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The Cars That Ate Paris

While driving through the Australian outback town of Paris, brothers Arthur and George are involved in a staged car accident orchestrated by the locals, which kills George and leaves Arthur concussed. Taken in by the eccentric Mayor Waldo, Arthur soon discovers that the town of Paris intentionally causes horrific car crashes on the main highway to scavenge the wreckage for parts and prey on the injured drivers and passengers. The town's younger generation, a group of leather-clad delinquents, are obsessed with customizing their vehicles into terrifying, weaponized machines and engaging in dangerous, ritualistic driving. As Arthur tries to piece together what happened and escape, he is slowly drawn into the town's bizarre customs, learning to drive and eventually participating in their destructive way of life, culminating in a chaotic, town-wide demolition derby where the various factions of Paris violently clash in their monstrous cars.

New Nightmare

Heather Langenkamp, who played Nancy in the original "A Nightmare on Elm Street," is living in Los Angeles with her husband Chase and young son Dylan when strange disturbances begin. An earthquake rattles her home, a mysterious caller harasses her, and director Wes Craven tells her he is writing a new script in which Freddy Krueger escapes fiction into the real world. Robert Englund and producer Robert Shaye appear as themselves, discussing a possible franchise revival. Dylan starts behaving erratically, obsessively watching the original film and clashing with a glove-clawed figure only he seems to see. Heather's husband dies in a car accident involving the same force, and as Freddy's presence intensifies around her son, Heather concludes she must step back into the role of Nancy to stop him from crossing into reality.

Evil Dead Rise

While visiting her estranged sister Ellie and her three children in their condemned Los Angeles apartment building, guitar technician Beth finds her family torn apart after an earthquake uncovers a hidden bank vault. Inside, Ellie's curious son Danny discovers a mysterious, skin-bound book and several vinyl recordings, which he plays, unwittingly unleashing a demonic entity that brutally possesses his mother. Trapped on their floor as the malevolent, resurrected Ellie torments them and spreads the possession to others, Beth must fight to protect her young nieces and nephew. The bloody struggle culminates in the parking garage, where the possessed bodies of the family merge into a grotesque, multi-limbed creature that Beth must destroy with a wood chipper to save the last surviving child and herself.

Carrie

"Carrie" is a horror film directed by Brian De Palma. The story follows the life of Carrie White, a shy and introverted high school girl who possesses telekinetic powers. Carrie is mercilessly bullied by her classmates, especially by a group of mean girls led by Chris Hargenson. However, things take a dark turn when Carrie's powers are unleashed during prom night, leading to a tragic and violent outcome. The film explores themes of bullying, isolation, and revenge, culminating in a gripping and intense climax.

The Lords of Salem

"The Lords of Salem" directed by Rob Zombie follows the story of Heidi Hawthorne, a radio DJ in Salem who receives a mysterious wooden box containing a vinyl record from a band called The Lords. When Heidi plays the record on air, it triggers a series of terrifying events that connect her to a coven of witches from the town's past. As Heidi's reality begins to unravel, she must confront the dark forces at play and uncover the truth behind her connection to the witches of Salem. The film explores themes of witchcraft, the occult, and the supernatural as Heidi's life becomes increasingly entangled with the sinister history of Salem.

Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai

An African-American Mafia hit man who models himself after the samurai of old finds himself targeted for death by the mob.

Get Out

A young African-American visits his white girlfriend's parents for the weekend, where his simmering uneasiness about their reception of him eventually reaches a boiling point. Tags: Storyline: Daniel Kaluuya was given the lead role on the spot after nailing his audition. Writer, co-producer, and director Jordan Peele said Kaluuya did about five takes of a key scene, in which his character needs to cry, and each was so perfect that the single tear came down at the exact same time for each take.