The film follows an unnamed man (Shay Eberle-Gunst) as he meets David, who is haunted by the Man in The Hat. This is all explained through first-person narration. David (Ryan Harrison) shows him what he knows about this elusive figure, including its height and appearance. He is obsessed with this shadowy figure. Our unnamed protagonist thinks David is crazy until he sees the Man in The Hat. He tries calling David to check on his well-being because he hasn’t returned phone calls....

The Trip to Italy is his follow up to the surprise 2010 hit in which British humorists Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon played slightly fictionalized versions of themselves taking a culinary tour through the north of England to research a series of articles for London’s Observer Magazine. The new film is every bit as loosely structured, dialogue-centered, and fall down funny. It begins with a deliciously meta exchange between the friends....

Psycho Directed by the master of suspense, Alfred Hitchcock, “Psycho” is a timeless masterpiece that redefined the thriller genre. With its iconic shower scene and psychological intrigue, this film remains a benchmark for suspenseful storytelling. The Silence of the Lambs A chilling psychological thriller that has stood the test of time, “The Silence of the Lambs” follows FBI trainee Clarice Starling as she seeks the help of incarcerated cannibalistic serial killer Hannibal Lecter to catch another vicious murderer....

School bully Glazer (Marc Beaupre) and his gang torture him in the restroom, forcing Adam to take off his shirt to see his male boobs. On top of this, Adam’s grandmother, Ange (Isabelle Brouillette), always insults him about his weight, constantly calling him a “porker.” Right before summer vacation, Ange dies, devastating Adam’s mother, Gizele (Isabelle Brouillette). Sister Karine (Julianne Cote) doesn’t want to speak at the funeral, so Adam gets stuck with the task....

Paul Giamatti plays Mike Flaherty, a small town lawyer who’s nice to the point of having his practice start to fail. He seems to deal mostly with the elderly and doesn’t charge exorbitant fees so he attracts them like a 4:00 buffet dinner or Sunday afternoon bingo game. He has a loving, no nonsense wife (Ryan), a cute daughter and his life is pretty normal except for the fact Mike doesn’t like to open up in stressful situations or ask for help....

Like many college students in the throes of their youth, Seth (Sasha Feldman) prioritizes partying with his friends and basking in the carefree here and now of his life. He believes he has all the time in the world to discover a meaningful purpose for himself and what the future may bring. That sentiment is suddenly challenged one night after a street encounter with Isaac (Guri Weinberg), an Orthodox Jew who correctly pegs Seth as having Jewish heritage....

As the two talk, it turns out Christina also needs a place to crash. Being the well-intentioned guy he is, Esteban lets her stay in a long-abandoned vessel that is just rusting away. In between shifts at the grocery store, Christina and Esteban fix the boat and her new home, while drug dealer Cadillac (Richard DiFrisco) visits every Wednesday. But, Esteban begins feeling jealous and then starts acting weird when he discovers the truth… Christina is a transwoman....

The documentary is a peek behind the curtain at the daily life of the modern Busshi. A Busshi practices the 1400-year-old craft of Buddhist woodcarving. Koun Seki, a Busshi master who was once the apprentice of a now aging but still renowned grandmaster, has taken up several apprentices of his own. He spends his days instructing the rigorous and largely ascetic Busshi lifestyle. Foremost, Carving the Divine has a strikingly quiet demeanor....

Clarke M. Smith’s Crazy Joe is a film that, perhaps not from the synopsis above but certainly within a few minutes of watching, you can see where it is going. Major plot developments aren’t necessarily telegraphed, but if you get a weird sense that something is off, and if you think you know what that might be… you’re probably right. Which isn’t a massive blow to the film, honestly. Having an inkling of what’s to come doesn’t take away from how the film works; this isn’t one of those films that lives or dies by its “twist....

In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore effective strategies to decode unknown calls, empowering you with the knowledge to find out who called you and navigate the world of phone communication confidently. Understanding the Landscape of Unknown Calls: Unknown calls can take various forms, ranging from harmless misdials to potentially malicious attempts at phishing or scams. Before diving into strategies to decode them, it’s essential to understand the dynamics at play: Legitimate Reasons: Some unknown calls may originate from legitimate sources, such as doctors’ offices or businesses with blocked caller IDs....

