An alien amoeba crashes to Earth and mutates aquatic life along the shores of North Carolina, unleashing an electrified octopus that terrorizes a seaside resort. Two special operatives try to stop the shock wave of cosmic carnage.
After being bullied at school, a pregnant teen's family sets out to move from the city to the countryside, unexpectedly revealing a coveted secret of her past that threatens the fresh start they seek.
A young woman follows a mysterious melody onto a remote tidal island. When she crosses back over at the next low tide, she emerges into a world where 25 years have passed.
In a dystopian future where all of humanity's memories have become government-regulated transactional products, mankind's crown-jewel memory is stolen - the answer to where we come from.
An alien amoeba crashes to Earth and mutates aquatic life along the shores of North Carolina, unleashing an electrified octopus that terrorizes a seaside resort. Two special operatives try to stop the shock wave of cosmic carnage.
A Netflix revelou hoje a produção de “Uma Garota de Classe”, seu mais novo longa-metragem de true crime, baseado no polêmico e emblemático caso Elize Matsunaga — que já foi tema de um documentário na plataforma em 2021.
O filme será um thriller com toques melodramáticos, mergulhando em temas como classe social, ambição e violência de forma provocativa e intensa. A direção é assinada por Vellas, e o roteiro é de Raphael Montes, conhecido por seu trabalho em “A Menina que Matou os Pais”, outro sucesso do gênero no Prime Video. Quem assina o roteiro em parceria com ele é @marictorres.
Ainda sem elenco confirmado nem data de lançamento prevista, a produção promete uma abordagem cinematográfica ousada e instigante de um dos crimes mais discutidos da última década no Brasil.
Alongside Sydney's golden beaches stands one of the city's oldest and most mysterious houses - Red Rabbit Lodge, a sanctuary for foreign students during their final college years, including Abigail Mason, trying to put her traumatic past behind her. Unbeknownst to her and the other lodgers, the house has a history of blood and mayhem - and a sadistic killer who still hides within the walls.
In a dystopian future where all of humanity's memories have become government-regulated transactional products, mankind's crown-jewel memory is stolen - the answer to where we come from.
Based on a true story, ‘72 Hours’ follows Joe (Hart), a married father of three who is mistakenly added to an email thread planning a bachelor party for a group of 20-somethings from different parts of the country. Initially, Joe simply enjoys reading the messages, reminiscing about his own younger years. However, he eventually decides to clarify the mistake and reveal his identity to the group. To his surprise, the best man, Nick, extends a real invitation for Joe to join the trip. What Joe doesn’t realize is that Nick has ulterior motives. He hopes Joe’s presence, as a family man, will make the groom-to-be, Mason, reconsider marriage. But as the bachelor party unfolds in Miami, neither Nick nor the rest of the group—Mason, Silverman, Castillo, and Ava—anticipate the unexpected impact Joe will have on their wild weekend.
