In 1980's The Long Good Friday, Harold Shand (Bob Hoskins) is a powerful London gangster preparing to make an important deal with American mobsters to turn London into a business capital. However, his ambitions are jeopardized when a sudden wave of violence and terrorist attacks begins to destroy his empire. Determined to find out who is behind it, Harold embarks on a race against time to save his empire and his life.

“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 Devil's Honey (1986) directed by Lucho Fulci tells the story of Jessica, whose life changes after the death of her lover, the passionate saxophonist Johnny. Driven to despair, Jessica decides to take revenge on the surgeon she believes is responsible for Johnny's death. However, her plan takes an unexpected turn when complex and confusing feelings develop between them. The movie combines elements of erotic thriller and drama, exploring the facets of love, revenge and forgiveness.

'Crimson Peak' (2015) is a dark and thrilling movie about love, betrayal and secrets set in an eerie abode amongst snowy hills. Young Edith, hungry for adventure and love, encounters the dark secrets of the home of her new husband, Sir Thomas, and his sister Lucille (Jessica Chastain). As she becomes more and more immersed in the history of this dark place, she faces a battle not only for her life, but also for her soul. The movie impresses with its visuals, deep characters and unexpected plot twists, leaving viewers in suspense until the very end.

Criminal thriller Backdraft 4K is a heroic story about people who risk their lives every day to save others, and for them it's nothing special, it's their usual work. There are three main characters in the movie, which are completely different and have their own distinctive features. The first two main heroes are the fire brothers, whose father died in a fire, which left a mark on the fate of the brothers. The third protagonist is none other, namely the murderous all-destroying fire. The creator of the heroic drama, Ron Howard, gave fire special powers, which no one has ever managed to do before. Stunning for 1991, the special effects will amaze even the modern viewer with the HDR10 video saturation and plausibility of the fire element, which according to the director's plan, as if possessed intelligence. Two brothers who are trying to help the police in catching a serial arsonist played actors Kurt Russell and William Baldwin. If Russell at that time was already at the height of fame, for William Baldwin, this role is still the best to this day.

In the thriller 'Narc' we are to immerse ourselves in the ruthless world of the underground underworld. Two police officers, one of whom has returned from suspension, are forced to team up to solve the mysterious murder of one of their colleagues. As they delve into the darkness of the underworld, they encounter corruption, betrayal and personal demons, uncovering dark secrets that would be better left forgotten.

"The Name of the Rose" (1986) is a captivating adaptation of Umberto Eco's novel, blending mystery, historical drama, and theological intrigue. Set in a medieval monastery, the film follows the Franciscan friar William of Baskerville and his novice Adso of Melk as they investigate a series of mysterious deaths. As they delve deeper into the secrets hidden within the monastery's walls, they uncover a web of deceit, corruption, and forbidden knowledge. With its rich atmosphere, stellar performances, and thought-provoking themes, "The Name of the Rose" remains a compelling cinematic experience that explores the power of knowledge and the dangers of fanaticism.

“High and Low” (1963) is a masterfully made movie that interweaves drama, suspenseful thriller and social criticism. Director Akira Kurosawa skillfully tells the story of the struggle with human passions and moral dilemmas, revealing the complex relationship between the upper and lower classes of Japanese society. The movie strikes viewers with its depth and relevance, leaving them thinking about moral values and social justice.

Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of 'Werckmeister Harmonies' (2000) with this stunning 4K rendition. Directed by Béla Tarr, this Hungarian masterpiece is a haunting meditation on the human condition, unfolding in a desolate village plagued by fear and uncertainty. As a mysterious circus arrives, bringing with it a sense of impending doom, the inhabitants grapple with existential questions amidst a backdrop of mesmerizing cinematography and evocative soundscapes. With its poetic exploration of chaos and order, 'Werckmeister Harmonies' captivates audiences with its enigmatic beauty and profound symbolism.

“The Animal Kingdom” transports viewers into a raw, realistic urban world, where the fates of several people intersect in unexpected ways. Between violence and desire, the film explores power dynamics and complex human relationships in a hostile urban environment. The actors' captivating performances and immersive direction immerse the audience in an intense, emotional tale, where each character fights for survival and his or her place in this modern jungle.