Director: Andrea Ricca
Writer: Andrea Ricca
Release year: 2009
An short adventure on the smallest scale
An archeologist discovers an ancient goblet at a Medieval castle setting. Upon removing it, he awakens its guardian who wants it back.
Fantasy
Director: Constantine S. Gochis
Writer: William Vernick
Release Year: 1978
Aka title: Class Reunion Massacre
By the doubling of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes.
From a dark lake filling the bottom of an abandoned quarry rises a little boy (Christopher Flint) who then catches a bus. This startling scene, though almost disconnected from the bulk of the film, show us that we’re in for something unusual. While a group of jerkoffs at a high-school reunion getting bumped off isn’t entirely original, this one tries to be something different by having the killer be something far from the norm…. (more…)
Director: Jaromil Jires
Writers: Jaromil Jires & Ester Krumbachová with additional dialog by Jirí Musil and based on a novel by Vítezslav Nezval
Release Year: 1970
Czech title: Valerie a týden divu
Bleed little girl, bleed.
Thirteen year old Valerie (Jaroslava Schallerová) – who looks like a young Britt Ekland – lives with her grandmother (Helena Anýzová) in a large house. One day, missionary / actor-player / complete weirdo Tchor-konstábl (Jirí Prýmek) appears in the town with Orlík (Petr Kopriva) – who may have already been there – and quickly becomes interested in grandmother and Valerie. There’s much more to it than that as the film unfolds like a fever dream story of incest, lesbianism, sexual-awaking, molestation, sexuality, marriage as well as vampires, weasels and religion….
Director: Vincent Ward
Writer: Ronald Bass based on a book by Richard Matheson
Release Year: 1998
Hell is Robin Williams.
Annie Collins-Nielsen (Annabella Sciorra) goes crazy when her kids, Ian (Josh Paddock) and Marie (Jessica Brooks Grant), are killed in a car accident. Only the antics of her husband Chris (Robin Williams) are able to draw her back to some sense of normality, but then he’s killed too in another car accident. She doesn’t cope well, but that’s the least of the problems in this film….
Director: Goran Dukic
Writer: Goran Dukic based on a novella by Etgar Keret
Release Year: 2006
Suicide just makes things worse.
Zia (Patrick Fugit) killed himself because his girlfriend left him. Eugene (Shea Whigham) killed himself because he was sick of being a laughingstock. When Zia discovers that his ex-girlfriend Desiree (Leslie Bibb) also killed herself, he gets Eugene to go on a road trip to find her.
