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This classic silent film tells the chilling story of a man named Francis who describes a hypnotist using a sleepwalking accomplice to commit murders. The film’s unsettling visuals mirror Francis’s increasingly disturbed state of mind as the story progresses through a stark and fragmented setting. The audience ultimately learns the entire narrative is unfolding within an asylum, and Francis is actually a patient. The film is famous for its shocking twist and is considered a pioneer in using unreliable narrators in cinema.

Scheduled to premiere on Tuesday, November 25th, this brief romantic drama centers on two strangers attempting to connect on a first date. The film unfolds over the course of an evening filled with intimate conversation. Jolene Kim wrote, directed, and edited the 11-minute film, which stars herself alongside Alan Santini. Tobie Windham and Emily Goss appear in supporting roles. Will DaRosa was the cinematographer, and Keith Moore composed the original music. Cori-Anne Greenhouse, Marabina Jaimes, and Willie Krisztal served as producers.

This classic, low-budget horror film, created by Andy Warhol and directed by Paul Morrissey, helped launch Kier’s career. He stars as Baron Frankenstein, a man consumed by his desire to build a perfect race by combining a male and female zombie. Known for its over-the-top style and graphic violence—originally shown in 3D—the film showcases a passionate performance by Kier, blending disturbing intensity with unexpected comedy. The role established Kier as a major figure in European cult cinema.

During the fight against Neferpitou, Gon Freecss pushes his body to its absolute limit, undergoing a drastic and frightening change. He instantly ages himself to adulthood, but at the cost of his own life force. This causes him to gain an enormous amount of muscle, ripping his clothes apart. The most visually striking part of this transformation is his hair, which shoots upwards, becoming a rigid, several-meter-tall black spike.