SUPER-TRAIN (Gerry Anderson, ITV series, 1981 - 1983) The Conductor and attendant-stewards of a nuclear-powered cross-country luxury-class bullet-train deal with terrorists and corporate spies while facilitating amorous and/or humorous misadventures amongst their passengers.

LA PASCUALITA (Sofia Aguilar, 2005) The owner of a bridal shop in Chihuahua becomes convinced that one of her mannequins is possessed by the vengeful soul of a bride who went missing in the 1930s.

RAPACIOUS (Daniyah Clark, 2021) An entrepreneurial dancer (Megan Thee Stallion) discovers her path to absolute wealth and power after being bitten by a vampire (Idris Elba), much to the chagrin of her fiancé (Mike Colter) and club rival (Taylour Paige).

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David Cronenberg’s Frankenstein (1988) The arrogant chief surgeon (Jeremy Irons) of a labyrinthine metropolitan hospital attempts to hide the fact that he has reanimated a living creature (Robert De Niro) from the reassembled corpses of dead homeless men.

THE STALWART GRADY GIRLS (D. W. Griffith, 1913) When their caretaker father suffers a knock on the head, Delbert Grady’s resourceful daughters (Lillian & Dorothy Gish) must stymie his manic punch drunk shenanigans before he ruins the Overlook Hotel’s fancy New Year’s Eve orgy.

BATGIRL (Adil & Bilall, 2023) Barbara Gordon (Leslie Grace), daughter of the police commissioner (J. K. Simmons) forces Batman (Michael Keaton) to take her on as a protege when Gotham City is threatened by a mercenary pyromaniac (Brendan Fraser).

FROM DUSK TO SHAUN (Edgar Wright, 2018) A downtrodden London salesman (Simon Pegg) and his zombie BFF (Nick Frost) must protect their loved ones during a completely unexpected vampire apocalypse. Co-starring Kate Ashfield, Jessica Hynes, and Charles Dance as Count Dracula.

DEATH TOLL (Quentin Tarantino, 1999) After a series of unnerving visions, a clairvoyant interior designer (Brudget Fonda) seeks to unravel the truth with help from her sister-in-law (Uma Thurman) and a therapist (Samuel L. Jackson) who is obsessed with parapsychology. 2/2

DEATH TOLL (Quentin Tarantino, 1999) While refurbishing the summer home of her wealthy husband (Bruce Willlis), a clairvoyant interior designer (Brudget Fonda) discovers the walled-up remains of a dead woman. 1/2

THE LADY IN RED (Quentin Tarantino, 2009) A farm girl from the midwest (Trudi Frazer) gets involved with gangsters, prostitutes, sleazy newspapermen, ambitious FBI agents, and crooked cops in 1930s Chicago. With Brad Pitt, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Diane Kruger, Walton Goggins, and Eli Roth.

GLIMPSE INSIDE YOUR VELVET BONES (Tim Burton, 2007) Zombie Edgar Allan Poe (Johnny Depp) is resurrected by jovial satanic necromantrix Helena Bonham Carter to write the screenplay for a Felliniesque director’s controversial new Giallo. With Michael Keaton and Lisa Marie.

THE SPECIALISTS (MBS, 1971-1972) A debonair and dandyish secret agent (Calvin Lockhart) forms an unusual partnership with a glamorous jewel thief (Gloria Hendry) in witness protection. Posing as husband and wife, they travel the world to solve cases that baffle law enforcement.

GOLDEN REAPER (Massimo Cazzioni, 1967) When a sports-writer (Jack Nicholson) on sabbatical in Rome finds himself to be the chief suspect in a series of gory murders, he turns to his model girlfriend (Nieves Navarro) and drinking buddy, an American executive at Ferrari (Clint Eastwood), for help.

WHEN A MERMAID MET THE MONSTER (H C Potter, 1948) “The strangest love triangle ever known!” The bashful owner (Boris Karloff) of La Mirada’s best Aquacade & Chamber of Horrors gets more than he bargained for when a revivified Frankenstein Monster runs off with his star attraction (Ann Blyth).

NO BAIL FOR THE JUDGE (Alfred Hitchcock, 1961). A high court judge (John Williams) is accused of murdering a sex worker. His scrappy daughter (Audrey Hepburn) attempts to find the real killer with the reluctant aid of a burglar (Laurence Harvey).

