After his daughter's death, depressed John Bexter and his wife decide on a cardinal change of scenery. Spouses exchange gloomy England for extravagant Italian Venice in order to bury sad memories of the recent tragedy as deep as possible. A couple John and Laura have no doubt that winter Venice will be a balm for their wounded hearts and will help them return to normal life. But instead of peace of mind, John, who is restoring the local church, begins to see ghosts. Will the hero of Donald Sutherland be able to decipher mystical visions and answer the nightmarish riddles that the mysterious Venice has prepared for him? The psychological thriller Don't Look Now 4K Ultra HD from the non-trivial director Nicolas Roeg keeps the viewer in suspense of the entire film, and the high-quality Dolby Vision + HDR10 picture emphasizes the inherent charm of the acting duo Julie Christie & Donald Sutherland. A bonus to the audience will be a sensual erotic scene of the main characters, which will show their natural essence.

"Psycho III" is a psychological horror film released in 1986, directed by Anthony Perkins, who also reprises his role as the infamous Norman Bates. The film follows Norman as he struggles to maintain his fragile grasp on sanity while running the Bates Motel after the events of the previous films.

Haunted by the memories of his past crimes and the voice of his deceased mother, Norman finds himself drawn into a twisted web of obsession and violence when a troubled young nun seeks refuge at the motel. As the bodies begin to pile up once again, Norman's grip on reality begins to slip, leading to a shocking and suspenseful climax.

With its atmospheric cinematography, chilling score, and standout performances, "Psycho III" is a worthy addition to the iconic horror franchise. As Norman's descent into madness reaches its climax, audiences are left on the edge of their seats, wondering if he will ever be able to escape the darkness that haunts him.

"Primal Fear" (1996) is a gripping thriller shrouded in mystery and intrigue. Director Gregory Hoblit brings suspense and unpredictability to the screen, revealing the story of a young boy named Aaron, accused of murdering an influential archbishop. The lead role is played by Edward Norton, who admirably portrays multiple aspects of the character, from protecting his innocent image to the dark secrets behind his mask. By his side is an experienced lawyer, played by Richard Gere, who tries to solve the mysterious case and find out the truth. The plot is intertwined with subtle psychological elements, revealing the complex relationships between the characters and their inner demons. "Primal Fear" is a masterfully crafted movie that keeps the viewer in suspense until the last minutes.

"The Manchurian Candidate," a gripping political thriller released in 2004, delves into the intricate web of conspiracy and manipulation surrounding the United States government. Directed by Jonathan Demme, the film is a remake of the 1962 classic, with a modern twist that resonates with contemporary audiences. The story follows Major Ben Marco, played by Denzel Washington, a troubled Gulf War veteran haunted by recurring nightmares. As Marco delves deeper into his unsettling visions, he uncovers a complex plot involving mind control, political ambition, and betrayal.

Denzel Washington delivers a powerhouse performance as Major Marco, portraying a man torn between duty and personal demons. His character's journey to uncover the truth propels the narrative forward, leading to shocking revelations and intense confrontations. Alongside Washington, Liev Schreiber shines as Raymond Shaw, a decorated war hero with a dark secret. Shaw's transformation from a stoic soldier to a pawn in a larger conspiracy is both captivating and chilling.

The film's supporting cast, including Meryl Streep as Shaw's ambitious mother, adds depth to the story, with each character playing a crucial role in the unfolding drama. As the plot twists and turns, the audience is kept on the edge of their seats, questioning the true motives of those in power. With its taut pacing, sharp dialogue, and thought-provoking themes, "The Manchurian Candidate" remains a relevant and riveting exploration of political intrigue and the human psyche.

"Rings" (2017) is a chilling horror film that follows the story of a young woman named Julia, who becomes worried when her boyfriend Holt starts exploring a mysterious subculture surrounding a videotape said to kill the viewer seven days after watching it. As she delves deeper into the mystery, she discovers a darker truth behind the cursed videotape and its connection to a deadly entity known as Samara. With the help of a professor who specializes in the supernatural, Julia races against time to unravel the secrets of the tape and save herself and Holt from a grim fate.

"The Abyss" is a thrilling 1989 science fiction film directed by James Cameron that takes viewers to the depths of the ocean and beyond human comprehension. The plot centers on a group of deep sea miners who become embroiled in an international crisis when an American submarine collides with an unidentified object in the waters of the Caribbean Sea. The group's leader, Bud, along with his ex-wife Lindsay and crew, embark on a risky rescue mission to investigate the object and prevent a worldwide catastrophe. On their journey, they encounter incredible discoveries, oceanic wonders, and their own fears. The movie explores themes of trust, betrayal, love, and human survival under extreme conditions, presenting viewers with a thrilling dive into the uncharted depths of the ocean and the human soul.

"The Ring Two" continues the mystical horror story begun in the first part of the movie. After the events of the first movie, in which the demonic spirit of Samara through a videotape caused death to its victims, journalist Rachel Keller and her son Aidan try to start a new life in a small town. However, when mysterious deaths linked to the sinister video clip begin to occur again, Rachel realizes that Samara has come back to haunt them. In an attempt to save herself and her son, she engages in a dangerous game with otherworldly forces to unravel the mysteries surrounding Samara and her past. Under the cover of mystery and terror, Rachel realizes that Samara will not give her or her family peace until she achieves her goal.

The movie "The Ring" tells the story of a mysterious videotape that contains a cursed video. People watching the video receive a mysterious phone call and die seven days later. Reporter Rachel Keller, upon learning of this story, decides to investigate. She finds and watches the tape, it turns out that the video captures a strange series of images similar to a dream. Now she and her son Aidan have seven days to solve the mystery of this mysterious tape and save their lives.

In the quaint town of Plymouth, Thanksgiving takes a dark turn when a celebratory gathering transforms into a tragic event. As Sheriff Eric Newlon joins the Collins family for the holiday, unexpected chaos unfolds. Thomas Wright's decision to open RightMart for Black Friday sets off a chain of events, leading to a deadly riot that claims lives, including Amanda Collins. The aftermath sees lawsuits, shattered lives, and the departure of baseball talent Bobby. A year later, Bobby returns to Plymouth, only to face a mysterious masked assailant wreaking havoc on Thanksgiving. The town is left questioning the identity and motives of this masked perpetrator, setting the stage for a gripping and suspenseful tale.

"Paprika" (2006) is a thrilling animated film created by director Satoshi Kon. In a dream world, a therapist-psychotherapist, using a device that allows him to enter his patients' dreams, finds himself in a confusing maze of reality and fantasy. Since its release, the film has won acclaim for its unique visual style and compelling plot.