Young Griffin survives an attack by the mysterious killer known as The Sandman. Several years later, The Sandman is finally executed for his crimes. But a lone Voodoo priest resurrects the killer, and seems to want to give the crazed murderer a new shot at life, this time as an immortal being made of sand. The one thing standing in his way? He has to kill his one remaining connection to humanity. And of course, that happens to be Griffin. Lucky him.

All the mothers in a small suburban town have lost their marbles, and have started inexplicably eating their children. Now the ones who were smart enough to run away have to team up with the few competent authorities in town figure out a way to cure all their parents, before they find themselves on the dinner plate. Assuming that one rogue cop doesn't take them out first.

Ricky gets sent to a private prison after killing a man. But the people in charge of the prison end up being more violent than the inmates, so Ricky takes it upon himself to teach their oppressors a violent lesson they will never forget....or actually they will, because they're all about to be turned into gooey piles of pulp. Ya gotta love films based on weird Japanese comics. 

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A simple geologist out looking for comets near a small rural town, instead stumbles upon an alien invasion by a race of sentient plant creatures. To keep the invaders at bay it's now up to the scientist, a rag-tag group of citizenry, and a dime-store imitation of Doc Brown to push back the alien horde. It goes about as well as you'd expect.

A New York City detective and a doctor have to team up, after they get caught up in a surprise alien invasion after investigating a series of bizarre and violent crime against women. Or at least they pretend to. Their actions might have been more believable if either of them had been able to muster anything more than blank indifference on their faces.

Due to Josie's condition of narcolepsy, she is confined to her home and must be watched over by the family dog, and her half-sister Samantha, who seems to take delight in posing her unconscious sibling in odd poses the second she passes out. To say the two have a very weird relationship is an understatement.... Or do they? Because since the film is viewed through Josie's perspective, we're never really sure what events are real, and what are products of her unconscious mind and vivid imagination. Is this happening? Is this real? ls Samantha real? Hell, if I know. At this point I'm not even sure if the dog is legit.

This remake of the cult classic from 1988, spared no expense. And by that I mean they spared every expense, to the point where everything ends up being so dull even the actors seem bored. No wonder nobody went to see this.

Three couples head into the woods to do some camping and find themselves stalked by lone survivor of a forest fire that happened decades ago. Some National Geographic footage also makes an unaccredited appearance, because it turns out that people who only make porn for a living wildly underestimate how long their scripts will last when there isn't any actual porn to film.

In this remake of a much better movie, Jade leaves her dead-end job to try to make it big in the carnival business. Miraculously, she manages to con the Freak Show owner into marrying her and letting her take over the business, but her new employees are less than trilled with their new boss. Mostly because she's made it no secret that she absolutely hates them. I think you've made a poor career move there, hun.

In 1970s New York City, officers Dave Greenberg and Rob Hantz are determined to move up the ranks quickly so that they can better fight crime and the growing corruption in the NYC Police Department.