SHEA BUTTER BABIES (Roy Del Ruth, 1944) A nightclub sister-act (Lena Horne & Hazel Scott) take the express train from NYC to a gig in LA. Along the way, they are mistaken for wealthy cosmetics heiresses by a pair of gullible conmen (James "Stump" Cross & Monte Hawley).

STREET PLAYER (Antoine Fuqua, 2019) A gritty biopic about the death of groundbreaking Urban Lit author Donald Goines. It primarily focuses on the hours leading up to the unsolved execution-style slaying of Goines and his common-law wife Shirley Sailor (Kiersey Clemons).

THE SHINING (Stanley Kubrick, 1980) Jill Torrance (Jacqueline Nicholson), a resentful mother and recovering alcoholic, undergoes a sinister metamorphosis after her husband (Sheldon Duvall) agrees to become caretaker at an isolated hotel in the Rockies.

FREDDY & JASON VS HELL (Ronny Yu, 2005) The Cenobites force a doomed polycule of bank robbers to intervene when an increasingly apocalyptic rivalry between two paranormal serial killers spills out of Hell. Starring Robert Englund, Doug Bradley, Eliza Dushku, Jonathan Tucker, and Adrianne Palicki.

Dylan Satterlee as James Bond in FOR QUEEN AND COUNTRY (1987)

Okay you didn’t say there would be clowns.

FORSAKEN (David Usher, 2016) A tech billionaire (Hugo Weaving) hires a forensic psychiatrist (Barbara Crampton) and an investigative journalist (Lin Shaye) to examine a notorious string of unsolved murders. They soon realize that the killer is either still alive… or very undead

INHERITANCE (Bob Dee, 1988) Four sorority alumni (Barbara Crampton, Heather Langenkamp, Kelli Maroney, and Ashley Laurence) are tasked with assessing weather damage to their chapter’s summer retreat on Martha’s Vineyard. They uncover some dark secrets that refuse to stay buried.

FORSAKEN (David Usher, 2016) A tech billionaire (Hugo Weaving) hires a forensic psychiatrist (Barbara Crampton) and an investigative journalist (Lin Shaye) to examine a notorious string of unsolved murders. They soon realize that the killer is either still alive… or very undead

INHERITANCE (Bob Dee, 1988) Four sorority alumni (Barbara Crampton, Heather Langenkamp, Kelli Maroney, and Ashley Laurence) are tasked with assessing weather damage to their chapter’s summer retreat on Martha’s Vineyard. They uncover some dark secrets that refuse to stay buried.

LESS THAN TWILIGHT (Marek Kanievska, 1987) A decadent college student (Andrew McCarthy) returns home for Christmas and finds himself caught in a love triangle between a dissipated gigolo werewolf (Robert Downey Jr.) and his sociopathic coke-dealing vampire pimp (James Spader).

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EASY DOES IT! (George Marshall, 1948) An exhausted radio entertainer seeks solitude at the remote Lost Caverns Resort Hotel, only to get tangled up with hypnotists, blackmailers, and femme fatales. Starring Bob Hope, Lucille Ball, William Bendix, Alan Mowbray, and Lenore Aubert.

BODEGA OF DEATH (Leo Post, 1998) The perpetually high late-shift manager of a Brooklyn bodega (Dave Chappelle) attempts to convince his store’s bickering and apathetic owners (Robin Williams & Emma Thompson) that he is being menaced at night by an increasingly violent poltergeist.

This month, Multiversal+ is streaming all five films of the beloved MR & MRS KAN series, starring Sessue Hayakawa and Anna May Wong. Each had sparkling screenplays co-authored by Dashiell Hammett, Rowland Brown, and Kathryn Scola.

JESSE JAMES MEETS BLACULA (William Beaudine, 1973) Jesse and Frank James (Giuliano Gemma & John Drew Barrymore) get more than they bargain for after mistaking the coffin of vampire Prince Mamuwalde (William Marshall) for a chest of confederate gold during a train robbery.

Dylan Satterlee as James Bond in FOR QUEEN AND COUNTRY (1987)

BEYOND THE GATES 2: REWOUND (Jackson Stewart, 2017) A slumber party turns deadly when three friends rent a morbid VCR board game called Beyond the Gates. It soon becomes clear that the game's sinister hostess (Barbara Crampton) holds the key to a series of unsolved local murders

BEYOND THE GATES 2: REWOUND (Jackson Stewart, 2017) A slumber party turns deadly when three hometown friends on college vacation (Samantha Robinson, Alexandra Essoe, Alena von Stroheim) rent a morbid VCR board game called "Beyond the Gates." With Barbara Crampton & Jesse Merlin.

