‘Shawscope Volume Three’ (1967-1983)
Before Hong Kong’s mightiest film studio mastered the art of the kung fu film, Shaw Brothers hit box office gold with a very different kind of martial arts cinema.
HÄXAN (1922)
A silent film focusing on 15th-century witchcraft and witch-hunting, with a mixture of documentary and narrative elements.
THE STORY OF ADÈLE H. (1975)
The story of Adèle Hugo's unrequited love for a lieutenant.
JAPAN ORGANIZED CRIME BOSS (1969)
A gangster, released from prison, seeks a quiet life... but after his boss dies, he's forced to lead his gang.
JUGGERNAUT (1974)
A terrorist demands a huge ransom in exchange for information on how to disarm the seven bombs he has planted aboard a trans-Atlantic cruise ship.
TOMIE (1998)
A young woman, haunted by repressed trauma, seeks answers through hypnosis, repeatedly uttering the name "Tomie." Simultaneously, a detective probes a series of gruesome murders...
SLAP THE MONSTER ON PAGE ONE (1972)
A right-wing newspaper attempts to derail the police investigation of the rape and murder of a young girl to help the candidates it supports in the upcoming elections.
BARB WIRE (1996)
Barb Wire runs a nightclub during the Second American Civil War. Her life is complicated by the return of her ex-lover, who's married to a fugitive.
I VAMPIRI (1957)
Young women are found dead in Paris, drained of blood, so a journalist investigates and is seduced by a beautiful woman from a noble family.
Daiei Gothic – Japanese Ghost Stories (1959-1968)
A collection of three of Japan's most famous ghost stories that have haunted people for centuries.
Produced by Val Lewton: I WALKED WITH A ZOMBIE & THE SEVENTH VICTIM (1943)
Val Lewton, a master of horror, created two chilling films that explore the unseen and the unknown, turning our fears into haunting experiences.
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968)
A group of strangers trapped in a farmhouse find themselves fending off a horde of flesh-eating zombies.