the weekend

Years ago, Luc turned his back on his family and their bizarre traditions. Now he has to introduce them to his fiancée. But as soon as he arrives, the unspeakable things that Luc wanted to leave behind happen.

the rule of jenny pen

Two truly noble actors in a disturbing scenario: Oscar winner Geoffrey Rush and Oscar nominee John Lithgow engage in an extremely painful duel for the ages, both psychologically and physically.

redux redux

The McManus brothers deliver powerful suspense cinema that is convincing on all levels, including emotionally, not least because of the driving soundtrack and the performances.

opening night

kung fu in rome

A desperate search for her sister leads young Kung Fu master Mei to the Eternal City. She ruthlessly fights her way through the entire Roman underworld. Director Gabriele Mainetti (FREAKS OUT) expertly balances furiously staged Asian action with sophisticated characterisation to create a spectacular martial arts epic with depth!

the gesuidouz

Punk's not dead! A nerdy horror punk band sheds sweat, tears and vomit during the agonising birth of the ultimate garage rock anthem. The eccentric, laconic and original comedy creates a pogo atmosphere in the cinema.

bring them down

An old feud between two sheep farmers flares up again in this dense, non-linear revenge drama with an all-star cast (Christopher Abbott, Barry Keoghan), in which no one walks away without bloody hands.

noise

Acoustic horror for the ears: The classic ghost story combines the qualities of Asian genre cinema, but this time unleashes the horror on the audience largely via the soundtrack. And it's not just unexpected noises that provide moments of fright - absolute silence can also be very unsettling.

locked

When petty criminal Eddie (Bill Skarsgaard) tries to steal the wrong car, a desperate fight for survival begins. At his mercy and locked up without food or water, he has to realise what his diabolical adversary (Anthony Hopkins) is up to.

jimmy and stiggs

THE ALIEN CHAINSAW MASSACRE: What Joe Begos (BLISS, VFW) celebrates here as writer, director and star in terms of splatter excess, alien, neon-coloured slime and madness is not of this star.

clown in a cornfield

Attention Killer Clown fans: With TUCKER & DALE VS. EVIL director Eli Craig serves up a good old-fashioned slasher flick and a fine introduction to the nasty Frendo as he rips his way through the community of a provincial American town.