Movies and TvShows featuring "ear-cut-off" theme.

A jewelry heist orchestrated by gangster Joe Cabot goes awry, leaving the criminals suspicious of a police informant. As they try to figure out who the rat is, tensions rise and violence ensues. Ultimately, the heist crew is torn apart by betrayal, leading to a deadly Mexican standoff.

In 1920s Texas, a drifter named John Smith becomes embroiled in a gang war between the Italian-American and Irish-American mobs. As he plays one side against the other, he must navigate through violence, betrayal, and obsession to survive.

Crime author Rousseau travels to Mouthe. Here, Brother Giacomo is waiting for him, who has important info about Rousseau's deceased mother. But when he arrives, Giacomo has just died. Rousseau decides to investigate.

In 'Ninja In The Dragon's Den,' a ninja seeks revenge for the death of his master. He encounters impostors and fights them using his impressive kung fu skills. The movie showcases exciting sword-fighting, stick-fights, and poison-based combat. It also includes intense martial arts scenes and moments of hand-to-hand combat. The ninja's journey for justice takes him through dangerous battles and leads to a final confrontation.

In 'I, Madman,' a book publisher named Virginia receives a mysterious book titled 'I, Madman.' As she reads the book, she becomes obsessed with the story and starts to experience the events and characters from the book in real life. The book is about a madman named Malcolm Brand who uses a straight razor to mutilate his victims. Virginia's reality becomes intertwined with the plot of the book, and she must find a way to escape the horrors that are unfolding around her.

An adventure that delves into the dark caverns of the underworld and tells the tale of three chivalrous gangsters who attempt to escape the powerful clutch of their gang leader.

News from Planet Mars follows the story of a socially awkward computer programmer who is struggling to navigate parenthood while also dealing with his own mental illness. His life takes an unexpected turn when he begins to have surreal dreams about outer space. As he tries to balance work and family, he finds himself on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance.

The Candy Snatchers is a crime thriller film from 1973. It follows the story of a teenage girl who is kidnapped by a group of criminals in order to get a ransom from her stepfather. The girl's mute brother gets involved in a dangerous chase to save her, leading to a series of intense and violent events. As the tension rises, secrets are revealed, and the characters must face the consequences of their actions.

Applesauce is a dark comedy about a man named Ron, who starts to question his sanity when a mysterious package arrives at his door. As his life starts to unravel, Ron becomes consumed by paranoia and must confront his deepest fears.

A Chinese doctor's assistant fights the morphine-dealing criminals who run a Japanese nightclub.

A small-time hood, left for dead after double-crossing drug dealers, is taken in by a monastery and taught the art of kung fu.

The Greatest Adventure: Stories from the Bible is a television series produced by Hanna-Barbera that tells of three young adventurers—Derek, Margo, and 'their nomad friend' Moki—who travel back in time to watch biblical events take place in the past. This segment of the story tells about the time the time travelers encounter Mark as he is gathering material to write the Gospel of Mark. He informs them of the events surrounding the Garden of Gethsemene, Jesus' numerous trials before Annas, Caiaphas, Herod, and Pilate, as well as the Crucifixion and Resurrection. He finishes by telling them of the Ascension.

Dirty Little Billy is a 1972 biographical western drama film that depicts the early life of the legendary outlaw Billy the Kid. The film explores Billy's relationship with his stepfather, his experiences in a western town, his involvement in violence and gunfights, and his friendships during his teenage years. It is a revisionist western that delves into the complexities of Billy's character and the turbulent times he lived in.

Manda Bala (Send a Bullet) is a gripping documentary that exposes the deep-rooted corruption and violence in Brazil. It delves into topics such as Brazilian politics, Latin American politics, and the social differences in the country. The film highlights the stories of corrupt politicians, kidnappings, and the desperate measures people take to protect themselves, including plastic surgery and bulletproof cars. Manda Bala sheds light on the dark side of democracy in Brazil.

A child is witness to an assault on a monk by the gang of Lorenzo the Fifth. The monk escapes and takes refuge in the estate of Doña Carlota, a countess who lives with her son Juan and daughter Beatriz. Basilisa, the maid, conjures the devil to free her son from an irreversible illness, but to do so the evil must be transmitted to an innocent soul, and for that she chooses Beatriz. The child begins to be the victim of a possession, for which everyone blames the monk.

The fortunes of three impoverished friends and their families abruptly change after an airplane crashes in a nearby mountain. They rush to the crash site along with all the villagers, not to help the victims but to plunder their valuables. A dead American passenger carried a large amount of money in his briefcase which Mesiong, Ponsoy, and Jamin find and avariciously keep for themselves. But the town mayor gets greedy and with his hirelings abducts the three to divest them of their booty.

In a Chechen city recovering after the war, a man disappears. As daily life goes on, those in search are drawn into a world where encounters with diviners and legal advisors, with the torturers and the tortured, with secret prisons and mythical lakes all become commonplace.

An anxious teacher (played, as is the lead role in all his films, by the director) sits in a beer garden on the hill of the Andechs monastery. While flies drown in his mug of beer, he confronts a life of failure: the wife he ignored, the child he neglected, the teaching duties he has shirked, and his doomed efforts at winning tenure from school officials. Only a dream from the past-the memory of a former liaison with a film star with whom he shared "the Andechs feeling, a feeling that we are not alone" - provides sustenance. Despite an unexpected series of events, longing in Achternbusch's world ultimately remains stronger than fulfilment and thirst better than beer.