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Stowaway

Stowaway

The 2021 science fiction drama Stowaway was directed by Joe Penna and co-written with Ryan Morrison. The cast includes Anna Kendrick, Daniel Dae Kim, Shamier Anderson, and Toni Collette, depicting a space mission to Mars that unfolds along one moral dilemma. Characters grapple with the themes of survival, sacrifice, and the ethical limits of deep […]

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Lethal Love Affair

Lethal Love Affair

Lethal Love Affair (2024) is a psychological thriller featuring elements of LGBTQ+ relationship drama that was directed by Brian Shackelford. The film analyzes the perils of love after a relationship underpinned by obsessive fervor has ended. It tackles conflict, intense emotional undertones, ambition versus vulnerability, and entanglement all while maintaining suspenseful entertainment. Synopsis The story

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Slender Man

Slender Man

Slender Man is a supernatural horror picture that hit theaters in 2018, with Sylvain White in the directors chair and genre veteran Sam Raimi producing. Rooted in the infamous Internet creepypasta-an elusive, faceless man in a dark suit-the movie probes how fear spreads when strangers hide behind screens and identities blur. The film divides viewers,

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Alita: Battle Angel

Alita: Battle Angel

Alita: Battle Angel, a science-fiction action movie released in 2019, was directed by Robert Rodriguez and co-produced by James Cameron and Jon Landau. Drawn from Yukito Kishiros manga Battle Angel Alita, the film immerses viewers in a detailed cyberpunk setting where questions of identity, authority, and raw emotion constantly clash. Its mix of cutting-edge digital

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Weathering

Weathering

Weathering, a psychological horror short, premiered on Netflix in April 2023, with Megalyn Echikunwoke as director. Spanning roughly twenty minutes, the piece follows Gemina, portrayed by Alexis Louder, a mother shattered by postpartum loss and deepening mental trauma. Mixing surreal dread with blunt emotional truth, Weathering probes the tangled themes of maternal grief, brutal solitude,

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Pandora 2016

Pandora 2016

Pandora, a 2016 disaster-drama from South Korea, was both written and directed by Park Jung-woo and delivers tense, heartfelt commentary on nuclear risks. Kim Nam-gil plays Jae-hyeok, a power-plant technician who finds himself caught between personal sacrifice and collective duty. Blending intimate character arcs with wide-scale catastrophe, the film became the first Korean title pre-sold

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The Ghost Station

The Ghost Station

The Ghost Station, originally titled Oksu Station Ghost, is a 2022 cross-Korean-Japanese horror picture that draws on Horangs hit webcomic of the same name. Directed by Jeong Yong-ki and co-written by veteran Japanese fright experts Hiroshi Takahashi and Koji Shiraishi, the movie mixes urban legend lore, J-horror mood, and Korean melodrama. Kim Bo-ra, Kim Jae-hyun,

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The Unholy

The Unholy

Directed and co-written by Evan Spiliotopoulos, who previously penned screenplays for animated hits and horror remakes, The Unholy marks the filmmakers first stint behind the camera. Sam Raimi, the Evil Dead architect, produced it through his Ghost House Pictures outfit and oversaw the projects nods to classic supernatural dread. The picture, drawn from British author

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Primbon

Primbon

Introduction Primbon is a traditional Javanese handbook that helps people make choices by mixing mysticism, numbers, astrology, spiritual insight, and local custom. Deeply embedded in Javanese life, it predicts fate, translates dreams, checks compatibility, picks lucky dates, and offers guiding advice. Its ongoing use in Indonesia, especially on Java, shows how ancient beliefs still blend

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The Haunted Hotel

The Haunted Hotel

Introduction Deep in the silent-film era, The Haunted Hotel appeared in 1907 as a bold short work that amazed viewers. J. Stuart Blackton wrote, directed, and produced the comedy for Vitagraph Company, with cameraman Albert E. Smith capturing the action. At just over six minutes, the picture has earned a place in film history by

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