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DVD Film - When a mob frenzy of unknown origin causes parents from a peaceful suburb to turn their anger against their own children, the children must fight for their lives and defend themselves against brutal attacks from those who brought them into the world.
DVD Film - Horror legend Sam Raimi delivers a brand new take on the classic tale of a family whose peaceful life is turned upside down when strange things start happening in their home.
DVD Film - Some promises can kill. Pediatrician Abby (Maria del Mar) had it all: husband Robert (Joe Lando), two children Maddy (19) and Corey (14), a beautiful house and a successful career.
DVD Film - Grace is a story told in a completely new way - through the eyes of a girl possessed by the devil. Alexia Fast (Jack Reacher: Last Shot) is featured as Grace: a naive, charming and innocent fresh college girl who is getting used to her new surroundings and her new roommate.
DVD Film - The birth of a child turns into a nightmare for a young couple in one of the scariest horror films ever made! In addition to the mysterious incident they experienced during their honeymoon, Zach and Samantha McCall must also deal with an unplanned pregnancy.
DVD Film - Rusty Nail, a vengeful trucker with a penchant for other people's misery, kicks his twisted appetites into high gear in the new UNCENSORED sequel to Ride to Hell! When several young amateur drivers decide to cut their way to the Road Rally 1000, they unwittingly unleash a terrifying nightmare.
DVD Film - Are you afraid of the dark? No? You start. Guillermo del Toro will take care of it. This classic, slightly fairytale horror film with Katie Holmes, Guy Pearce and little Bailee Madison, whose amazing acting talent we could appreciate in Try to Make Me Smile or Brothers, will get under your skin.
DVD Film - The fourth installment of the cult series Insidious reveals the mysterious past of the sought-after parapsychologist Elise. In her youth she lived in a small town in New Mexico, but her home was also the home of dark forces.
DVD Film - In an abandoned house at the very end of town, a group of teenagers find a book that is more terrifying than anything they could have ever imagined. The ancient book is full of scary stories and even scarier monsters, but it's not exactly a must-read. The book, on the other hand, reads whoever comes into contact with it.
DVD Film - The psychological thriller Escape Game tells the story of six people who accept the challenge to take part in an escape game. Very soon, however, he finds that there is no way out of the game. and the fight for survival begins.
DVD Film - A shocking devil exorcism ceremony spirals out of control and claims the life of a young woman. A few months later, they bring her body to the morgue where Megan works. Gradually, the dead body seems to be possessed by demonic forces.
DVD Film - In a small town in Massachusetts, four high school girls want to deny the existence of the mysterious Slender Man through a ritual. But then one of them mysteriously disappears.
DVD Film - After a traumatic experience with a stalker, Sawyer Valentini finds himself in a psychiatric hospital. Just moments after entering the high-security facility, she catches a glimpse of a local employee she is convinced belongs to the man who has been stalking her.
DVD Film - Do you believe in ghosts? Windows, behind which is the wall, a door opening into the void, staircase, that go nowhere, secret passages, the trapdoor, columns built upside down, a labyrinth of rooms. The huge Winchester mansion is weighed down by a creepy atmosphere and history.
DVD Film - In this mystery thriller, a group of medical students try to answer the question of whether there is life after death. Repeatedly, they fall into a state of clinical death, but increasingly dangerous experiments take their toll on each of them.
DVD Film - Set in a time before the haunting experiences of the Lambert family, this chilling prequel reveals the fate of Elise Rainier (Lin Shaye), a gifted psychic who, after some hesitation, decides to use her abilities to contact the dead.
DVD Film - With Jack the Ripper, terror has taken over the streets of London. His cruelty betrays insanity, but his fiendish precision indicates an educated man.
DVD Film - DVD film The Thing [1982, The Thing]. Czech dubbing. Czech subtitles. Dolby Digital. Starring: Kurt Russell. Directed by: John Carpenter. Scientists at an American research station in Antarctica are frightened by a helicopter raid by their Norwegian colleagues, who try in vain to kill a fleeing dog. The hunt is unsuccessful and the Norwegians disappear without explaining the situation to the Americans. However, they gradually discover that something is wrong with the dog. He is infected with an alien virus that uses the body shells of (not only) humans for self-improvement and it is not at all against his mind to "try" anything on his hosts. And so scientists have no choice but to pick up a flamethrower, trust only themselves, and stay alert - because there could be a "thing" hiding in any of them.
DVD Film - Masters of horror Wes Craven and Sean Cunningham are back. Extended version too extreme for cinema. Mari has come with her parents to spend the summer holidays at a remote lakeside mansion, from where the girl drives herself to a nearby town to visit a friend. Both girls are kidnapped by an escaped psychopathic prisoner and his cronies. Paige is murdered, but Mari, despite being raped and shot, manages to escape. He tries to get to his parents' house, but coincidentally, the killer's footsteps are also heading to their house.
DVD Film - The cast: Nicholas Hoult, Nicolas Cage. Everyone has seen a boss who drinks the blood of his subordinates. When your superior is Count Dracula, "drinking blood" takes on a rather sinister dimension. Renfield (Nicholas Hoult) is the all-powerful henchman of the legendary monster Dracula (Nicolas Cage). For hundreds of years, Renfield slavishly provided Dracula with prey and did his bidding, no matter what humiliation he experienced. Until now. Now, his decision to leave the Prince of Darkness and find his own life outside his shadow - just to figure out how to end a toxic working relationship - is finally dawning on him.
DVD Film - Directed by: M. Night Shyamalan. Would you be willing to do the impossible if it was the only way to save the world? The family vacation in a cottage drowned in the woods, far from all civilization, went great. Until the four of them showed up on their doorstep. They look like members of a crazy religious sect, trying to explain to the poor holidaymakers that the world as they know it will end unless they save it. They don't really ask for anything complicated. All it takes is a volunteer among them who will willingly do for the salvation of the planet what no one would willingly do. Sounds crazy, right?
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