DIVA LAS VEGAS (Sam Raimi, 1997) When her plan to rob a mafioso falls apart in spectacular fashion, a cagey lounge singer turns to a pair of Elvis impersonators for protection… but are they her bodyguards or her patsies?

A CLOCKWORK ORANGE (John Schlesinger, 1968) Scientists cure a futuristic gang member of his predilection for “ultraviolence” - at the cost of his free will. The Rolling Stones star in this dystopian satire, along with Anita Pallenberg, Ronnie Corbett, Derek Nimmo, and Paulene Stone.

Due to recent Pan-Galactic Retrograde Motion, we must request that subscribers realign their bio-circuits in four-dimensional space along the coordinate axis that runs orthogonal to our three-dimensions. The spissitude involves turning 30° kata & inverting 6° ana while irising your consciousness.

VAMPIRELLA (Jimmy Sangster, 1976) When the blood ocean of planet Drakulon runs dry, an audacious space vampire (Caroline Munro) travels to earth seeking the outcast remnants of her species. With Anthony Higgins, Freddie Jones, Lynne Frederick, and Peter Cushing as Van Helsing.

VAMPIRELLA (Jimmy Sangster, 1976) When the blood ocean of planet Drakulon runs dry, an audacious space vampire (Caroline Munro) travels to earth seeking the outcast remnants of her species. With Anthony Higgins, Freddie Jones, Lynne Frederick, and Peter Cushing as Van Helsing.

SARGASSO OF SPACE - AKA “Astronave Atlantide: Bersaglio Mobile!” (Massimo Cazzioni, 1966) Five beautiful astronauts attempt to escape the clutches of space pirates by hiding within a graveyard of lost space ships. Starring Silvana Mangano, Leonora Ruffo, and Mario Feliciani.

VIRAGOES OF MARS (Doris Börges, 1962)  Bellatrice Cartier (Anita Ekberg), an uninhibited Earthling "astralnaut," and Martian warrior Princess Oosha Vormiss (Chelo Alonso) lead a voluptuous and lethal army of amazons in all-out war on an invading horde of moon-based Selenites.

A NUDIST ON MARS (Doris Wishman, 1963) An uninhibited glamour model is accidentally transported to the red planet, where she leads a slave rebellion against a race of evil alien insects. Starring Pamela Green, Valerie Perez, Gigi Green. Effects by David Allen & Lawrence Butler.

VIRAGOES OF MARS (Doris Börges, 1962)  Bellatrice Cartier (Anita Ekberg), an uninhibited Earthling "astralnaut," and warrior queen Oosha Vormiss (Chelo Alonso) lead a voluptuous and lethal army of Martian amazons in all-out war on an invading horde of moon-based Selenites.

ON HER MAJESTY’S SECRET SERVICE (Peter R. Hunt, 1968) James Bond (Duncan Milne) gets entangled with the self-destructive daughter of a Corsican mafioso (Brigitte Bardot) while hunting for Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Telly Savalas) in the Swiss Alps.

ASYMMETRICAL (Scott Spiegel, 1987) While gathering blood evidence at a crime scene, a team of rookie forensic techs fall under the spell of a cursed mirror that serves as a portal to Hell. Starring Bruce Campbell, Barbara Crampton, Blanca Guerra, Brad Dourif, Veronica Cartwright

SLUMBERLAND [Pays de Rêve] (Jacques Tati, 1969)

SLUMBERLAND [Pays de Rêve] (Jacques Tati, 1969) A vacationing Monsieur Hulot aimlessly wanders the bustling, relentlessly modern landscape of Los Angeles until he ultimately dissolves into the phantasmagorical trompe l'oeil that is Hollywood.

CHELSEA BRIDGE (Andrew L. Stone, 1943) A pair of knockabout dancers from Harlem's Cotton Club find love and success when their musical review tours Europe. Starring Fayard & Harold Nicholas, Lena Horne, Nina Mae McKinney, and Cab Calloway.

You know, for essentially dolls on strings, they aren’t as creepy as usual. Might only sorta be cursed.