NEW ITEMS OF THIS SEASON

The Company We Keep (2025) (Note: Often released/distributed in some regions under the working title "The Company Keep" or confused with the 2013 Robert Redford film "The Company You Keep") Plot: Dr. Arthur Vance is a renowned forensic psychiatrist who has spent his career studying the minds of the most dangerous serial killers. His world is upended when he is approached by a young woman, Elena, who claims to be the daughter of a notorious, never-caught murderer he once profiled. As Arthur is drawn into Elena's search for the truth, he begins to realize that she isn't just looking for closure—she is "collecting" secrets to continue her father's legacy. The film is a cat-and-mouse psychological thriller that explores the "company" we choose to keep and whether darkness can be inherited or if it is a deliberate choice.

The Shadow Walkers (2006) Plot: A group of lab technicians and military personnel awaken in a high-security subterranean laboratory with no memory of who they are or how they got there. They soon discover the facility is in lockdown and they are trapped. As they venture deeper into the complex to find an escape, they are stalked by "Shadow Walkers"—genetically engineered super-soldiers with razor-sharp claws and jagged teeth that blend into the darkness. As the survivors begin to regain their memories, they realize they weren't just victims of the facility, but were active participants in the horrific experiments that created the monsters now hunting them.

Bakterion (1982) (Also known as Panic and Zombie 4) Plot: In the quiet English town of Newton, a secret laboratory accident at a pharmaceutical company releases a lethal, experimental virus. The lead scientist, Professor Adams, is contaminated and undergoes a gruesome mutation, transforming into a blood-drinking, "melting" monster. As he stalks the town—targeting horny teenagers and unsuspecting locals—the government prepares "Plan Q," a desperate military strike to nuke the entire village to contain the outbreak. Police Captain Kirk (no relation to the Star Trek character) and a female scientist race against the clock to find the mutated doctor and prove he isn't contagious before the town is wiped off the map.

Fear Cabin: The Last Weekend of Summer (2025) (Alternatively released/credited as "Fear Cabin" in 2024) Plot: Six close friends head to a remote cabin deep in the woods for what they intend to be an epic final weekend of summer, complete with partying, drinking, and carefree fun. However, the atmosphere shifts from celebratory to sinister when they realize they aren't alone. An unexpected and malevolent guest is already lurking within the cabin, and the group soon finds themselves trapped in a desperate fight for survival. As the night unfolds, the "last weekend of summer" becomes a literal struggle to avoid it being the last weekend of their lives.

Creature (1985) (Also known as "The Titan Find") Plot: In the near future, two rival multinational corporations—the American NTI and the West German Richter Dynamics—are locked in a fierce space race to claim resources on Titan, Saturn’s largest moon. When an American research team discovers an ancient alien laboratory containing a dormant organism, they accidentally awaken a 200,000-year-old predator. The creature is not only physically lethal but possesses the ability to reanimate and control its victims via parasites, using their corpses to lure in the remaining survivors. As the American ship Shenandoah crash-lands on the moon, the crew must team up with a lone, half-crazed German survivor to battle the shapeshifting, mind-controlling horror before they are all assimilated.

Gemini said Matt's Chance (2013) Plot: Matt is a hapless loser whose life is flipped upside down when he walks in on his fiancée, Jessica, in bed with another man. Devastated and seeking a way to reclaim his dignity, he embarks on a surreal and dark quest for revenge. As he descends into a world of eccentric characters—including a mysterious mob figure, a bizarre mother figure, and a cynical mentor—Matt’s journey becomes less about getting even and more of a psychedelic exploration of morality, betrayal, and his own identity. The film is known for its quirky, "indie" dark comedy tone and an ending that takes an unexpected, high-concept turn.