regards serial killings as fine art. Now on 4K Blu-ray and Dolby Atmos!

In the sci-fi thriller Species II (1998), humanity faces a new threat from outer space. Astronaut Patrick Ross (Justin Lazar) returns to Earth from a mission to Mars, unaware that he has been infected with alien DNA. Now he is transformed into a deadly hybrid that seeks to reproduce and destroy. Agent Preston Lennox (Michael Madsen) and scientist Laura Baker (Marg Helgenberger) team up to stop him before he sows chaos and death on the planet.

Night of the Blood Monster (1970) tells the story of the cruel Judge Jeffries, who terrorizes civilians with his accusations of witchcraft and heresy. When young lawyer Harry tries to defend the innocent from unjust executions, he is confronted with the grim and sinister reality of the medieval Inquisition. The gloomy castles, terrifying dungeons and mystical atmosphere immerse viewers in a world of medieval horror where fear and suspicion rule the ball. The movie is a classic example of gothic horror, full of intrigue and suspense.

“Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker” (1981) is a suspenseful psychological thriller that plunges viewers into a world of mystery and madness. The main character Billy, a teenager living with his Aunt Cheryl, gradually uncovers the horrifying secrets of her past. Cheryl, painfully attached to Billy, is willing to do anything to keep her control over him. When Detective Carlson appears in their lives and begins to investigate, events begin to unfold at an alarming rate, leading to a shocking finale.

The Wrath of Becky 4K 2023: Experience the electrifying return of Becky in "The Wrath of Becky," a tale of resilience and retribution. Lulu Wilson reprises her role as the fierce young heroine who confronts new enemies threatening her world. As danger looms and stakes escalate, Becky's resourcefulness and relentless courage are put to the ultimate test. The 4K version enhances every detail, from the stunning cinematography to the intense action sequences, offering an immersive viewing experience. This sequel delivers a powerful narrative of strength and vengeance, ensuring an unforgettable ride for fans of the original and newcomers alike.