A man whose manic depressive, paranoid and schizophrenic mental state would only grow worse and ultimately eat way at him, Larry Fischer first appeared on the music scene in the 60s as a street performer in Los Angeles, singing songs to passerby for a dime. These songs were like poetic temper tantrums and would often leave the listener scratching their head, but always with a smile on their face. He was soon discovered by Frank Zappa who took this curious artist under his wing, releasing his first album and raising him to cult status....

Flashback a couple of hours, Francesca is the talk of the town as one of its top fashion models. The beautiful Francesca catches the eye of the handsome and very wealthy Leonardo (Gianni Rosato), who attempts to entice her to his bedroom. Francesca plays hard to get as she has been burned and abused by men in her past. Leonardo assures her that he’s not like the others and invites her to a party he’s throwing, where the two finally make a connection…in Leonardo’s bedroom....

Dramatic Portrayals in Live-Action Films In 1933, the world was introduced to a giant gorilla named Kong, who became an instant icon of cinema. King Kong, directed by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, depicted Kong as a creature of both awe-inspiring power and tragic vulnerability. The film’s depiction of Kong resonated with audiences worldwide, cementing his status as a pop culture icon and establishing a template for future gorilla-focused films....

The reporter apologizes for being late, but the tardiness does not faze the beloved author. As the interview gets underway, Noah recounts stories of how his fictional character has helped real people. The film cuts away to countries worldwide to follow these people as they search for the connections and meaning they long for. How do these anecdotes relate to the reporter’s hectic life? Is Noah Benshea as calm and wise as he first appears?...

Parkinson’s is a disease that causes unintended or uncontrollable movements in the body. Matter of Mind tells the stories of Juan Solano, a business owner; Veronica Garcia-Hayes, a mother and a certified boxing trainer; and Peter Dunlap-Shohl, a political cartoonist – all three are Americans who are fighting the disease. Juan is an older gentleman seeking surgical treatment with the hopes of regaining some control over his body movements. Veronica has found a way to soothe the tremors in the way of boxing....

Maya (Isabella Feliciana) is a blossoming and slightly naive Hispanic teenager with loyal and trustworthy girlfriends. She also has a few suitors to choose from. A thriving art student and intelligent, with teachers supporting her capabilities, Maya has an oppressed and emotionally unstable home life due to a father who abandoned her. Her alcoholic mother, Camila (Patricia Velasquez), is now with the abusive Diego (Gian Franco Rodriguez), who beats her mother and makes advances on Maya, who can’t stand any of it....

Each individual shares their story of loss, love, and hope throughout the film. They provide an understanding of how grief needs acceptance so healing can happen. Normalizing the grief process in the world in which we live is a step toward understanding how this emotional state of being can be handled. The various individuals discuss how you might define and cope with grief, such as wanting to run away, feeling on edge, being unable to speak or think properly, sleeping away the feeling of pain, or having panic attacks....

Stories range from a home invasion fantasy gone wrong to flashbacks to Graham and his wife’s rocky relationship, both bookending the most literal game of Screw, Marry, Kill you will ever see. Each tale connects to “Black Rabbit,” a dark web company seeking to fulfill the most twisted request and exploiting flesh for cash at every turn. Influences from Black Mirror, Squid Game, and Hostel are all focused through an Alice in Wonderland-esque lens, creating an indie horror as trippy as it is violent....

In the film, Murmur is an augmented reality app developed by purported masters of horror. It provides users with the elements of their own personal horror movie experience. The central conceit is that the app puts anyone playing in a slasher story, with the villain stalking them. The app tracks your progress by monitoring your heartbeat. Tiger (Logan Polish), Angel (Cyrus Arnold), Kenzie (Megan Lee), Zach (Brandon Wilson), and Buster (Johnny Jay Lee) have newly branded themselves as aspiring Social Media Influencers, dubbed Wait For It....

Writer/director Harrison stars as Rex, a useless white guy who lives in a small redneck town and makes out with a plastic doll on his mother’s couch. By mistake, he uncovers a sinister underground cult known as The Ninja VIP Super Club. It’s led by the menacing Big Twitty (Darrell Francis), who over the years has become a powerful supernatural entity by drinking the blood of hot women and cute puppies....