A Greek warrior must travel to the Underworld and battle killer hellhounds in order to rescue his murdered bride from the clutches of Hades. Set in 500 B.C., Hellhounds tells the tale of Greek warrior Kleitos who, with his companions, fights valiantly against the vicious hellhounds of the Underworld in order to rescue his bride, the Princess Demetria, from the torments of hell and bring her back to life.

A decade after bloodthirsty Battle Royale, another gore game has begun...
The Japanese government created an absurb game for the high school students one day. The rule: The strongest survives.
For Fujiwara, everything seems to be going well he is doing well in high school, he is good looking and also a good fighter. One day, he was suddenly being attacked by a group of students without any provocation. He then found out that there is this mysterious violent game that is being spread through the mobile phone in the school. Students who played the game became hypnotized and will begin to fught senselessly. Fujiwara fought and finally discover the terrifying secret.

Of all the films I saw at the 2010 Edinburgh International Film Festival, this is the only one (apart from Savage Messiah) that deserved, for me, repeated viewings. I'm not implying it's the best ever Werner Herzog film. Or the best David Lynch film (if you feel his 'producer' role influenced it that much, as many did.)

But I was captivated by what 'My Son' had actually done. Even though it is obvious from the start. Less obvious though is the Greek tragedy playing out in his mind which, in his head, is mostly what he's actually doing. Apart from that, I wanted to re-watch so many scenes. Crazy stuff that is made believable simply by the conviction with which it is presented. The first viewing had me gripping my seat in open-jawed amazement throughout, only to breathe a sigh at the end and wonder what I was getting so excited about. Flamingo hostages? Give me a break! (Even if you are supposed to call them 'eagles in drag.' Or ostriches.) God is in the kitchen. On a tin of oatmeal to be precise. But this isn't comedy (though you may laugh) and consider, if you will, that, "The cruel bitch of female passion can break apart the yolk that joins a pair; and force apart the dark embrace of beast and man alike."

A screenwriter who travels to an abandoned house to finish a script on time, but a series of strange events lead her to a psychological breakdown.

In Italy, year 1100, the Northern lands are ruled by the German Emperor Barbarossa. His dream is to also conquer the lands in the center and the South to revive the empire that once belonged to Charles the Great. But in the North, a young man from Milan named Alberto Da Giussano has formed an army of 900 men all from different cities known as the company of death. His dream is to defeat the Emperor and give freedom back to the Northern lands.

A decade after bloodthirsty Battle Royale, another gore game has begun...
The Japanese government created an absurb game for the high school students one day. The rule: The strongest survives.
For Fujiwara, everything seems to be going well he is doing well in high school, he is good looking and also a good fighter. One day, he was suddenly being attacked by a group of students without any provocation. He then found out that there is this mysterious violent game that is being spread through the mobile phone in the school. Students who played the game became hypnotized and will begin to fught senselessly. Fujiwara fought and finally discover the terrifying secret.

A record company intern is hired to accompany out-of-control British rock star Aldous Snow to a concert at L.A.'s Greek Theater.

A Greek warrior must travel to the Underworld and battle killer hellhounds in order to rescue his murdered bride from the clutches of Hades.