French cinema continues its reign as the brutal roi of international horror with this startling import. MARTYRS begins in the 1970s, with a young kidnapping victim named Lucie running through the streets, barely clothed and covered in cuts. At the hospital, she bonds with fellow patient–and abuse victim–Anna, and they forge a bond that lasts for years. More than a decade later, the violence in their lives continues, but this time they may not be the victims.

A genre busting treat part costume drama, part martial arts horror film concerning a ferocious, man eating beast that roams the mountains of eighteenth century France.[/center]

Director Hasan Karacadag argues that he tried to create a model of a Turkish Islamic horror film and that he would make the world recognize this model, of which he sees “Semum” as the first example. “Semum” stars Ayзa inci, Burak Hakki and Cem Kurtoglu in the lead roles and recounts the true story of a woman who lives in Izmir.[/center]

Rated 8 / 10 Stars. Winner of 28 international movie awards.[/center]

Plot: The former orphan Laura raises her adopted son Sim n with her husband Carlos in an old house and former orphanage where she was raised. Sim n is HIV positive and tells Laura that he has five invisible friends, and she believes they are fruit of his imagination.

In accordance with the Navajos legend, a thirteen year old boy will finish with the curse of the powerful Skinwalkers, a.k.a. werewolves. The half breed boy Timothy is raised by his human mother Rachel and protected by his Skinwalkers relatives since he was born.