Lloyd Kaufman

Maria Leite

Mauro Hermínio

Spencer Patwal

Maria, a fearless soldier, and TS-347, a man with superhuman strength, are being pursued by a military cell responsible for scientific experiments that have resulted in a zombie apocalypse. On the way, they will meet Pedro, a man with few ambitions and a great hangover. Together, they will try to escape to a safe place, but complications will cross their paths in the form of a nuclear bomb.

Mutant Blast

Mutant Blast (2018)

Anfisa Mishchenko

Alex Hadley

Sena Kocaoglu

Camille Garnier

Dania Fouad Aburouss

Filippo Vegezzi

Giada Mirizzi

Juan Gabriel Secondo

Maitri Uka

María Camila Fajardo

Nathalie Botbol

Shreya Sharma

Rafael Abboud

Irene Rodríguez

Yue Zhang

A group of young architects are confined in the middle of Barcelona's forest during the COVID crisis, living out the problems of self-sufficiency. Behind a wall of trees, the possibilities are endless.

Valldaura: A Quarantine Cabin

Valldaura: A Quarantine Cabin (2022)

Martin Freeman

Paul Abbott

Maria McHugh

Den Davis

A retrospective view of The Jam, as told through archival footage, interviews with band members, and commentary from those influenced by the band and its music.

The Jam: About the Young Idea

The Jam: About the Young Idea (2015)

Mónica Sun de Sander Ramsés

Antonio Jiménez Escribano

María Elena Flores

Carlos Quiney

Four mercenaries, employed by an African country, negotiate a purchase of arms. They seize the sum planned for the negotiations and three of them flee to Spain after having abandoned the fourth in the bush.

Girls for Mercenaries

Girls for Mercenaries (1970)

Mário Bispo de Souza

Gilberto Cardoso

Maria Nádia do Nascimento

Maria dos Santos Faria

Documentary on the disappearance of certain crafts and professions in Brazil.

O Fim do Sem-Fim

O Fim do Sem-Fim (2000)

Andy Devine

Jon Hall

Maria Montez

Turhan Bey

Young, lovely Naila becomes queen of the ancient Egyptian kingdom of Khemis after her father is killed in a slave revolt. Continuing her penchant for going incognito among the people, she seeks out rebel leader Herua. But through palace treachery, she herself is captured and enslaved. After various adventures, she finds herself rescued by (and attracted to) the very rebel she was seeking. Will gratitude or revenge win out? Gorgeous scenery and costumes.—Rod Crawford

Sudan

Sudan (1945)

Sabu

A shark hunter falls in love with the beautiful ruler of a tropical island.

White Savage

White Savage (1943)

Nigel Bruce

John George

In an unspecified Renaissance kingdom, no sooner has Anube's gypsy tribe encamped near Baron Tovar's village when Count Orso is found murdered. The wicked baron blames the gypsies and imprisons them all in his castle. Meanwhile, a mysterious stranger on a white horse has hidden the murder arrow and won the heart of gypsy belle Carla, to the discomfiture of her erstwhile fiancé Tonio. Baron Tovar is also fascinated by Carla...especially when he notices her heraldic pendant.—Rod Crawford

Gypsy Wildcat

Gypsy Wildcat (1944)

Dani Thompson

Shane Salter

Allistair McNab

Maria Lee Metheringham

Scream Team is a successful structured reality TV show in which it's three stars, Lucy, Jordan and Pip go ghost hunting in various supposedly haunted locations. Structured is they key word here though, the girls don't really believe in the paranormal or supernatural, that is until they accept an invitation to investigate strange goings on in a small Bulgarian village.—PP&B Productions

Bad Moon Rising

Bad Moon Rising (2021)

