Keri Walker thinks she has hit rock bottom. A drug addicted prostitute, Keri has seen the darkest side of life... until her life takes a turn for the worse. During one more in a long line of illicit sex-for-money transactions, Keri must defend herself and inadvertently kills her attacker. Covered in blood and on the run, Keri makes her way to a house that offers people in her situation a roof over their heads and little else. The house, filled with addicts, rapists and, most of all, victims is run by a pair of sadists whose cruelty is legendary. Luther (David C. Hayes) and Lilith gleefully lead Keri through their hell house and bring her to a point of desperation few people ever live to see. The only question is if Keri s can survive the next 24 hours...

Case hates life. He has been deceived, cheated on, and taken advantage of. He seeks to ruin the one who has brutally ruined him. Without divulging his real plan, he persuades his group of friends to help him steal some cash from a quick and simple heist. The simple heist turns into coldhearted betrayal and murder. Relationships are tested and bonds are broken. Soon after the group arrives at their destination, the real scheme is forced upon them. Case’s secret is revealed... he doesn’t want money... he wants revenge. The downward spiral is set in motion. As the darkness descends, no one can escape this steamy, twisted tale of betrayal, murder and sexual deviance. No one will be the same come sunrise.

Nick and Celia are in love and have big dreams. They both want to start a better life in the US. But Nick’s former partners in crime don’t want to let him fly off unless he pays his debts. Under pressure Nick robs a gas station and by accident shoots a young police officer. Now the young couple are in deep trouble. On the run from the police they hide in a nearby villa. With the Special Forces Unit quickly on the scene, Nick takes the surprised owner of the villa, Victor von Hartenberg, as a hostage. He is their last option to escape. Celia is scared and devastated. But things get even worse. The Special Forces are storming the house as Nick and Celia discover the bodies of a massacred family in the dining room. Is it possible their hostage is not a loving family guy, but a brutal serial killer? Nick and Celia are trapped; the Police outside-Victor inside. From now on, there is nowhere to run and nowhere to hide!

Set in the sexy and affluent city of Beverly Hills, Karma’s roommate ends up brutally murdered. Having to deal with the horrible murder of her roommate and the very high mortgage payments on her slick mansion, Karma knows she has to find a new roommate quickly. After a bunch of odd and nutty people respond to Karma’s roommate wanted ads, she finally agrees that the beautiful and very sexy girl Sky is the chosen one. Karma’s music manager Wesley soon realizes something strange is going on with both roommates. In a world of rich and beautiful people even the obvious is not what it seems. The truth might be right in front of you but be careful, the ad you reply to may be your last!

When four lifelong friends decided to open the hottest new bar in town, they never thought the night of their lives would turn into their worst nightmare. But when one of their own is brutally attacked and manages to trap her assailant inside the bar, their friendship is tested like never before. Lives will be torn apart and bonds will be broken as they decide whether to trust justice to take its course or take justice into their own hands.

Samurai Princess takes place sometime, somewhere, in an alternate universe version of feudal Japan where people live together with highly developed mechanical dolls. However, excessively developed mechanical dolls start causing harm to the human society, leading to ghastly bloodsheds happening all over the place. Under the circumstances, Kyoraku, a mad scientist, creates a female ninja mechanical doll. Equipped with 11 types of built-in weapons, the ninja doll is infused with the souls of eleven of her fallen sisters and she uses their combined power to take down anyone who stands in the way. The ninja doll will not die even if she is slashed by a sword or shot by a gun; she is virtually indestructible on her quest to save humanity.

Keri Walker thinks she has hit rock bottom. A drug addicted prostitute, Keri has seen the darkest side of life... until her life takes a turn for the worse. During one more in a long line of illicit sex-for-money transactions, Keri must defend herself and inadvertently kills her attacker. Covered in blood and on the run, Keri makes her way to a house that offers people in her situation a roof over their heads and little else. The house, filled with addicts, rapists and, most of all, victims is run by a pair of sadists whose cruelty is legendary. Luther (David C. Hayes) and Lilith gleefully lead Keri through their hell house and bring her to a point of desperation few people ever live to see. The only question is if Keri s can survive the next 24 hours...

