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The Thirsty Dead

Beautiful young girls are kidnapped off the streets of Manila by a death cult that needs their blood to remain immortal.

Shipwrecks: Graveyards of the Deep

["John Stoneman investigates shipwrecks in oceans around the world. Shipwrecks: Graveyards of the Deep explores the haunting remnants of maritime disasters scattered across the ocean floor, turning sonar scans and rusted hulls into whispered history lessons. Guided by documentarian John Stoneman, the film dives into some of the most mysterious and tragic wrecks in recorded history\u2014including wartime vessels lost to silence, merchant ships swallowed by storms, and forgotten freighters entombed in silt and time. Through underwater photography, archival footage, and a solemn narration style, the documentary reveals how these shipwrecks are more than debris\u2014they\u2019re underwater tombs, archaeological time capsules, and ghost stories sealed in salt. From the Red Sea to the Atlantic depths, Graveyards of the Deep offers a sobering, meditative glimpse into the fragile relationship between humanity and the ocean\u2019s vast, unforgiving memory."]

Northern Exposure

A city doctor is forced to work in the remote Alaskan town of Cicely, where he encounters peculiar locals, including a former astronaut, as he adjusts to small-town life. Tags: Storyline: Elaine Miles won the part of Marilyn Whirlwind by accident. She accompanied her mother, Armenia Miles, who was auditioning for the part of Marilyn, and they cast Elaine instead.

Dorm Daze

"Dorm Daze" follows a group of college students dealing with various chaotic situations in their dormitory. From mistaken identities to misunderstandings and unexpected guests, the students navigate through a series of comedic mishaps and adventures. As the story unfolds, friendships are tested, secrets are revealed, and the characters find themselves in a whirlwind of events that culminate in a hilarious and entertaining college experience.

The Cassandra Crossing

A Swedish terrorist group attempts to blow up a US military biological weapons lab in Geneva, but two of them are infected with a deadly, highly contagious pneumonic plague strain called "Cassandra" before they can escape. One is killed, but the other, P.A. Shaddick, boards a transcontinental train bound for Strasbourg. Colonel Stephen Mackenzie, an American military intelligence officer, isolates the entire train, redirecting it to a condemned former quarantine station in Janov, Poland, across the dangerously dilapidated "Cassandra Crossing" bridge, despite protests from the passengers and the World Health Organization (WHO) doctor Elena Stradner. As passengers fall ill and die, Dr. Jonathan Chamberlain, a renowned neurosurgeon on board, works with Elena to find a cure, discovering that oxygen enrichment might help save the uninfected, and that Shaddick, despite his initial infection, is not succumbing to the disease due to a prior tuberculosis vaccination. Mackenzie, fearing a worldwide epidemic if anyone leaves the train, plans to destroy the train on the bridge, killing everyone to contain the virus. Chamberlain and other able-bodied passengers manage to separate the uninfected section of the train before the bomb-rigged front cars are sent over the bridge, which collapses, plunging Mackenzie and the infected into the gorge below. The survivors then continue their journey to freedom, hoping to evade further military pursuit.

Jesus of Montreal

A young actor, Daniel, is hired by a Catholic church in Montreal to revitalize their traditional Passion Play. He auditions and recruits a small troupe of actors, and together they research and rewrite the play, drawing upon modern theological and historical interpretations that challenge conventional dogma. Their radical and provocative performance, which merges elements of ancient scripture with contemporary social issues, becomes a critical and public sensation, drawing large crowds but also incurring the wrath of the church authorities, particularly the conservative Father Leclerc, who deems it blasphemous. As the actors become increasingly immersed in their roles, their lives begin to mirror the struggles and persecution of Jesus, with Daniel himself experiencing visions, attracting a devoted following, and ultimately suffering a violent, sacrificial fate that leaves his friends to carry on his legacy and artistic vision.

Battleship

In the 2012 film "Battleship," a fleet of naval ships is forced to engage in a battle against an alien armada after a mysterious signal from Earth triggers an invasion. The story follows Lieutenant Alex Hopper, a rebellious naval officer, who must step up to lead his crew and the remaining ships in a fight for survival. As the aliens deploy advanced technology and powerful weaponry, Hopper and his team must use their wits and the resources available to outmaneuver and defeat the extraterrestrial threat. The battle intensifies on the high seas, with Hopper learning the importance of leadership, teamwork, and sacrifice in the face of overwhelming odds.