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Necromancer

Julie, a college student, is sexually assaulted by two fellow students. Desperate for revenge, she makes contact with a necromancer, who begins using her demonic powers to get rid of any guy... Read all Tags: Storyline: Shawn Eisner, who played Allan, was not a professional actor. He was the Director of Theatre Operations at Pepperdine University when the movie was filmed there.

Survivorman

"Survivorman" is a television series starring Les Stroud, who also serves as the show's host. The series follows Stroud as he embarks on solo wilderness survival trips in various locations, showcasing his skills and techniques for viewers. Throughout the show's episodes, Stroud is seen navigating challenging environments, demonstrating survival tactics, and highlighting the importance of preparedness and resourcefulness in the wilderness. With a total of 54 episodes spanning from 2005 to 2015, "Survivorman" offers an engaging and educational look into the world of survival in the great outdoors.

The Quiet Earth

After a mysterious event called "The Flashlight" causes all life on Earth to vanish overnight, Zac Hobson, a scientist involved with a secret energy project, wakes up to find himself seemingly the last man alive. Struggling with isolation and a growing mental instability, he begins to explore the deserted world, eventually declaring himself "President of the World." His loneliness is shattered when he encounters Joanne, a young woman who also survived, and later Api, a Maori man who initially seems hostile but joins them. The trio attempts to cope with their new reality and figure out what happened, all while Zac experiences vivid visions and electrical disruptions, linking them to his former work on Project Flashlight, a global energy grid intended to stabilize the Earth's magnetic field. Zac eventually deduces that Project Flashlight caused the catastrophe and is now threatening to tear the planet apart, leading him to sacrifice himself in a desperate attempt to reverse the process, only to witness the sun rise over a transformed, ringed sky, revealing that the Earth itself has been transported to another, alien realm.

Grease

In the summer of 1958, high school teenagers Danny Zuko and Sandy Olsson meet at the beach and fall in love. When the summer ends, Sandy, who is set to return to Australia, unexpectedly enrolls at Rydell High School, where Danny is a student. Danny, the leader of the T-Birds greaser gang, initially acts indifferent to maintain his tough image, causing tension between them. Sandy befriends the Pink Ladies, led by Rizzo, who initially mocks her wholesome demeanor. As the school year progresses, Danny and Sandy navigate the ups and downs of teenage romance, peer pressure, and identity, culminating in a transformation for both as they reconcile their feelings at the school carnival, embracing a new understanding of themselves and each other.

Get Away

Nick Frost’s script for Get Away initially presents as a classic folk horror setup: a group of hapless tourists travels to a remote, unwelcoming island to observe a strange local festival. The atmosphere is thick with Midsommar-esque dread as the visitors are enveloped by the island's insular culture. However, the film viciously subverts expectations, pulling the rug out from under the audience and the genre itself. The narrative pivots, transforming into a bloody survival tale where the "hapless tourists" trope is inverted, and the lines between victim and predator blur in a stark example of archetype drift.

The Young Graduates

"The Young Graduates" follows the story of high school senior Mindy Evans, who is caught in the throes of teenage angst and the desire for independence. As she navigates the complexities of young adulthood, Mindy becomes involved in a romantic relationship with a married teacher, which leads to a series of emotional and moral dilemmas. Her journey is marked by a quest for self-discovery and the struggle to break free from societal expectations, all while dealing with the consequences of her choices. The film captures the essence of youthful rebellion and the challenges of transitioning from adolescence to adulthood.

The Shining

A family heads to an isolated hotel for the winter, where a sinister presence influences the father into violence. At the same time, his psychic son sees horrifying forebodings from both the... Read all Tags: Storyline: Because Danny Lloyd was so young, and since it was his first acting job, Stanley Kubrick was highly protective of the child. During the shooting of the movie, Lloyd was under the impression that the film he was making was a drama, not a horror movie. In fact, when Wendy carries Danny away while shouting at Jack in the Colorado Lounge, she is actually carrying a life-size dummy, so Lloyd would not have to be in the scene. He only realized the truth several years later, when he was shown a heavily edited version of the film. He did not see the uncut version of the film until he was seventeen, eleven years after he had made it.