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"Found footage" horror seeking the truth behind the murders of a family at an isolated house in the woods.
When the past comes calling, don't pick up the phone...
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A girl starts to hear voices in the hidden basement of a mansion her father is restoring.
Death tries to correct the balance after a premonition saves a group of workers from a bridge collapse.
Is horror movie addict Charley Brewster’s suave new nextdoor neighbour Jerry Dandridge really an evil vampire responsible for a string of recent deaths?
An enigmatic stranger may not be as much of a godsend as he first appears to a lonely mum and her daughters.
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An old inn is about to shut its doors for the final time and two of its employees get more than they bargain for when they go ghost hunting.
Criminals subject a family to a night of terror.
A hitman's moral compass becomes badly skewed.
Mountain climbers become caught up in a game of cat and mouse after discovering a kidnapped girl buried in the wilderness.
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Twisted romance with a vampiric edge.
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As a psycho killer lurks in the woods, a group of nervous people might represent a bigger threat to each other.
After being murdered, bishop St Niklas seeks revenge every 32 years by giving the parents and children a Christmas they will never forget.
UK horror on a military base.
A group of student filmmakers get more than they bargained for when tangling with a man tasked with protecting Norway from giant trolls.
A warren of tunnels beneath Berlin holds trouble for a group of thrill-seekers.
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A Texas gospel singer and her boyfriend find themselves caught up in a bizarre ceremony of pagan rites.
A successful country lawyer captures and attempts to "civilise" a woman he finds in the woods.
Man in the No We talk to Pablo Larraín about his Oscar-nominated film.
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