Luis Callejo

Asia Ortega

María Botto

Aura Garrido

The film starts with scenes of a small village in the Spanish countryside coming together to celebrate the wedding ceremony of two of their own. As the couple and their parents pose for a new family photograph, a long convoy of cars drives into the village, and out steps a Nazi officer whose evil intentions are visible on his face. The officer is offered a glass of local alcohol, which apparently burns his throat as he chokes up, and this causes much laughter among the villagers. The officer immediately orders his men to gun down every single villager and then throw canisters of strange blue-colored smoke into the whole area. As the Nazi army wears protective gas masks, the canisters are thrown toward heaps of Spanish dead bodies.Jan Lozano (Miki Esparbé), a captain of the Spanish army operational in the area, is seen facing the shooting squad before his high-ranking uncle, General Lozano, arrives and stops the punishment act. It is soon revealed that Jan was the captain of an army squad but had been suspended and given the death penalty for head-butting a judge who also happened to have blood ties with the notorious Francisco Franco. It seems that Jan is always up to such strange and reckless behavior, for which his uncle has to often step in and save his neck, but the Spanish general has now lost his patience. In order to get his nephew back on the positive side of the army's opinion, he gives Jan a mission-to deliver a letter inside an envelope to a place named Alarcos. Jan's reaction makes it clear that this is not as simple as it sounds, as Alarcos falls under the Sixth Brigade, which is located on the other side of a stretch of no man's land and enemy territory. Despite Jan's unwillingness to take on the journey because of the many dangers it poses (for he knows he won't possibly be able to return), his uncle explains that the mission is his last chance to avoid the death penalty. Finally, Jan sets out from the Spanish camp along with a young seventeen-year-old boy named Decruz (Manel Llunell), who had been imprisoned for having disobeyed army orders. Since Jan does not know how to drive, Decruz is appointed his driver, and the two head towards their destination in their army jeep.
Jan witnesses a Spanish soldier being loaded into a specially marked German train, led by the same Nazi officer who killed the entire village.On the way, Jan and Decruz are stopped by a barricade of German soldiers, and once they are allowed to pass after negotiations, Jan notices that the Germans are putting fences across the valley. Driving on, the two Spanish men see a plane crashing into the nearby jungle and also see the pilot jump out of the plane and land his parachute into the thick forest. Jan decides to go help the pilot, knowing that he is Italian, who was on the winning Spanish Nationalist side in the Civil War, the side that Jan belongs to. When they finally find the pilot, he seems to have died from the fall, as his legs are missing from his knee, and he hangs from one of the trees with the parachute stuck in it. But before the two men can leave the scene, they are taken hostage by a group of Soviet soldiers, who were trying to make their way out of Spain secretly after losing the Civil War, having represented the Republican side. Jan tries to think of some means to escape the situation, but the dead pilot's body suddenly wakes up and bites one of the Russians to death. The strangeness of the matter heightens when the dead Russian now wakes up, having turned into a zombie, and tries to attack all the people. After shooting the zombie dead, the Soviets take Jan and Decruz to their camp nearby, but the place looks massacred with dead bodies lying around. Very soon, though, all these dead bodies rise from the dead and attack the living men and women, irrespective of the uniforms they wear or which side of the war they represent.Understanding the grave danger of the whole situation, the Soviet squad decided to give Jan and Decruz a chance to survive and fight zombies along with them. Although the Soviet leader, Sargento (Luis Callejo), seems to take this decision easily, some of his comrades, including a young woman named Matacuras (Aura Garrido) and a man named Mecha (Álvaro Cervantes), do not agree with this plan initially. Despite their differences, the soldiers from the opposing camps now move together as a unit and reach a safe-house in the middle of the forest. Here they find another team already inside, and this team includes a Spanish Nationalist lieutenant, Jurel (Jesús Carroza), his sharpshooting private Rafir (referred to as Muslim during most of the film, because of the man's religion), and a nun named Sister Flor (María Botto). These three are also already aware of the zombie situation, and they finally decide to join Jan and Sargento. Together they spend some time safe inside the house, and some of them make personal relations with each other. Jan grows romantically interested in Matacuras, but the woman rejects all advances from him and also from Jurel. Decruz recognizes Mecha as a bike racer he admired in his childhood. Sargento develops a soft corner for Sister Flor, who heals a wound on his arm. Jan also spends time with the envelope, now opened, and the letter inside it, and he unknowingly reveals a secret message on the piece of paper. As he burns a side of the letter, a detailed map of the entire region, a valley, that had been drawn with some invisible ink becomes clear.Deep into the night, Rafir shoots an approaching zombie in the head to kill it, only to realize that there are bigger hordes of them coming towards the house. The entire crew now flees from the safe-house, and Mecha, who has a specialty in bombs and explosives, blows up the house with zombies inside before leaving. Walking through the forest, they see electric fences at places, which seem to have been put up to stop zombies from spreading, and that works too, as a few zombies are stuck on these fences, slowly burning themselves to death. Among these is also Brodsky, a heavy-built man who was part of the Soviet unit before he died and turned into a zombie. As Sargento goes through a dilemma over whether to kill his own comrade but only to relieve him of his suffering, Jan takes action and shoots Brodsky in the head.Jan now tells the rest of the team about his discovery-the map, written in German, suggests that the Nazis knew about zombie hordes coming out of the valley, as they had calculated the time and direction these hordes would take, and had therefore put up fences to stop them. With this information, Jan and the Soviets all suspect that the Nazis had some direct involvement in the