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Desire is a provocative drama that explores the complex relationship between two sisters. Set in the 1970s, the film delves into themes of rivalry, desire, and sexual awakening. The story follows the sisters as they navigate their own desires and the consequences that come with them.

Ed and Lorraine Warren travel to North London to help a single mother raising four children alone in a house plagued by a supernatural spirit. Anita Gregory, a skeptic, questions the authenticity of the hauntings. The Warrens discover that the demon haunting the house is named Valak. With the help of the Hodgson family, they manage to banish Valak back to Hell.

In Escape from the Planet of the Apes, a group of intelligent chimpanzees escapes the Earth's destruction and travels back in time to 1973. As they try to fit into society, they face a dystopian future and must confront xenophobia and fear. The CIA tries to capture them, leading to a tragic event. With the help of a sympathetic scientist, they try to survive and find a way to go back to the past.

A con man named Irving Rosenfeld and his partner Sydney Prosser are coerced into working for an FBI agent named Richie DiMaso. Together, they navigate the dangerous world of Jersey powerbrokers and the Mafia.

A composer (Laurence Payne) is stuck in a middle-class marriage and finds that his affair with his wife's half-sister (Jane Griffiths) has resulted in a pregnancy. When his wife refuses to give him a divorce he hatches a murder scheme that is too clever by half.

In 1960s Ireland, a priest investigates a haunted asylum where he discovers a terrifying demonic presence.

A sadistic psychopath terrorizes a city, targeting women and leaving behind bloody murders. As the body count rises, a group of people become suspects in a twisted game of whodunit. The killer's identity is masked, making it difficult to determine who can be trusted. As the violence escalates, the true motives and secrets of the characters are revealed.

After being wrongfully sent to a psychiatric hospital, a man discovers his psychic powers and uses them to seek revenge on those who wronged him. As he unleashes his telepathic and telekinetic abilities, he leaves a trail of gore and destruction in his path.

In 'The Astro-Zombies,' a mad scientist creates an army of zombie monsters in order to carry out his evil plans. With elements of crime, horror, and sci-fi, this exploitation film combines science and gore to create a thrilling and gruesome story. As the zombies wreak havoc on the city, a group of heroes must stop the scientist before it's too late.

Who Killed Teddy Bear? (1965) is a neo-noir crime thriller that explores the dark and sleazy underbelly of Times Square. The story follows a disturbing case of telephone harassment and voyeurism as a depraved sexual predator terrorizes his victims. As the tension rises, a police detective and a resourceful disco busboy work together to catch the elusive killer.

In the year 1985, a space mission to repair the Salyut-7 space station takes a tragic turn when the crew faces numerous challenges, including a punctured spacesuit, malfunctioning equipment, and limited oxygen. As they struggle to survive in zero gravity, tensions rise and secrets are revealed.

Seconds (1966) is a horror, sci-fi, thriller movie about a man who undergoes a plastic surgery to get a new identity, but realizes that there is a sinister price to pay for his second chance at life. The movie explores themes of midlife crisis, surrealism, and the consequences of seeking a fresh start.

Topkapi is a caper comedy film about an international gang who plans to steal a priceless emerald from a museum in Istanbul. The gang consists of a gentleman thief, an acrobat, and a small-time crook, among others. Their plan involves double-crosses, secret plots, and various mishaps. As they navigate the rooftops of Istanbul, they must outsmart the museum's security and overcome numerous obstacles to successfully pull off the heist.

The Fortune Cookie is a comedy film released in 1966. It revolves around a cameraman who gets injured during a football game and a lawyer who convinces him to sue for a large settlement. However, things get complicated when the cameraman's injury turns out to be fake.

In the 1970s, a British sound engineer is hired to work on an Italian horror film, but as he becomes immersed in the disturbing world of the movie, he starts to question his own sanity.

In a small town in Texas, residents are terrorized by a giant Gila monster that emerges from the desert. The monster wreaks havoc, causing destruction and violence. The sheriff and a group of teenagers try to stop the creature and save the town from its rampage.

A psychic woman helps the police track down a psychopathic killer who is on a murder spree. As the body count rises, the psychic's premonitions become more disturbing, revealing dark secrets and a sinister plot.

Wild Guitar is a 1962 comedy-drama that follows a teenage musician who gets discovered by a music producer and becomes an overnight sensation. The film explores his rise to fame, the challenges he faces in the music industry, and his romantic relationships. With slapstick comedy, rock-n-roll music, and a touch of romance, Wild Guitar is an entertaining journey through the world of music.

ABBA: The Movie is a documentary-style film that follows the popular Swedish pop group ABBA during their 1977 Australian tour. As the band travels from city to city, they experience various adventures and encounters, including press conferences, interviews, and concerts. Along the way, they are pursued by a radio DJ who is determined to get a phone interview with them. The film also offers glimpses into the personal lives of the band members and highlights their rise to international fame.

In Dracula A.D. 1972, Count Dracula is resurrected in London, 1972 after a descendant of Van Helsing brings him back. Dracula seeks revenge and starts murdering people in his quest for power. Scotland Yard and a group of young friends try to stop him.