A man and his daughter are attacked in the woods by someone they initially mistake for a yeti. However, they soon begin to suspect that extraterrestrial life forms are involved.

November 1995. Angela, a film studies student, is writing her thesis on “Audiovisual Violence.” She asks her advisor, Professor Figueroa, to retrieve several tapes from the university archives containing films that are banned from TV broadcast due to graphic scenes of violence, and she makes the same request to her classmate Cheme, who, according to rumors, has a collection of such films at home. Though slightly embarrassed, Figueroa manages to take one of the tapes from the “Pornography” section, and while watching the film in the university theater, he dies. Angela is the first to find the professor’s body, and she takes the tape home. It turns out that the tape contains a snuff film, and Chema recognizes the victim as Vanessa, a student at their university who went missing two years ago.

Mun went blind at the age of two. At twenty, she underwent a corneal transplant and regained her sight, but she has since become the victim of inexplicable phenomena—now mysterious figures are relentlessly pursuing her.

The near future, Los Angeles. To combat high crime rates, the government begins using the “Mercy” AI judicial system, which determines whether a suspect is guilty and carries out the sentence itself. Two years later, veteran police officer Chris Raven finds himself in the defendant’s chair—the very man who sent the first criminal to “Mercy” for judgment. Chris is accused of murdering his own wife, and he has just 90 minutes to prove his innocence to the heartless machine.

When a terrorist attack is blamed on the Air Force, Special Vehicle Unit 2 gets caught in the middle of a growing political conflict.

The arrogant elderly judge Stefan Mortensen suffers a stroke right in the middle of a court session and ends up in a secluded nursing home. Hoping for a quick recovery, he has no intention of staying there long, but soon he finds himself in a confrontation with a cruel resident who, unbeknownst to the staff, torments the defenseless elderly residents.

In a small American town, several teenagers have been brutally murdered. Veteran police officer John Brady, himself the father of a high school student, believes the crimes are linked to a research laboratory conducting questionable medical experiments...

Seventeen-year-old Makoto doesn't do well in school, is always late, and hangs out in the evenings with her two best friends, Kosuke and Tiaki. Both guys have a crush on her, but neither one dares to make the first move. Makoto's life changes drastically when she accidentally gains the ability to travel through time. The girl decides to fix the worst day of her life, but gradually realizes that everything has its consequences.

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Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie: Rebellion (2013) is the third and final film in the trilogy, serving as a direct sequel to the first two films. It premiered in Japan on 26 October 2013. The film continues the story of Madoka Kaname, who has become a goddess and now guides magical warriors, saving them from despair. Her sacrifice breaks the cycle of cruel fate.

The truth turned out to be cruel. The true fate of the magical girls is an endless cycle of despair. The Soul Gem of Sayaka, Madoka’s best friend, darkens and transforms into a Seed of Sorrow. Witnessing this horror, Kyoko sacrifices herself in a desperate attempt to save her. The magical girls perish one after another, and amid this chaos, only Homura Akemi continues to fight alone. She is bound by an oath to save Madoka at any cost—even if it means defying fate itself and the laws of the universe.