matter, and their suspicions are soon confirmed. Traveling through the night, the team reaches the now-desolate village that was earlier shown at the beginning of the "Valley of the Dead," and the bride, who was seen earlier, suddenly crawls out of her hiding place inside the church. She reveals all that had happened-the Nazis opened fire on all the villagers, but she was saved by her husband and had only been shot in the leg. Taking shelter in her hiding spot, she saw the Nazis throw canisters of some gas toward the dead bodies, which made all the bodies turn into zombies and come back to life.While all this happened, the Nazi officer and his guards looked on from the bell tower, laughing at the people they had killed and turned into zombies, aimlessly walking around, killing a few of them as entertainment. It is now clear that the Nazis were experimenting with this new drug they had developed, and one soldier of the Soviet camp, a man referred to as Comisario Politico (Dafnis Balduz) in "Valley of the Dead," finds documents about this experiment. This man had already looked suspicious, as he was earlier seen secretly making a telephone call, most possibly to his Soviet superiors, and now he decides to steal these documents and hand over this new bio-weapon to the Soviets. He soon makes his intentions clear to the rest of the group, but the man is swarmed and killed by a few zombies as they make their way towards the church. Jan and Sargento lead their group out of the village through underground tunnels, but lives are lost in the process. The young bride, who was bitten by a zombie earlier or now in a possible confrontation inside the church, turns into a zombie and is killed off by Matacuras. Sister Flor also reveals that she has been bitten, and decides to stay back inside the tunnel to kill off the zombies and die in the process, much to the grief of Sargento. Rafir is also bitten on his foot, but it is found out that the bite had only pierced his boot and had not reached his skin underneath.With very little time on their hand, Jan tries to convince the group to follow him to Las Aguilas, a Nazi-Spanish Nationalist outpost, where he had seen a train with the same symbols that were seen in the Nazi experiment documents. He claims that the train should be the source of this disaster, and, therefore, would definitely have some antidote to reverse the whole process. As the Soviets absolutely reject the idea of walking into the enemy's camp, Jan says that he just wants to end the plight of the common people, already suffering terribly from the civil war, and also reveals that his own brother is a member of the Republican army, contrary to his allegiance. This personal connection seems to make Jan look at soldiers beyond the uniforms that they wear, and the man now convinces his Soviet companions to follow the plan. Together, they all travel to Las Aguilas, but Jan is denied entry by his uncle, who does not want any prisoners to be let inside, and makes his support for the bio-weapon clear. The general tells Jan that the Nationalists plan to kill off all the common people in the valley, whom they have already turned into zombies, by dropping bombs on them from planes very soon. The Nazi officer earlier seen is also present in the camp, and he kills General Lozano, who wants to delay the bombings to protect his nephew.On the other hand, Decruz reveals that he had been bitten by a zombie earlier, and knowing that he was soon about to turn into one, the young man arms himself with bombs all over his body and walks to the Las Aguilas gates. He gets shot, turns into a zombie, and drops the bomb close to the gates to blow it off and kill off guards in the nearby vicinity, thus carving a way for the rest of the group to enter. Jan, Sargento, and the others now enter a tunnel and see the train they had been looking for, with an army of Nazi guards all around. However, the situation soon turns in their favor, though, when hordes of zombies walk into the tunnel, and the Nazis and the zombies face off with each other.As the group now prepares their next plan of action, Jurel and Mecha leave their companions, saying that they do not want to go to such lengths to serve their profession as soldiers, and would rather escape the place. Jan, Sargento, and Matacuras now make their way through the train coaches, hiding from zombies and Nazis, while Rafir provides cover for them from atop a coach. Rafir, though, is soon seen being pulled down by a zombie, while Jurel and Mecha end up inside a car that is quickly surrounded by zombies. Both of them share stories about their respective wives, who were killed by the opposing armies during the war, and then, realizing that the car was filled with explosives, blow themselves off to kill the large horde of zombies. Jan finally finds the coach he had been looking for and enters it with Matacuras, as Sargento goes over to the engine of the train in order to drive it out of the tunnel outpost.Jan and Matacuras now find the Nazi officer, who reveals that it was all his invention and idea to make such a bio-weapon to kill enemies before the rival Soviet forces could make any of it. When asked about the antidote, the officer reveals that there is actually no antidote for the gas, other than a few things that only slow down the process, and the officer cruelly expresses his pride in making such a weapon. It is clear that he has injected himself with large doses of this drug, intending to turn into a very powerful zombie, but the man is shot dead in the head by Matacuras before he turns. Zombies now enter the coach, and one of them bites Jan in his hand. Certain that he too would turn into a zombie, Matacuras very quickly amputates Jan's hand, which soon turns rancid from the bite's effect. The two then take shelter in a small glass compartment at the end of the coach. Sargento manages to set the train into motion but is surrounded by zombies and shoots himself in the head to ensure he does not turn into one. As the train leaves the tunnel, bombs are dropped by planes, killing all zombies, and Jan and Matacuras share a kiss at the same time.After the whole ordeal is over, the two have survived, protected by the compartment, and so has Rafir, who has managed to kill the attacking zombie and now climbs up on top of the coach. Jan and Matacuras are then seen riding on a motorcycle to a Spanish town, where the woman drops Jan off and prepares to leave. Jan asks her to stay back with him as nobody would recognize her as a Soviet, or at least tell him her real name before leaving, but Matacuras denies both his requests as she rides away on the bike with a smile on her face, and Jan then walks towards the town.

