No Way Out [1987]
A bit outdated, No Way Out is a slow-burning procedural thriller with several subplots involving murder, politics, romance, and espionage.
A bit outdated, No Way Out is a slow-burning procedural thriller with several subplots involving murder, politics, romance, and espionage.
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Pacey, upbeat and funny, Horns is a refreshing who-done-it supernatural mystery starring the one and only Daniel Radcliffe.
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If you’re looking for something different, authentic and nasty, From Beyond is a perfect choice with its nightmarish Lovecraftian atmosphere.
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Featuring an authentic visual style and an intelligent story for both kids and adults, The Boxtrolls will make you fall in love with them.
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