NEW ITEMS OF THIS SEASON

M.I.A. A Greater Evil (2018) Plot: A group of American college students travels to Vietnam, venturing deep into the dense, treacherous jungle in search of gold. However, their treasure hunt takes a terrifying turn when they lose their way and encounter more than they bargained for. They are stalked by the vengeful, restless spirits of American soldiers who went missing in action (M.I.A.) during the Vietnam War. As the students are picked off one by one, they realize that the soldiers have transformed into something far more malevolent than mere ghosts, and a "greater evil" is at play within the jungle's shadows.

American Gothic (2017) Plot: Two white-collar convicts, Nick and Guy, escape after a prisoner transport van is involved in a horrific roadside accident. Chained together and desperate to hide until they can find a way to break their shackles, they seek refuge at a secluded, off-the-beaten-path farmhouse. They take the seemingly "God-fearing" owners, Bill and Sarah, hostage, but the power dynamic quickly shifts. The fugitives soon realize they have stumbled into a den of much more dangerous individuals. The farmhouse is filled with nightmarish secrets—including a young woman held captive in the cellar—and the "nice" couple turns the tables, treating the convicts as the new subjects for their own twisted, homicidal brand of justice.

His Stretch of Texas Ground (2021) Plot: In this sequel to My Stretch of Texas Ground, Sheriff Joe Haladin is back in the quiet, idyllic town of Arlettsville, Texas. His peaceful life is shattered when a vicious ex-convict, Draven Denisen, returns to town and commits a crime so heinous that it captures national attention. As the sheriff struggles to protect his family and his community from this "vile evil," a second wave of violence—described as a "tsunami" of crime—threatens to destroy everything he holds dear. The film is a gritty, small-town crime thriller that explores themes of fate, conscience, and a lawman's desperate stand against overwhelming odds.

Death Row (2007) (Also released as Haunted Prison) Plot: Eight convicts are assigned to a work-release program to renovate a decaying, long-abandoned prison that was shut down following a gruesome riot years earlier. As the prisoners and their guards begin the work, they realize they are not alone in the crumbling structure. A mysterious, supernatural killer begins stalking them through the darkness, picking them off one by one in increasingly brutal and inventive ways. To survive the night, the remaining convicts must uncover the dark history of the prison and the identity of the psychopath behind the slaughter.

Plot: This documentary-style film takes viewers on a 3,000-mile journey across the United States to investigate 30 real-life cases of the macabre. It explores true crimes, ghostly legends, and unexplained phenomena that occurred in mysterious locations throughout America. The film specifically highlights how these gruesome real-world events and "hideous happenings" eventually served as the direct inspiration for some of the most famous horror movies in cinema history.

Wretch (2019) Plot: Nat is a recovering alcoholic struggling to stay sober while his partner, Adam, undergoes grueling chemotherapy for terminal cancer. Desperate and emotionally exhausted, Nat turns to his eccentric boss, Jean, who practices an esoteric healing art called "Enceladism." Jean and a mysterious self-help guru convince Nat that he can harness occult magic to physically manifest and destroy the cancer cells within Adam’s body. However, as Nat descends into these fringe rituals, the "healing" begins to take a horrific turn, manifesting as a body-horror nightmare that threatens to consume his sanity, his physical form, and the very person he is trying to save.