Valley of the Dead

Valley of the Dead (2020)

Patricia Millardet

Maria Schneider

Niels Arestrup

Miou-Miou

Marie is a young girl from a working class family, who falls in love with Gérard. Not long after beginning their relationship, Gérard shows his sadistic, twisted tendencies and begins to abuse her physically and psychologically. Marie will try to escape from him and embark on a personal adventure to regain control of her body and her spirit.

Memoirs of a French Whore

Memoirs of a French Whore (1979)

Lillian Bronson

Maria Ouspenskaya

Elizabeth Patterson

Vanessa Brown

A beautiful young concert pianist is torn between her attraction to her arrogant but brilliant maestro and her love for a farm boy she left back home.

I've Always Loved You

I've Always Loved You (1946)

Todd Allen Durkin

Carlos Acosta-Milian

Maria Corina Ramirez

Marialejandra Martin

A Latina high school valedictorian grapples with her fate and identity as graduation day approaches, all while her mother veers too close to a ghost from the past and her younger sister swears she's found the answer to it all: winning the lottery.—ARIO

Bridges

Bridges (2021)

Christopher Juul

Kai Uwe Faust

Maria Franz

Recorded on a late summer night at Castlefest 2017 in The Netherlands, 'Lifa' captures the first-ever live performance of HEILUNG. 'Lifa' lays bare the power and majesty of the enigmatic Danish trios deeply ritualistic live performance for all to experience.