Case hates life. He has been deceived, cheated on, and taken advantage of. He seeks to ruin the one who has brutally ruined him. Without divulging his real plan, he persuades his group of friends to help him steal some cash from a quick and simple heist. The simple heist turns into coldhearted betrayal and murder. Relationships are tested and bonds are broken. Soon after the group arrives at their destination, the real scheme is forced upon them. Case’s secret is revealed... he doesn’t want money... he wants revenge. The downward spiral is set in motion. As the darkness descends, no one can escape this steamy, twisted tale of betrayal, murder and sexual deviance. No one will be the same come sunrise.

Nick and Celia are in love and have big dreams. They both want to start a better life in the US. But Nick’s former partners in crime don’t want to let him fly off unless he pays his debts. Under pressure Nick robs a gas station and by accident shoots a young police officer. Now the young couple are in deep trouble. On the run from the police they hide in a nearby villa. With the Special Forces Unit quickly on the scene, Nick takes the surprised owner of the villa, Victor von Hartenberg, as a hostage. He is their last option to escape. Celia is scared and devastated. But things get even worse. The Special Forces are storming the house as Nick and Celia discover the bodies of a massacred family in the dining room. Is it possible their hostage is not a loving family guy, but a brutal serial killer? Nick and Celia are trapped; the Police outside-Victor inside. From now on, there is nowhere to run and nowhere to hide!

Set in the sexy and affluent city of Beverly Hills, Karma’s roommate ends up brutally murdered. Having to deal with the horrible murder of her roommate and the very high mortgage payments on her slick mansion, Karma knows she has to find a new roommate quickly. After a bunch of odd and nutty people respond to Karma’s roommate wanted ads, she finally agrees that the beautiful and very sexy girl Sky is the chosen one. Karma’s music manager Wesley soon realizes something strange is going on with both roommates. In a world of rich and beautiful people even the obvious is not what it seems. The truth might be right in front of you but be careful, the ad you reply to may be your last!

When four lifelong friends decided to open the hottest new bar in town, they never thought the night of their lives would turn into their worst nightmare. But when one of their own is brutally attacked and manages to trap her assailant inside the bar, their friendship is tested like never before. Lives will be torn apart and bonds will be broken as they decide whether to trust justice to take its course or take justice into their own hands.

Samurai Princess takes place sometime, somewhere, in an alternate universe version of feudal Japan where people live together with highly developed mechanical dolls. However, excessively developed mechanical dolls start causing harm to the human society, leading to ghastly bloodsheds happening all over the place. Under the circumstances, Kyoraku, a mad scientist, creates a female ninja mechanical doll. Equipped with 11 types of built-in weapons, the ninja doll is infused with the souls of eleven of her fallen sisters and she uses their combined power to take down anyone who stands in the way. The ninja doll will not die even if she is slashed by a sword or shot by a gun; she is virtually indestructible on her quest to save humanity.

Based on the true story of Lord Mountbatten’s destroyer, "In Which We Serve" was nominated for two Oscars and is one of the most memorable British films made during World War II. Unfolding in flashback as survivors cling to a dinghy, the film interweaves the history of HMS Torrin with the onshore lives of its crew. The 1942 film was the inspiration of Noel Coward, who desperately wanted to do something for the war effort, and he produced, wrote the screenplay, composed the stirring score, and starred as Captain Edward Kinross. Coward also officially codirected, though he handed the reigns to David Lean (in his directorial debut). There is fine support from Celia Johnson and John Mills, as well as a star-making debut from an uncredited Richard Attenborough. The use of real navy and army personnel as extras, together with lavish studio production and authentic shipboard location footage, lends the film an unusual sense of realism. A landmark in the careers of many of the most important names in British film, this moving and occasionally harrowing classic has a vital place in the development of British cinema.

Director Giulio Petroni’s all-but-forgotten spaghetti Western pairs Danger: Diabolik hero John Phillip Law with villain Lee Van Cleef. As a boy, Bill had watched helplessly as bandits slaughtered his parents. Now, more than a decade later, grown-up gunslinger Bill (Law) scours the Old West for his family’s killers, eventually joining up with Ryan (Cleef), a criminal who’s also looking for the bandits.

Two early films from the Master of Suspense populate this compilation disc. In Blackmail (1929) -- the director’s first talkie -- the illicit tryst of a young woman (Anny Ondra) leads to a sexual assault, blackmail and, eventually, murder. The silent melodrama Easy Virtue (1927) chronicles the life of a young divorcée (Isabel Jeans) who tries to start over in France with a new name but finds she can’t escape the taint of scandal.