A great warrior enters into single combat with the treacherous King Jerak and Queen Sultana, who have illegally seized the kingdom rightfully belonging to the beautiful Princess Evi.

In a town mired in corruption and violence, modest janitor Winston Guss tries to cope with his role as a single father. But everything changes in an instant—after falling into a vat of toxic waste, he transforms into a terrifying mutant with superhuman strength and a deadly mop. He is now known as

Captures the feel of film noir but not the zip I liked Nightmare Alley at first. It's visually gorgeous and pulls you in with its ambience and bits of mystery. But at a certain point, where what I'd call the "second act" begins, I looked to see how much was left of the movie,

A man in a dusty cloak roams the African desert and commits brutal murders. He dismembers and rapes corpses (the sequence of actions is unclear), mixes the blood of his victims with minerals, and leaves mysterious drawings at the crime scene. As the investigation unfolds, it becomes clear that

A fairy tale film in the style of Star Wars, a journey into a world of evil sorcerers, magical warriors, adventures, and unearthly passion, a world where only the strongest survive. A muscular warrior (Hill) tries to save a beautiful princess (Benton) from an evil wizard.

An anti-war crusade against those who profit from war takes place in Italy during World War II. The main character desperately tries to obtain proof that he is insane so that he will no longer have to participate in combat missions.

Sentenced to death, Baron Frankenstein insists on seeing a priest and tells him his story. After his mother's death, when he was still a young man, having lost his father at the age of ten, he inherited his parents' fortune and settled in a Swiss village, finding work with Professor

Jean, a soldier who has deserted from the colonial army, is traveling in a passing truck. He gets off in a foggy seaside town. Jean wants to board the steamer Louisiana and sail away to sunny climes, leaving this godforsaken place behind him forever. It seems that his dream is within reach—while

Professor Quatermass, trying to gather support for his Lunar colonisation project, is intrigued by mysterious traces that have been showing up.

Eight employees of a reputable arms company traveled to Hungary to boost team spirit. They will have to find out which of the tales circulating about these places are true.