Heilung - Lifa

Heilung - Lifa (2018)

Manuel Ojeda

María Rojo

Ana Ofelia Murguía

Farnesio de Bernal

A woman (Murguía) lives waiting for her son (Alonso) who is a sailor. She hasn't seen him for years although he writes to her a lot. The woman shares his letters and her grief with a co-worker and friend (Rojo). This last woman begins to idealize her friend's son. One day, the mother gets sick and falls into a coma. Her son arrives but she is unconscious. He has a brief but passionate affair with her mother's friend and then disappears, as quickly as he came back from the sea.—Maximiliano Maza

Naufragio

Naufragio (1978)

Raffaella Carrà

Francesca Piñón

Eva Magaña

Eva María Milara

In spring 1992 in the city of Zaragoza (province of Zaragoza, autonomous community's capital of Aragón in northeastern Spain), 11-year-old Celia lives with her 30-year-old widowed mother Adela, attends a Catholic school, and helps Adela with the cooking and housework. Her peaceful world changes when new student Brisa arrives from Barcelona (Catalonia's capital). Curious, restless and exciting, Brisa introduces quiet, friendly Celia to modern music bands that she doesn't know, at the same time she befriends another classmate, Cristina, and her older sister Clara. Despite the modernity of a Spain which in that year was the focus of attention as European Cultural Capital, the Expo '92 in Seville, and the Olympic Games in Barcelona, Celia's life is kept conservative and repressive not only by the nuns but also by working-class, illiterate Adela, who refuses to talk about Celia's father and worries about her own aging father but is unable to visit him because she was banished from her birth village for being an unwed mother. Celia spends her time with the girls playing with makeup, testing alcohol and cigarettes, dancing in discotheques at weekends, and discovering that she's despised at school for not having a father like the rest of the girls do. She feels like a stranger and searches for her identity and her place in the world. "The Girls" is the portray of a generation as unique as the time they lived.—Chockys

Schoolgirls

Schoolgirls (2020)

Luis Ernesto Franco

Gaby Espino

Maria Conchita Alonso

Rafael de la Fuente

A desperate woman murders her unfaithful husband the morning of a big party that she's hosting in honor of her husband's recent Pritzker Prize. With guests arriving in a few hours, and the family nucleus at risk, she must survive the pain of heartbreak and a night of celebration, without being found out.

¡He matado a mi marido!

¡He matado a mi marido! (2018)

John Steiner

María Fernanda Ladrón de Guevara

Pedro Luis León

Valentín Tornos

Benito Freire is a peddler who lives miserably in an environment dominated by ignorance and superstition. He is dedicated to peddling by the Galician towns and suffers severe attacks of epilepsy. Through the region begins to spread the rumor that he is a werewolf and that he is possessed by a demonic spirit. And it will be precisely the stories that people are telling about him what start to make him go crazy.—jsanchez

The Ancines Woods

The Ancines Woods (1970)

Demi Lovato

Nick Jonas

Maria Canals-Barrera

Alicia Vita Jones

Mitchie can't wait to return to Camp Rock so that she and love-interest Shane can spend the summer making music and having fun with their friends and bandmates. But when a rival camp, Camp Star, run by famous music producer Axel Turner, opens across the lake, many Camp Rock campers and counselors ditch Camp Rock and join Camp Star. Mitchie becomes too busy running the camp and preparing for the "Camp Wars" to have much fun, but Shane and friends help her open up and look on the bright side of summer. The Camp Rock gang spends the summer preparing for the dramatic Battle of the Bands while still maintaining to have fun.—Lexi Pearl

Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam

Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam (2010)

Alfonso Tort

Roxana Blanco

Manuel Lamas

María Inés Pelfort

A film shot and released on VHS in 1989. A mysterious cult work of Uruguayan cinema surrounded by strange theories about its creator, Manuel Lamas, about whom nothing is known. The documentary sets out to unveil the enigma that exists about Lamas and his work, chasing the traces of a ghost through his lost VHS cassettes. Along the way, the director becomes involved in a spiral that dissolves the boundaries between reality and fiction.

Straight to VHS

Straight to VHS (2021)

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