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Survivor

A British diplomat tries to prevent a terrorist attack on New York City, but is forced to go on the run when she is framed for crimes she did not commit. Starring Milla Jovovich and Pierce Brosnan.

Terminal:

Margot Robbie, Simon Pegg and Mike Myers star in this twisted tale of two assassins carrying out a sinister mission, a teacher battling a fatal illness, an enigmatic janitor and a waitress leading a dangerous double life.

 

Marrowbone

When she suddenly dies under mysterious circumstances, the siblings are left unmoored. Grief fractures their fragile stability, yet it also forges a desperate promise: no matter what happens, they will never be separated. In a world that has already taken too much from them, their bond becomes sacred—a vow stronger than fear, stronger than loss.

But something is wrong in the house they now call home.

At first, it is subtle. A whisper in the walls. Objects that shift ever so slightly when no one is looking. A presence that lingers just beyond sight. Each sibling experiences it differently—one hears voices calling their name, another feels a cold hand brush against their shoulder in the dark, while another begins to see fleeting figures in mirrors and reflections. What begins as unease quickly spirals into terror as the entity makes itself known, feeding on their grief and turning their memories against them.

As tensions rise, the siblings begin to question not only what is haunting them—but each other. Old wounds resurface. Guilt and blame creep into their relationships, threatening to unravel the very promise that has kept them together. The line between reality and nightmare blurs, and the house becomes a prison of psychological and supernatural torment.

Then comes an even more immediate threat: a lawyer arrives with devastating news. Legal complications surrounding their mother’s death and custody arrangements put the siblings at risk of being separated and placed into different homes. Their vow—to stay together no matter what—is suddenly in jeopardy, not just from the ghostly force within the house, but from the very system meant to protect them.

As the supernatural occurrences intensify, the siblings uncover a horrifying truth: the presence haunting them is not random. It is tied to their past—to something their mother never told them, something she tried to bury when they fled their homeland. The entity feeds on their fear, their guilt, and their secrets, growing stronger as their unity weakens.

Now, they are faced with an impossible choice. To survive, they must confront the truth about their family’s past—a truth that could destroy them. To stay together, they must trust one another completely, even as paranoia and terror threaten to tear them apart.

In this chilling and emotionally charged thriller, the bonds of family are pushed to their breaking point. The siblings must decide whether their promise is strong enough to withstand both the living and the dead. Because in this house, breaking their vow may not just mean losing each other—it may mean losing their souls.

As the final pieces of the mystery fall into place, the siblings realize that the only way to escape is to stand together and face the darkness head-on. But not all of them may make it out. And the house is not ready to let them go.