NEW ITEMS OF THIS SEASON

Gemini said Zombie Lover (2021) Plot: Dillon Slater is a man caught in the fallout of a toxic and deadly affair. When a impulsive act of violence leads to a brutal murder and a botched body dump, he and his companion, Stacy, find their lives spiraling into a nightmare. Their attempt to cover up the crime takes a dark, supernatural turn as they discover they have stumbled into a world of the reanimated undead. The film shifts from a gritty crime drama into a weird, low-budget horror story involving a mad scientist and a burgeoning zombie plague in the English countryside.

The Good Sisters (2009) Plot: Breanne and Kindra Good are two sisters living in a modest Maryland suburb who harbor a dark secret: they are practitioners of witchcraft and descendants of Sarah Good, a victim of the Salem witch trials. Living in a state of perpetual paranoia, they keep to themselves, working at a local nursery and practicing occult rituals in their apartment. Their quiet life is disrupted when a mysterious man named Daniel moves in next door. Convinced he is a "heretic hunter" sent to expose or destroy them, the sisters’ anxiety spirals into a violent frenzy. As they use their powers to protect their lifestyle, the line between actual threats and their own psychological unraveling blurs, leading to a bloody confrontation with their neighbors.

Gemini said Counterfeiting in Suburbia (2018) Plot: Reilly and Erica are two high school best friends who stumble upon a way to print nearly perfect counterfeit hundred-dollar bills using their school’s art room equipment. What starts as a way to buy designer clothes and help Reilly’s struggling aunt quickly spirals out of control. Their criminal enterprise is discovered by their debt-ridden art teacher, who blackmails them into printing even larger sums to pay off his own dangerous creditors. As the Secret Service closes in and their teacher’s demands become increasingly violent, the girls realize that "printing money" has put a price on their lives that they can't afford to pay.

Santastein (2023) Plot: Max Causey was only six years old when he accidentally burned Santa Claus to a crisp on Christmas Eve while trying to catch him. Twelve years later, the world has largely lost its holiday spirit as Santa has been missing for over a decade. Max, now a brilliant but troubled teen, is determined to fix his childhood mistake. Using his skills in reanimation and the preserved brain of the original Saint Nick, he and his lab partner, Paige, successfully resurrect the holiday icon. However, the experiment goes horribly wrong: instead of a jolly gift-giver, they create "Santastein"—a mindless, bloodthirsty monster stitched together from stolen cadavers. The creature soon escapes and heads straight for a local high school Christmas party to deliver a very different kind of "naughty list" carnage.

Bachelors Grove (2014) Plot: Inspired by the real-life legends of what is often called "America's most haunted cemetery," the film follows a series of bizarre and brutal murders that suddenly plague a peaceful community. Friendly neighbors begin turning on their own families with no apparent motive. As the local historian and a young girl named Lindsey dig into the town's history, they uncover a dark secret rooted in the 1980s. Decades earlier, a group of high school friends attempted a ritual sacrifice at Bachelors Grove Cemetery but lost their nerve, leaving their victim behind. Now, "Old Scratch" has come to collect on that unfinished business, using the former coven members to unleash a new wave of carnage.

Gemini said Just Swipe (2021) Plot: Donna is a high-strung professional who has spent her life following a strict set of rules to find "the one," only to find herself perpetually single. When a global pandemic forces her into a mandatory stay-at-home lockdown, she finally gives in to her best friend's advice and joins a popular dating app. The film follows her hilarious and often cringeworthy journey through the world of digital dating, featuring a parade of eccentric suitors via video calls. As Donna navigates "virtual" intimacy and the frustrations of quarantine, she begins to realize that her list of requirements might be the very thing keeping her from a genuine connection with someone who has been right in front of her all along.